I can't say thank you enough to Ian and Regina. My dad had Glioblastoma (brain cancer) and I would…read morenot have been able to ensure he was properly cared for 24/7 without Ian and Regina's help. From the beginning when I was looking for caregiving services, both Regina and Ian were super responsive and really helpful. They were able to find care for my dad pretty quickly and also made sure to answer all my questions and let me vet caregivers before they scheduled them. If a caregiver could not make a shift, they made sure to give me advance notice so they could help me find an alternate caregiver quickly. Both of them worked night and day to make sure my dad's care was adequately covered 24/7. I live in the San Francisco Bay Area and I really appreciate the two of them making it possible for me to care for my dad from afar with all of their hard work making sure caregivers were in place quickly. I highly recommend 1Heart if you are looking for caregiving services. They really took the worry out of a stressful time trying to find care for my dad.

Patient-centered and quality care provider in LA! The trusted partner of families in need of…read moreassistance.

Incredibly compassionate with my fathers care. The staff kept me informed throughout the 4 weeks of…read moreinfusion treatments.

My initial visit was thorough and I was left with a good impression. I fully expected the second…read morevisit as informed , in 2-3 days. Then they did not contact me for 5 more days and then only after my third phone call where the words Complaint and grievance were used. This company is neglectful and unprofessional From the ridiculous employees who cannot answer a phone respectfully to the outright neglect I recieved. I am an open heart surgery patient. This is inexcusable. They are subcontracted to Kaiser . What a dreadful company, I hope Kaiser drops them. Leaving a heart patient at home waiting for the overdue nurse and unresponsive to phone calls. Please be warned. I blame the Managment and not the actual health Care professional. Do consider this experience when you are released from hospital. You may be put at risk with a similar lack of responsive care.

I've had the best experience working alongside Libertana…read more They are extremely helpful, responsive and professional. They have helped me and my team so much! A special thank you to Ani P, Marisela C, Denise A, and Jessica M. These ladies are a pleasure to work with and will go above and beyond to help you. Keep up the great work ladies! I highly recommend working with Libertana!

Honestly awful, they never respond and take over a month for reimbursements. DO NOT recommend.read more

My mother stayed at Vineland Post Acute from January 10 - April 17. Everyone was extremely thorough…read moreand friendly. I have already recommended this facility to others. We had bad experiences in the past with other nearby facilities. They were dirty and some of the staff were very nasty. Not here. VPA is clean and they care about the patients and their families.

My mom's been in this facility for two weeks now I'm very happy. They have a great communication…read moreservice. It's very clean. They on top of things. It's very pleasant to work when you are in a stressful situation with your family Number being sick overall I love the place. I will sure recommend it

I've been putting this off since February, 2023 when my dad passed away so peacefully with me and…read moremy sister and our continuous care nurse by his side. Well, if you knew my dad, you would be smiling and very happy for him. Daddy is old school... you know the type, "what the hell are all these people doing here? I don't need no help. I'm just fine." "You all get the hell outta here!" Unfortunately, dad did need the help as he was no longer safe "taking care of himself" It was WWIII getting him to allow anyone from Roze Room of the Valley to get within 10 feet of him, until he met Carmen, our HHA. What an amazing human being. She was the Angel that could talk dad into most care that he needed when nobody else could. Her patience, laughter, ability to listen and hear what his needs and desires were was intrinsic, so natural. We can't begin to thank all the people from RR involved in Dad's care; from the Nurse Manager, the doctors, nurses, social workers, continuous care team, after-hours care team, the DME driver who provided Dad's equipment and educated him until he actually understood how to use something, the chaplain, secretaries dealing with numerous calls from me so professionally and patiently, and all the team that helped Dad's last days at home with us to be the best days they could possibly be given the situation. Speaking of situations, there were a few things I was not happy about, so I would call the manager and we would discuss and resolve these matters expeditiously. I learned very quickly, it takes a team effort to care for our dying loved ones...and our family became part of our hospice care team. Everyone knows that nobody is perfect, right? However, I can honestly say that Roze Room came pretty darn close. If you are looking for a Hospice Company to care for your loved one, my family and I highly recommend teaming up with Roze Room Hospice of the Valley.

