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I rarely write reviews, but I feel a responsibility to share our experience with Endless Journey…read moreHospice so other families can make fully informed decisions during an already difficult time. It's been over a year, and I've had time to reflect. While hospice care should center on compassion, communication, and trust, our experience fell short in several critical ways. Our family often felt unheard, with key decisions made without fully including all family members with decision making authority. Communication lacked consistency and transparency, and at times we were given information that later proved to be inaccurate. There were also concerns around professionalism. Sensitive information was discussed in ways that felt inappropriate, which further eroded our trust. Additionally, clear family wishes--particularly regarding the timing of certain medications--were not consistently respected, and explanations around those decisions were conflicting. Basic care expectations were not always met. Equipment that was promised was not provided, and safety measures that should have been in place were absent, leading to a preventable fall incident. End-of-life care is one of the most vulnerable experiences a family can go through. It requires honesty, coordination, and deep respect for both the patient and their loved ones. Unfortunately, our experience did not reflect those standards. It is not surprising that Endless Journey's nurses received probation and fines for misconduct in July 2026. I share this out of concern. No family should have to navigate this type of added distress during a time of grief. My Grandma was an amazing woman and I am grateful for the time that I got to spend with her.

Haven Hospice has been extraordinary in every capacity. During a vulnerable time when care needs…read moreexceeded our loved one's current setting, and a transition was expedited, they swooped in! Higher care costs exceeded his financial resources and he needed a placement that could accommodate both Medicaid and memory care at this juncture--they helped us navigate this in exploring ideas outside our scope for nursing care. We received texts, calls, and remarkably quick responses--even on weekends--as they worked to find the right placeMent. Emily, in particular, advocated fiercely and compassionately, making sure our family member was placed somewhere she trusted. She thoughtfully considered the whole picture of his needs. The care, relationships, and sheer humanity of every person we encountered at Haven is unsurpassed. He was always clean, treated with dignity, and genuinely connected with the people who cared for him. The Haven Hospice Team didn't simply provide hospice services; they gave our family safe passage through an incredibly difficult time and remained deeply caring and present through my dad's final days. I cannot recommend Haven Hospice highly enough.

When our mother needed to start hospice care, we started with a different company. It took us about…read more1 week to change, we went with Haven Hospice. They were wonderful! The nurse, Chaplin AND THE CNA! Everyone was very good at communicating with us, and they took excellent care of our mother. Mom could no longer hear, but the Chaplin continued to read out of the bible to her and pray with her, it gave her so much peace. And the CNA... my mom got more excited to see her than me! She was great. She did everything and anything that needed to be done for her. They came at the perfect time. My sister had a knee replacement, so I was taking care of her - and neither of us were getting over to take care of mom very often. They made her last 3 months for her life so happy, and relieved a lot of pressure off of us. thank you Haven Hospice.

I can't imagine our lovely mom, Cindy, spending the end of her life anyplace other than here. The…read morestaff is loving and compassionate. They treated our mom as if she were their mom and my brother and I like family. The facility is beautiful and peaceful. If you can't care for your loved one at home during the end of their life, this is the best place to be.

Best hospice agency in Nebraska - very caring and patient care is absolutely the main priority. If…read moreyou are looking for service for you or a loved one, give them a call.

From the owner: Angels Care Hospice Part of the AngMar Medical Holdings,…read moreInc. network, Angels Care Hospice is a premier provider of hospice services in the communities we serve. Our comprehensive, holistic approach to hospice care centers around reducing the fear and burden associated with the end of life journey. This approach allows our patients and their families to live the fullest and most meaningful life possible wherever the patient calls home, including assisted living facilities, hospitals or long-term care facilities. Our Goal We understand that choosing to start hospice care is a difficult decision. Our goal is to ensure that our patients and their loved ones receive the medical, spiritual and psychosocial support needed to guide them through the end of life journey. Our Mission Angels Care Hospice strives to provide a continuum of comprehensive patient care that is balanced with a superior level of support and education, to help those affected by serious illness, grief and loss, navigate through the end of life journey.

I am a current resident who moved into Eastmont in 2016. I know that Eastmont has earned a 5-Star…read moreratings in all the skill, physical, and activities areas that are needed to have the highest rating of a Life Care Community. Please go to Eastmontliving.com to get the full details about Eastmont. I verify that everything there is true and will survive the closest scrutiny. I experienced Eastmont when I was as a caregiver when my mother became a resident in 1968. What is said on Eastmontliving.com when you click on "Eastmont Way" is "We are committed to exceeding your expectations". I have been a Care Giver since 1966 when my father, who was a teacher for Lincoln Public School, was killed in a train/car accident on my 20th birthday. I was in college and worked with Dad doing grain farming. My Mother was on home leave from the State of Nebraska Mental Hospital. She had never lived alone. She rose to the occasion of preparing meals, etc. and caring for our home. I graduated from Wesleyan in 1968 and was going to Pennsylvania with a full scholarship, where I earned a Ph.D. in Science at the University of Pennsylvania. Eastmont's concept was a Life Care Community, which is the highest level of Continuum Care Retirement Community and was born in Lincoln, Nebraska, in 1968. Due to a "God-incident", my mother was an original resident when Eastmont opened because they were not able to sell an independent living apartment in the basement. Eastmont needed full occupancy to covert the construction loan into a mortgage loan. Her age was below the advertised minimum age. Her church, who was among the churches promoting Eastmont, knew that if I left Lincoln, it was likely she would again become hospitalized. She chose her mission at Eastmont to be making over 300 handmade birthday cards every year for every Eastmont resident and employee. She lived at Eastmont for 43 years. After we moved into Eastmont in 2016, Eastmont partnered with Transforming Age, a national non-profit with the same mission in 2019. The $50 Million Expansion means that by 2022, when it is completed our 5-Star rating expectations in 2016 will be greatly exceeded.

