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    Alisa has made amazing progress with our two year old grandson's speech--with just three sessions. The progress is astonishing.

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    Serenity Home Health Care Inc - The beginning of a big letdown...

    Serenity Home Health Care Inc

    3.2(9 reviews)
    1.5 miWoodland Hills

    This is one of those times you wish you could give negative stars…read more When I was discharged from the hospital I was told home health care would be arranged. In fact a nurse to evaluate me was supposed to come the next day, a Saturday. But was a no show. On Sunday a physical therapist evaluated me but I didn't hear from him again for 16 days! Briefly while at the hospital I spoke to someone from Serenity. After discharge I had a call and was told they understood I might need financial assistance, food assistance and also aid for transportation. Evidently all based on a conversation that last barely two minutes. This agitated me, as if decisions and assumptions were occurring without my input. Annoyed, I told the caller I am registered with Access Services for transport and that all the other things were not a problem. Serenity seemed dedicated to rubbing me wrong way in as many ways as possible. I kept calling to complain about all these delays, and about the snafu holding up home health medical supplies. It was a week before a nurse belatedly came over the next weekend to evaluate my condition and wrap my leg. Another nurse a few days later came by to check my leg and instruct me on wound care. Monday the occupational therapist was due to come but was a no show. When I called she profusely apologized and claimed car trouble hobbled her. But no explanation why she hadn't bothered to call me about being unable to make it. We rescheduled for Friday. When she didn't come Friday I called Serenity and was told because I had returned to work they had discharged me. Later I was told by a case manager at Regal Medical Group they told her I was difficult to deal with which is why they ceased assisting me. So, treat someone like dirt then when the customer protests and asserts their right to be treated with respect, abandon them! That is the Serenity way. Avoid these dispicable people at all costs!!!

    I used to own a Home Care company myself. You know my expectation is higher than others when it…read morecomes to care for my own family member. We are so lucky to get refer to Serenity Home Health Care by our case manager. My grandpa got evaluat the next day after he got discharged from hospital and were able to get PT at his own home after his hip replacement. I cant thank You enough for all the help your team provided. They were easy to communicate, willing to work around our busy schedule.

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    Ivy Park at Woodland Hills

    4.5(8 reviews)
    1.2 miWoodland Hills

    I have Visited Ivy Park Woodland Hills a couple times and always have a great time .The staff there…read moreis always nice and helpful and residents are so nice. Thank you so much for having me!

    I don't usually write reviews especially not long ones but this one is absolutely deserved…read more My mom is very hard to please. So is our entire family. We spent a long time searching for the right senior living community, and nothing ever felt quite right... until we found Ivy Park at Woodland Hills. From the moment I pulled up, I had a feeling. The landscaping is beautiful, the property is immaculate, and before I even walked inside, it already felt like home for my mom. I actually walked in unannounced and happened to meet Elizabeth Zaharian, the Regional Sales Specialist, who was there that day. She graciously took the time to show me around without an appointment. I saw two units that were clean, beautiful, and clearly well cared for. I was so impressed that I immediately drove to Thousand Oaks, picked up my mom from her previous community (which we were not happy with), and brought her back that same day. After one tour, we both knew this was it. Since then, everything has only reinforced that decision. The team is incredibly responsive texts, calls, emails are all handled quickly and professionally. Jennifer Smith helped us get settled and personally delivered a welcome amenity to my mom's room, even giving us her personal cell number in case we needed anything. The community itself feels almost brand new furniture, finishes, landscaping, everything is maintained at a very high level. It genuinely feels more like a luxury property than a typical senior living community. What surprised me the most and where most places fall short is the food. I've been in the restaurant business for over 30 years, so I don't say this lightly: the food here is excellent. Not "good for senior living" actually excellent. The ingredients, presentation, and flavor are all there. We've had multiple meals now, and every one has been impressive. Whoever is running that kitchen is a real chef not a glorified cook. Another thing that stood out is the leadership. The Executive Director, Lilit Mnatsakanyan, is clearly very hands-on. We saw her walking the dining room during both lunch and dinner, checking in with residents. We invited her to sit down with us for about 20 minutes after dinner. She's warm, present, and genuinely cares. You can tell this place runs well from the top down. The service overall is warm and personal. Staff remembered my name, and residents went out of their way to welcome my mom on her very first day. People seem genuinely happy here, which says a lot. We've seen several other communities, and I can say without hesitation this one stands above the rest. For what they offer, the value is actually surprising. Honestly, they could charge more. If you're looking for a place for a parent or loved one, don't overthink it. Go see it. Once you experience it, you'll understand. And this may sound crazy, but I'll say it anyway if I were looking for a place myself, I would absolutely consider living here. That's how wonderful it is.

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    Medquest Health Services

    Medquest Health Services

    3.5(11 reviews)
    2.0 miTarzana

    Hi my mother had a great experience with the nurses and staff. I appreciate the quality of care my…read morefamily received. Thank you again!

    Horrific company, left my type 2 Diabetes 97 year old father without the Dr ordered three times a…read moreweek care for his infected osteomyelitis toe following a debridement done by his podiatrist who ordered three dressing changes a week. They performed 1 dressing change the first week and 1 the second week. Several times he called he was told someone will call you at night to schedule tomorrow and no one ever did. He was told someone would be out on a Saturday, no one showed up or bothered to call. On the following Thursday he was told someone would call that night to schedule an appointment the following day-never received a call. Friday he called and was told someone would be out the following day-Saturday again. I called with my above concerns, was put on hold for 30 minutes to spoken to rudely by a nurse in the office that was extremely unprofessional & rude & told me "If he has a problem, take him to ER." This is totally unacceptable behavior for a health care service provider. I am speaking as a Registered Nurse for 45 years who worked in all aspects of healthcare including home health-if this is how patients are treated they should not be in business. They obviously do not have the staff or interest to cover the San Fernando valley and should not be contracted with Kaiser.

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