I want to thank the staff of All Saints Hospice they we're incredible and loving and understand…read morewith my mom and the family. I don't know what we would have done with out there help. They would take my call all hours of the day and night. Also thanks to Dr. Wilbert Tsai in Pomona he is the doctor that works with the Hospice he even came to see my mom the first day she was placed on hospice and when the staff tried to get a hold of him he always responded no matter the time. My mom passed away on March29, 2020 but I am thankful that we had them on our side

This review is much past due but well deserved, better late than never. My mom was on hospice for…read more(8) months with All Saints. I was her full time care giver, and without the help of All Saints, I would have lost my mind and not have made it through such a hard time. My Mother was very well taken care of. Several times a week Gloria would come and bathe her. My Mom enjoyed that time getting "pampered" and was always all smiles. As she slowly began to succumb to her Alzheimer's, the support of All Saints, especially Janelle her nurse (who always made her laugh) and Jean her social worker, were imperative to both my Mom and I. I didn't realize how much I would need their help in just listening and their understanding in my fears and sadness. They were always available to answer any and all questions. The morning of December 5th, 2018, I knew my Mom was passing. I called Janelle crying and hysterical, she came over right away. Her calm demeanor and kind words helped me process and prepare to say good-bye. After my beautiful Mother passed, I was offered so much support in the ways of phone calls and visits from Marissa and their Chaplin Patricia. Janelle came to my Mom's funeral and to this day has checked in on me. Of course I have my husband and our family to lean on, but you don't realize how much you rely on the support in the people of hospice. I am grateful my Mom had such good care in her final days. I am grateful I had such good care as well.... Thank you All Saints.

Lousy company we had an appointment for today for orientation to discuss my needs, and the owner…read morehimself canceled the appointment without discussing it with us they said because they do not provide one day services, but they don't realize we needed it for multiple days not just one day. It was the owner of the company that canceled it. It was his name on the email. I do not recommend this company. They obviously don't care about people that need help. They don't even feel you need an explanation as to why they canceled this company deserves every bad review that they receive.

*NOTE: My updated review is solely for customer service, not the service itself…read more Some weeks after writing my review, I was contacted by both an employee from Oasis as well as the owner Cameron. Both expressed sincere apologies for the missed appointment and explained it was due to simple clerical error. While I have already engaged another in-home care service, it's clear to me that Oasis cares about their reputation and client experience. I appreciated their offers to make the situation right and wanted to reflect their sincere efforts in an updated review.

VNA Care helped us in imeasurable ways. My Sons Dad came home from hospital and Vna was there for…read moreall 7 days he had left here on earth. Nurses, nurses aid, social worker and clergy to help guide us through this transition. They answered my questions everyday until the end. We cannot thank the enough for all the help and guidance, patience and communication. VNA IS A TRUE GIFT TO ANY FAMILY GOING THROUGH HOSPICE. THANK YOU!

VNA Hospice has been an incredible blessing to our family. Every team member has shown compassion,…read moreprofessionalism, and genuine care. Sabrina RNBianca, Monique, and Steeve have each gone above and beyond, bringing comfort, support, and peace during this difficult time. We are also so grateful for all the substitute staff who have visited our home -- every single one has been amazing. We truly appreciate this wonderful team and highly recommend VNA Hospice for their exceptional care.

We appreciated everything they did for us during this difficult time. The nurses made sure we…read moreunderstood everything that was happening. They not only took care of our loved one, but also ensured that my husband and I were supported as well. Their kindness was greatly appreciated.

Absolutely‼ care was wonderful & staff was professional, kind & responsive. My ( Soul ) sister of…read moreover 40 years was on hospice for 18 months. I can't say enough about this hospice!!! Ex

Recently my father-in-law passed away, and for the month prior to his passing, Serenity was there…read morehelping us with every step of the way. The entire staff was compassionate, understanding and helpful - from the supervisors down to Bertha, the amazing woman who tenderly groomed my father. It seemed to all of us, that the wonderful people at Serenity anticipated our needs & helpfully guided us in each & every decisions we had to make on a daily basis and never made us feel that they were in a rush to get to their next appointment. We truly feel they were there for us and we were their primary concern.