What can I say other than the fact that my mom passed away in a great deal of pain and discomfort…read more The equipment they brought (the hospital bed that is essentially an air mattress, oxygen mask, etc.) were all faulty and it required us to move her numerous times. The nurses didn't provide any guidelines in terms of what to expect, look out for or anything along those lines. My mom ended up passing away the day we started hospice. I fear we would have been better off on our own.

My mother recently spent three weeks at Sherman Oaks Rehab for recovery from a broken tailbone, and…read morewe were incredibly impressed by her recovery. The physical therapy team is truly top-notch. They were patient, encouraging, and tailored a program that dramatically improved her mobility. The nurses and CNAs are equally wonderful--they were compassionate, responsive to her needs, and treated her with great dignity. The only major drawback during her stay was the quality of the meals. The food was often unappetizing, bland, cold to bad. While the medical care was five-star, the dining experience could use significant improvement. Overall, I highly recommend Sherman Oaks Rehab for its excellent rehabilitation services and dedicated staff. If you have a loved one staying here, I highly recommend bringing in outside food or snacks to supplement the meals.

This facility has 1 star out of a possible 5 stars on medicare.gov which is a "much below average"…read morequality rating by Medicare standards. It is owned by Longwood Management, a corporation with 38 rehabs in California. Of those 38, 13 have 1 star Medicare ratings and another 12 have 2 stars. 66% of their facilities are rated by Medicare as substandard, due primarily to serious health department violations. Longwood Management operates this way intentionally. Poor care improves their profit margins. When the health department heat becomes too much at one facility, they move dangerous staff to another of their properties. That's happening now at this facility. Patients and their families - beware. And add the California Department of Public Health to your contacts, because you'll be opening investigations into this place frequently. Know that the allegations against Longwood are most often substantiated, thus the 1 star rating with Medicare.

At 90 years old, my Mom had several serious illnesses. It became necessary to enter into hospice…read more We had found one that we were very satisfied with that offered excellent caregivers. When my Mom's illnesses began to cause her a great deal of pain and discomfort, my brave Mom wanted to look into legal options of taking control of her 'end-of-life'. Her current hospice was not able to assist with her request. The national organization Compassion & Choices referred us to Mid Valley Hospice. Mid Valley arranged to meet my Mom immediately. Within 3 days she began the 15 day process that would grant her the peace that she wanted. From start to finish our relationship with Mid Valley Hospice was professional and responsive. Each time I called the office, the team members I spoke to were all aware of my Mom's case and worked together to meet her needs. She loved everyone who came to the house from the woman who gave her showers to the nurse checking vitals and meds. She especially appreciated Dr. Nelson, and said he was so kind and gentle. My special favorites were the owner, Anna, lovely Chelsea and dear Francis. They were my long distance confidants who helped me manage my Moms care from my home 90 minutes away. I thank Mid Valley Hospice sincerely for all they have done for my family.

I am not in the habit of writing reviews, but the compassion and professionalism of Mid Valley…read moreHospice cannot go unnoticed. My grandmother was diagnosed with stage IV colon cancer and our family was faced with many difficult decisions. Thankfully, Mid Valley Hospice was there to help. After speaking with Ana, she immediately understood what we needed and did everything to made sure that my grandmother was comfortable and properly looked after as if it was her own family member. That's something that put the family at ease knowing she was in the hands of compassionate professionals who went above and beyond to make her last moments on Earth as comfortable as possible. I hope that no family has to go through this kind of loss, but with people like Anna and her team, it becomes a little more bearable. Thank you Mid Valley Hospice!

Before I worked for them, I was on the outside. Never had any issues ever for years. Now I work for…read morethem and it's the same, never any issues. They help many disabled adults live better lives. Thank You Right Choice!!!!!!!

Right Choice was the wrong choice for our family…read more My brother is ID and 68. During the entire year that Right Choice provided services, not a single supervisor ever came to home to observe caregivers, ensure they were providing appropriate care, or coordinate with his Personal Assistance (PA) and Independent Living Skills (ILS) providers. Not once. Because there was virtually no supervision, we made attempts to operationalize a routine for my brother with the caregivers. A checklist of things that should be done to create structure and routine. Communication from RC was none existent. Calls were not returned, although Leslie was responsive and did her best to help. Right Choice failed to provide the supervision, accountability, and quality of care expected. Regional Center came to rescue and got us an another vendor. Our mistake as newbies is ask questions before entering agreement for piece of mind.