I called there because I worked with them and their residents when I was a Hospice social worker…read morefor a hospital in Lincoln, NE. Because that previous experience is so much fun and interesting working with great staff and wonderful residents, I thought volunteering there would be the perfect place. I called the office and spoke with a woman. I told her what I wanted to do but she was very rude. She transferred the call to another person. The next woman was just as rude as the previous one. I decided not to volunteer with Eastmont. I didn't want to surround myself with rude and grumpy staff. I did get a call from upper management. She was very kind. I appreciated her apologizing for her rude employees. Eastmont gives great care to its residents. I hope that never changes. Since renovating their facility/home, it is a beautiful and comfortable environment. I gave them a lower review so they will learn to hold people accountable. I believe everyone should be treated with kindness and being polite.

What started out as using an organization called Bridge to Better Living has ended up with me…read morecalling these ladies friends. My journey started over three years ago when I decided to consider moving to an independent living facility. After visiting several of the communities here in Lincoln, I selected The Landing, put my name on their list and waited for a call. Bridge to Better Living never just left it at that, I received phone calls, cards and invitations to functions. They always were there along with The Landing's communications. I never felt forgotten!! Now that I've moved in, I want to express my gratitude to Mary Ann, Kristine and the Team for all they did to help with the entire process. If you are looking for yourself or a loved one do not hesitate to call them, you won't be disappointed. Pam R.

My husband and I wanted to find a senior independent living community where we could age…read morecomfortably, with access to assisted living, memory care, long-term care, and hospice if needed. We'd heard that many desirable communities have long waitlists and were advised to start looking one to two years in advance. But where do you begin? We were fortunate to discover Bridge to Better Living, a senior transition consulting service serving the Lincoln and Omaha areas. Bridge to Better Living doesn't charge clients; instead, they're compensated by the senior retirement community if a placement occurs. Importantly, they don't "sell" you on any location--they listen. Bridge to Better Living took the time to understand our social, physical, medical, and financial needs, then recommended senior living communities that aligned with our goals. We chose which ones to visit, and our consultant arranged tours at times that worked for us--accompanying us every step of the way. We toured four communities and narrowed it down to two. When we struggled to decide, our consultant suggested we share a meal with a couple living at each location to get more of a sense of daily life. She arranged those visits , too--again, with no pressure, just support. Thanks to Bridge to Better Living, we made a confident, informed decision and couldn't be happier. If you or a loved one are considering moving to a senior living facility, meeting with Bridge to Better Living is a must. Their team is compassionate, knowledgeable, and truly invested in helping you find the right fit. Along the way, we met so many wonderful staff. The person that we saw most often was Jodi who arranged and accompanied us on most of our visits. She was responsive, insightful, and always just a quick text away. We also learned that some younger senior citizens choose a senior living community over downsizing to a smaller home. The financial comparison can be eye-opening--and Bridge to Better Living can help you evaluate those costs (i.e. no more home insurance, HOA fees, taxes associated with your home, utilities, trash removal, housekeeping services, etc.)

This hospice company is the worst of the worst for hospice care. If you want to know what is going…read moreon with your loved one I urge you to use a different hospice provider! There is absolutely NO communication and the nurses are incompetent as they come.

I highly recommend Gentiva Hospice-the entire team of individuals provided excellent care and were…read morevery kind and patient with Dad and our family.

Jennifer (nurse) and all of the St. Croix team member were beyond amazing and helpful during our…read morefamily's most difficult time. I cannot thank everyone enough for their care, compassion, empathy and guidance. My brother and I both felt that Jennifer was like an extension of our family that we could trust. On the day my mom passed, it was so comforting that she was there despite my best efforts to get there before my mom took her last breath. She even called me on her cell to let me know my mom was about to pass and I was able to tell her that " I loved her" one final time (despite being only a half a block away). Jennifer was waiting for me at the elevator as I arrived and hugged and supported me in my time of need. I would highly recommend anyone needing Hospice for their family member to use St. Croix. You all are amazing! Thank you!!!

Home hospice care, cared for him one week and ended up in the hospital and died. His medication was…read morenot given to him in the week he was under their care. Office has not contacted the family since he died. I feel he passed sooner due to his medication not given for infection I do not recommend

My Father-in-law was in hospice care, and we needed additional home care recently. I worked with…read morethe staff at A Place at Home, and they were fantastic. They were professional, and very understanding. We contacted them on very short notice, and they were able to provide us with the care we requested within 8 hours!! Amazing. The entire staff understands the stress that their customers are experiencing, and do everything possible to assist. We worked specifically with two wonderful caregivers...Sandy and Shawnta. They were both amazing. They made my Father-in-law feel special in the last few days of his life. They also were so very kind to my Mother-in-law, my wife, my Brother-in-law and to me. They truly understand that much of their care is actually for the rest of the family and not just the patient. Sandy and Shawnta should feel very good about themselves as they provided a service to this family that can't be calculated. I can't say enough good things about A Place at Home, and would certainly call on them for any future needs.

My family is very thankful to have A Place at Home and their skilled caregivers looking after my…read moreparents. Every caregiver and staff member that we've had the pleasure of working with has been friendly, honest, kind, and nurturing. The services that A Place at Home provides have allowed my parents to stay in their home for much longer than they could have otherwise and we're all so grateful for their help!