From the owner: Our business got started in the year 2002 and it is JCAHO accredited.read more

We had hospice with us for 1 whole month (until my father passed away). I will say that the staff…read moreas a whole was 5 star (amazing; respectful, kind, courteous). However, we had 1 staff member who came and decided she needed to take pictures of my incoherent fathers private parts. We did not sign any paperwork giving consent for that to be done either. My wife walked into my fathers room to the sight and sound of their staff member taking pictures on her personal phone of his naked private parts. My wife immediately told her to delete the pictures and to never do it again. I messaged the management about it and they apologized profusely & promised me the problem had been rectified and that it would never happen again. We never saw that staff member again either. Outside of that specific issue we had no other issues with any of the staff who cared for my father. The rest were amazing & caring. My other issue was when my father passed. We called and had to wait like 6+ hours until someone came to pick up his body. The real kicker was the staff member who came out to make sure my father had really passed. She was disturbingly more focused on making sure she got a count of all my fathers prescriptions that they had issued him. He's laying dead on the bed and she wants us to run Around the house and track down his medications. She could have cared less about the 20 other medications that he was issued by other doctors; she only cared about the meds that they issued (many of which are simple over the counter meds). She then proceeded to take forever individually counting all the medications and then she poured them into cat litter & mixed with water. Then she left the bag for us to dispose of. Biggest distasteful professionalism in my life that I've seen. My father just passed and I got to sit at a table while this staff member counts medications. Like for real! Horrible method of assessing when something is appropriate to do; timing! Outside of these 2 horrendous issues (of which, I have not sued them over for illegally taking pictures of an incapacitated mans private parts) - I will say that the Visiting Nurses who come to care for the Hospice Patient - they were 5 stars Hands down!!!

My father had to be put on hospice due to an untreatable condition, GHC Hospice is hands down the…read morebest hospice company around. My father was not a very patient or easy patient to care for, but his charge nurse Francisca Flores was truly an angel! She cared for my father right up until the end of his life. Her patience and grace were something to be commended. I will forever be grateful to GHC Hospice for their ability to take a REALLY difficult patient and show him love right up to the last moments of his life Their care made a difficult situation really feel so peaceful to our family. I can't explain the level of concern and care they provided for our family. I would also like to recognize Monica Figueroa - community relations for her communication, care and ability to get the necessary help immediately for both my father and our family. Losing a loved one is already hard enough, but GHC hospice took a really hard situation and made it as painless as possible for my family. I will be forever grateful for GHC hospice staff! Don't think twice if you are put into a position to have to put a loved one on hospice. GHC hospice is AMAZING!

This is a large, six bedroom, ranch style home that has been converted for seniors requiring an…read moreassisted living arrangement. It is well appointed and very clean. The staff well trained and provide outstanding care. The neighborhood is very quiet, and the homes are very well taken care of.

This place is amazing! Anyone looking to have premium care for your loved ones look no further. So…read moremuch love and care here ! The house itself is super clean, warm and inviting. The owner Lynn is amazing and always works with families really well. The staff is super friendly and feel just like family. I was so fortunate to have my loved one here. Please don't skip passed this gem of a place!

This company has been helping my brother and they have gone above and beyond the other healthcares!…read moreTheir nurses are kind and helpful treating m brother with respect and I am grateful I have found a place like this!!!

Summer Breeze Healthcare provided absolutely exceptional 24/7 care for my grandfather that went far…read morebeyond our expectations. From the very beginning, their team of doctors, nurses, and office staff treated him with incredible compassion and professionalism - they didn't just see him as a patient, but as a person, remembering his preferences, stories, and needs. What truly set them apart was their unwavering availability (responding immediately to late-night concerns), seamless coordination, and genuine kindness that gave our family profound peace of mind during a difficult time. When my grandfather's health declined, they managed his care with such expertise and dignity that we could simply focus on being present with him rather than worrying about his medical needs. The level of personalized attention, from nurses who knew just how he liked his room arranged to doctors who took time to explain everything clearly, showed a rare commitment to whole-person care. For anyone seeking a healthcare provider that will treat your loved one like family while delivering outstanding medical support, Summer Breeze is truly in a class of their own - we will forever be grateful for the comfort, respect and exceptional care they provided to our grandfather in his most vulnerable moments.

