My grandparents stay here and the care they get is excellent. The nurses and staff are so…read moreincredibly kind and they are treated well. It's clean and spacious and there is a lot of events and activities planned for the people living here. Overall I would recommend this place!

Their only concern is money, stay away. Was just discharged as a patient after only 2 weeks of care…read morebecause though I am 100% homebound I decided I wanted to see family an hour away for a couple days for Thanksgiving. Though someone is picking me up and bringing me back and its the first time this year I am visiting for more than a few hours I was told that I no longer qualify for services. Why? Because they are liable if I get sick and they care more about the fact that years ago someone sued them rather than allowing a patient to see their family. Now when I return from seeing my family and have no way or ability to leave my home I am without services. Please consider where their actual concern is before deciding to go with such a company.

Loved the company And took good care the employees as well…read morewould recommend them great place to work

My original review was removed because JEVS CAH cares more about its own image than the ABJECT HARM…read moreit causes, so I'm re-posting the exact original sans 2 sur-names, which is the grounds JEVS CAH was able to use according to YELP ORIGINAL REVIEW: Avoid, avoid, avoid. YOU DO NOT WANT TO WORK WITH THIS UNETHICAL AGENCY. Save yourself the risk, anxiety, and the hassle. Working with them has been exhausting at best; traumatic at worst. I've been a client for several years. In this period of time they've sent PCAs (PCA = Personal Care Attendant) out who have asked for (and taken!!) my rx Palliative Care medication. They've sent PCAs who have stolen from me and my family. They've sent PCAs who were "no call, no show" for 5+ weeks straight, with no replacement. No one is ever available to help on the emergency line, if it's even answered. Usually, if someone answers they tell you there's nothing they can do. (What's the point in having an emergency line if nothing can even be addressed in an emergent manner?) The office staff does not value or include their client's voice in most, if any, matters. It's often impossible to stay in contact with the care coordinators. They've tried to say that some of their responsibilities were the responsibility of my care coordinator with my insurance company when that was not the case. Most recently I had a temporary PCA who was an absolute NIGHTMARE. She seemed great at first...but, then showed her true colors. She threatened to harm my special needs emotional support cat (instead of taking direction regarding my cat's medical condition), she accused me of self diagnosing my conditions (I have genetic testing/imaging/labs/etc. proving my conditions), she was displeased when I told her I would not spank or hit my young children to guide their behavior, she refused to follow food prep directions (stating: I know what I am doing!) which resulted in me cracking a molar, she did not adhere to infectious disease protocol laid out by my doctors (I am immunocompromised and immunosuppressed...and as a direct result, I got very ill during my post-infusion recovery period and I pray I won't need hospitalization because of this), she kept breaking protocol as far as the job description, and she was incredibly unprofessional and judgemental. At one point while I was orienting her, she tried to convince me that I was having a medical emergency when there was none. (My team of doctors would write statements on my behalf regarding this, and that there was no emergency.) As I tried to explain to her that I was just dealing with a condition that I have lived with for decades, she FELT her opinion outweighed my own lived experience and my doctors' knowledge. An ableist PCA is a dangerous PCA! She also asked some very personal questions about my family, and (silly me) I answered assuming she cared about the wellbeing of my family...but, unfortunately her demeanor towards all of us changed afterwards. I should have fired her after she threatened to harm my cat, but they don't tend to have good (if any) replacement PCAs to come in a timely manner. So instead, because she was one of the "better" PCAs, I allowed her to stay, because I needed the care. I deeply regret this. When this PCA informed me that she was quitting, I felt relieved...but, that was short lived, as the agency then proceeded to DISCHARGE ME as a client, based on this PCA's false allegations. When I reached out about these concerns and more, there was no response. If JEVS CAH decides to take accountability for trying to brush marginalized clients like myself under the rug and takes the appropriate actions that would be expected by a responsible and ethical Home Healthcare Agency (HHA), I will change this review to reflect their actions. As of now, I have been left hanging, and am scrambling (while incredibly ill with whatever virus their temporary PCA gave me - and during a holiday weekend) to find a replacement agency that accepts the Medicaid Waiver so I don't wind up losing my battle for my health and life. Omara my former care coordinator, Amanda the Director of Compliance, and Janon the CEO are unwilling to respond despite my dental and periodontal problems caused directly by the temporary PCA. (My insurances will not cover the work I need, and this puts my teeth at risk, in addition to the possiblity of the infection traveling to my heart because I'm immunocompromised and immunosuppressed.) PS & Update: JEVS CAH upended my life AND my entire family's lives in September 2024 (it's January 2025 - Happy New Year!) and we're still suffering from the wrongdoing by JEVS CAH. JEVS cares more about having good PR than giving good care and treating clients/former clients appropriately. I'll change my review if they actually do the right thing.

