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    Ascent Home Care

    5.0 (2 reviews)
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    European Best Care

    European Best Care

    4.2(9 reviews)
    2.1 mi

    Pros Our caregiver was a great emotional match for my mom…read more Our caregiver was trustworthy Cons Because I live in close proximity to my mother, I was able to see the concerns noted here, first hand. The caregiver provided to us told us she did not cook- I cooked dinners for almost one year and packaged them weekly for both my mother and the caregiver. Our caregiver did cook scrambled eggs. She did utilize a microwave to reheat the dinners I cooked and packed for her for the almost year she was with us. The caregiver provided to us vacuumed twice in the year she was with us-once because we requested it bc of an upcoming carpet cleaning and once in response to our having contacted and brought Tanya in for a conversation. Our caregiver did not do light cleaning. *Photo#1 is an infection caused by not wiping skin completely. We had no idea she had such an infection until hospice showed us on the first day of their services. (We brought hospice in-not from European care. Outside hospice provided a healthcare worker 2x per week, a nurse, a doctor to direct end of life care, equipment including a hospital bed and oxygen, access to team members, pastoral support and very necessary supplies such as briefs, creams, wipes and meds. *Photo #2 is called shearing. We also didn't know this was happening until my mom's first day of hospice services (that we brought in) and they brought it to our attention. Shearing is caused from yanking a brief out from under the patient. The issues of cooking and cleaning were brought to Tanya's attention in October. My mom was in hospice and no longer eating much so cooking became irrelevant. Our caregiver never did do light house keeping. With the help of hospice, and my taking over personal care for two weeks (except middle of the night refreshes) , her infections cleared up. There is discrepancy about what my brothers would rate vs what my sister and I would rate, as the girls picked up all the slack for cooking, cleaning and infection clearing. Tanya did tell us we should have contacted her sooner, with cooking and cleaning issues, we did not want to make waves because one brother uses the services for his father in law and our caregiver was a great emotional match for my mom. When I did contact Tanya and I met with both her and our caregiver, Tanya did not follow up. When contacted a second time for a new situation, Tanya's immediate response was to try to reach my brother by contacting my sister in law via email-who is not a POA-to voice her own concerns.

    I really enjoy working for European Best Care. I've worked with several clients and the office…read morealways gives a quick response whenever I have questions.

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    Arista Health Care

    Arista Health Care

    2.0(8 reviews)
    0.9 mi

    WONDERFUL CARE AND ATTENTIVE STAFF. My father was admitted for skilled nursing services following a…read morehospitalization, and we couldn't be more grateful for the level of care he received. He had a range of complex health issues, and the staff was consistently attentive, responsive and compassionate in addressing all of his needs. A STANDOUT aspect of his care involved the use of a defibrillator vest, which required special handling and monitoring. The facility went above and beyond by ensuring his entire care team was properly trained on how to manage it BEFORE his admission. That level of preparation gave our family real peace of mind. We truly appreciate the dedication and professionalism of the staff.

    Unfortunately, my Mum passed in June. The only thing I have to say is, if you can keep your loved…read moreones away from here, please do. My circumstances did not allow me to do that. During Mum's stay at this facility, an INCOMPETENT nurse Nana Owusua Conduah mistreated her on many levels. From being unprofessional, to lack of compassion, to being nosy (interfering in family/intimate matters), to the gossip, the drama, and the list goes on. Although, nurse Marie was caring and loving. Previous NP Michael was a blessing. During Mum's final days, Nana administered Dilaudid, without my (DPOA's) consent (going against the directed order). Matter a fact, over dosed her. Nor, did she inform me regarding my Mum's transition intentionally. I reported this to MGMT. Come to find out, the administrator (Ralph) is friends with her, hence he was the one who hired her. So, nothing was done. I appreciate Tina, the assistant administrator, who showed empathy and sympathy towards Mum. I would love to see, if MGMT will allow their loved ones to go through what Mum did. Nana doesn't prioritise patient safety or quality of care. During Mum's final days, Nana didn't maintain her integrity. What she did to Mum was not acceptable. If it was done to any of the management's loved ones, they wouldn't accept that! State needs to visit this facility on regular basis, so nurses like Nana don't just sit around making a dent in the chair, doing absolutely the bare minimum and neglecting patients. She is by far the laziest nurse, I've encountered in the history of nurses I've ever met. She presents herself to work in a dingy manner. No concept of infection prevention/control (i.e. poor hand hygiene, filthy uniform, gets her nappy hair done at the nurses's station, wears 10 rings, 25 bracelets, 50 anklets...etc), she's constantly on her cellphone, takes long naps, eats not just her, but the residents's food, disappears for hours claiming she's on her break, and gets upset if she has to actually do her job. The patient could be on fire/dead, but she won't care. The amount of things I've witnessed, during Mum's final chapter is mind boggling. I can only imagine what Mum went through during her course of stay here. She was too kind to share, since she didn't want to worry me. But after being there for a month, I have an idea. A nurse like Nana, should've been fired a long time ago. Instead, she is being supported by her friend in MGMT, considering the mistreatment of Mum, is absolutely wicked! Sometimes, you have to take matters in your own hands. Keep your loved ones far away from her!!!

    Ascent Home Care - personalcare - Updated August 2026

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