visiting angels is a wonderful group of caretakers that truly care for your loved ones…read more Teresa Herndon is very caring and patient. Always had a smile on her face

Visiting Angels of Upland is an exceptional organization. We were with them for more than eight…read moreyears as they cared for both our mother and father, and the quality of their support never wavered. They consistently provided excellent care and were always willing to adjust to our changing schedule, even on the same day. Seana is an excellent manager who often personally visited our parents, her involvement gave us tremendous peace of mind. We can't say enough about the compassion and dedication Marguerite and Linda brought to their work, we truly consider them part of our family. We highly recommend Visiting Angles to anyone seeking dependable, heartfelt care.

First of all, losing a loved one is never easy by no means. My mother was a fighter. When she was…read morediagnosed with bladder and lung cancer a month ago, she didn't want to give in to hospice care and communicated her wishes to me regularly. Then the past 2 weeks of her life, she was diagnosed with fluid in her lungs (pneumonia) and septic infection. In the hospital, we continued antibiotics so she wasn't in pain, but her breathing was labored and her lungs were failing. The hospital was going to release her to a skilled facility but the doctors, nurses and family all agreed she had hours to live. I reached out to Goldberg hospice to be able to get her the pain medications right away, if it was even needed. I shared with the admin that my mom just had hours left. They had 24 hours from the time I signed paperwork to the time my mom arrived at the facility to have the medications in our hands, to GO OVER the care they were to administer, and ask what my moms wishes were (as stated they do on their website). My mom had asked for no more masks, so we stopped oxygen. We all said our goodbyes. Hospice and the skilled nursing admin were arguing over which Doctor would prescribe the meds. It felt they were arguing over our business instead of putting my moms interest first. I had to put my foot down and ask which one would be able to get the meds same day, and unfortunately it was the hospice doc. Hospice was late for their medication delivery, showing up at 9pm and did not communicate to me what they were about to do. (Now this was 32 hours after I signed the paperwork so they had ample time to get us meds and ask us my moms wishes) the nurse arrives and immediately gave my mother an albuterol treatment that allowed air to go through her airways. I had no time to stop her. I said "what are you doing??? You are saving her from the lung failure and she will have to do this all over again!!" This wasn't what my mom wanted. It extended my moms life by a few days which then she started to feel pain from the cancer eating away at her other organs. The hospice admin nurse even made a comment "I was surprised she made it the next day after seeing her" After 2 days of peaceful sleep from the breathing treatment my mother did not want (a complete 180 from when she left the hospital) , the nightmare began. My mother at this point couldn't communicate with me anymore. So it wasn't her lungs now that was going to fail and take her life like God intended. It was now the other organs failing and her body slowly decaying. So now I had to administer all the meds to make her "comfortable" so that her heart would stop. If you know my mother her heart was the strongest part of her body. So what should have been a low pain death (what my mom wanted) turned into a nightmare for her, myself and my sister. So she didn't pass for another 5 days, and ironically enough, her breathing again became labored and she went through the same fluid filled lungs experience as she did 5 days previously. We watched her squirm, grimace, seizure, even body decay in front of us until the last organ died, her heart... it was horrendous. How is this "comfort care"? To give a dying person oxygen relief only to add more pain and suffering until the very bitter end. In my world, this hospice team extended her life by a few days to collect the Medicare benefits only. I saw zero concern for my moms well-being or wishes for her end of life. They rarely came by to visit and check on my mom. They did absolutely nothing but cause pain and suffering for us all. I ended up canceling the service the day before she died. I pray to God they do not receive the benefits for the 6 months (which explains why they gave her the treatment without asking me) Do NOT call upon this company unless you want a nightmare ending to your loved ones life. Do your research first. I wish I had checked yelp first! It is a business ya know, I didn't think about that. And that's exactly how they treated us, as paying customers. Make sure the company you go with communicates what they will do before they do it... advocate for your loved one.

If you want you family member dead quick...yes this is the right company . But you care for their…read more well being ....DO NOT CONTRACT THIS COMPANY..that has being the worst experience in my life.