I don't know where to start. My mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's dementia. We went through…read morecountless Homecare agencies. I was losing hope and thought they are all bad. I simply cannot put in words what Miracles did for my mother and for my family. They not only provided peace of mind, but it was obvious how much each caregiver (Gina, Lilly & Rochelle) as well as the manager (Sokol) really truly cared about my mom. They kept her so clean, smelling amazing, colored her hair, hugged and talked to her throughout the day. They prepared all her meals and worked with each other to coordinate the best care possible. They administered her medications and communicated directly to me any concerns any of them had. They adapted and changed as her disease progressed to do anything in their power to help her and us. To say they were amazing and the best is an understatement. They were truly angels from above that took care of my mom the way she deserved to be treated and I simply can't thank them enough.

Edison Rapi owns and runs this home health care agency. He is a horrible businessman! He is rude…read moreand unprofessional when dealing with the (traumatized) family members who actually retain and pay for his services on behalf of their sick/dying loved ones. It seems that few of the caregivers he employs are actually experienced; we have had situations where Mr. Rapi was dishonest about an Aide's age and experience. We have also been in situations where there was a gap in coverage because the scheduled aide cancelled, the back-up aide couldn't make it, and there was no back-up for the back-up aide. They're quick to take your money but the business is poorly run. Having said that, the agency has provided us with two mostly regular Aides. One is completely amazing (almost indispensable) and the other mostly gets the job done. If not for these two special 5 star caregivers, my family would drop Angels of Care in a heartbeat. Edison Rapi gets a negative 5 (-5)...I'm being generous in rating Mr. Rapi's agency at a 2.

I regret every working with them they paid me what they wanted messed my checks up several times…read more And once employment ended they didn't give me my pay for unused vacation time and etc.

I contacted this agency at 9892 Bustleton Ave, Suite 203 to report a really bad caretaker. At the…read moreagency, I spoke with Marcella personally. She responded that she never heard such a name, but after I left, she immediately called that caretaker to "warn" her, instead of making sure that the agency does not cover up for caretaker who neglect their patients. This is not only unethical, but this behavior undermines the trust with this agency.

We have been using this agency for my grandparents for years now and it really doesn't get any…read morebetter than this. The people who work here are incredible. They are compassionate.They are understanding. They find amazing home health aides to take care of their patients. The aides take care of their patients like they are family. I can't recommend this agency enough. It's amazing and it has helped us keep our grandparents home for over 5 years. We switched here from another agency who showed no emotion or compassion towards my grandparents or their situation. Thank you thank you thank you for all that you do!

Probably the worst place ive worked at in the last 10 years...Wont give info on new patients, Pay…read moreis never correct or on time, Hours take months to be verified and every client is not even verified or checked on before care. Accusations made by the client(even when disapproved) can jeopardize a caregiver's job. 1/10 experience , the only thing that made it sufferable was the back pay.

Patriot Home Care hires bodies not qualified caregivers. Most of the caregivers that come to my…read morefamily member's house are consistently late to their shift or better yet don't show up without any notification. I have had one caregiver show up in scantly clad attire with body parts out. They have often left my family member sitting in urine for hours before changing them. All they do is sit and watch tv or sleep during their shift. No consistency, unreliable, and highly unprofessional.

My dad stayed at deer meadows twice last year for less than a month each time. First time was after…read morebeing diagnosed with stage 4 cancer and a prolonged hospital stay, he needed therapy. He was there about 3 weeks. Second time was for IV antibiotics for sepsis, that was a 2 week stay. Both stays he had a single room, private bath, flat screen tv, and plenty of room for visitors to sit ( I brought chairs from home to sit and visit). My dad is a smoker so we spent a lot of time out in the garden. My dad would save his bread and give it to the birds. Overall, he had a very pleasant stay both times. Staff was kind, gave meds on time and kept his room clean. My dad was able to do things for himself so he didn't require any assistance from cna's regarding care so I can't comment on that but I did see them doing their work with other patients. It's a nursing home with incontinent people so of course you will smell unpleasant things, and that didn't bother him, it goes away after a few minutes. I (and my dad) would definitely go there again if needed.

10/25-26/25 the facility had NO RUNNING WATER. they allowed me to be admitted on 10/28 knowing…read morethey had NO HOT WATER!! I have to be taken to while other wing of the facility for a shower. Today is 11/1/25 and there is still no HOT water. It's barely warm. Today I was served curdled milk. Was told by staff that over the weekend the generator had failed. (So fridge wasnt working) Which is how the milk went bad. (WHY WOULD ANYTHING BE SERVED/USED KNOWING THE REFRIGERATOR HAS BEEN DOWN?) WHAT ELSE IS SPOILED THAT THEY ARE SERVING? TRIED TO ADD PICS BUT PICS WONT POST