Sheila's Angels took wonderful care of my parents over a period of 6 years until their deaths. Both…read moreof them were completely confined to bed by the end of their lives, and the caregivers gave excellent care to them. Much better than being in a facility. Caregivers were very professional, kind, and tolerant with my mother who suffered from dementia with behavioral issues. If there was a staffing shortage, it never affected us. We have dealt with Home Instead caring for an aunt in another city, and there are always call outs, leaving us to scramble to get someone to supervise her. We never had that problem with Sheila's Angels. I would not hesitate to recommend them to anyone.

Sheila's Angels provides amazing home healthcare for our dad and grandfather to our children…read more Sheila and her staff our kind, compassionate, professional, knowledgable care givers that take the initiative in all family matters to provide the best home healthcare possible. They treat our dad with such respect and kindness and all of his needs from companionship to medical are taken care of. It is difficult when you live 1,000 of miles away from your loved ones. Sheila and her staff send photos and help with phone calls so that there is on going updated open lines of communication. Sheila's Angels has exceeded all our expectations. We would like to thank the entire staff at Sheila's Angels!

Love VA! The staff are wholehearted people that serve the community in a capacity of ways. Michael,…read moreTerri and Marisa are true stewards of compassion in this community!

Very unprofessional, lack caring ability, not open to help the elderly. My granny fell and I was…read morenever told nor did they seek medical attention. I had to find out on my own.

We used Griswold for my father's care for several years. In the beginning, they were great, and my…read morefather just needed basic care such as cooking and light cleaning. As time went on and he needed more care, things began to change with this company. Caregivers would call out at the last minute (the morning of their shift) and Griswold would tell us things such as: "he lives too far out, it's hard to find people willing to drive there", "can you take care of him today, we have no one". The same caregivers would call out multiple times, arrive late, etc. with no consequences. We would request those caregiver be removed from his rotation and they would tell us they were running out of people. One example: my father fell, the caregiver called 911, never called us, and didn't report it to Griswold. She continued to work for Griswold. We did have one caregiver who provided exceptional care for our father for three years, she was the only reason we stayed with Griswold. My advice is to do your research, they provide promises but cannot deliver.

Very pleased with service. We were able to get someone in on short notice and for a very early…read moreappointment. Would definitely recommend!

I have Medicare Part A and B . I never know the name and even stay in this Hospice. Then one day ,…read moresurprisingly , they reported to Medicare Department I already pass away ! I contact my insurance Cigna and they also said I am no longer insured ! Why they submit a wrong report that stated I already passed away that lead the consequence Medicare Department cancelled my all my Part A & B benefits ? Now I have no health insurance since March 2025 ! I am suffering badly Diabetes , no way to get medicine ! Worst than that , I can't see my doctor for annual check up and dental treatment ! I write down the address of this UNITY HOSPICE & PALLIATIVE CARE to alert all of you to avoid this facility : 2200 Nasa Road 1 # 250 Houston , TX 77058 . Phone : 422 - 2500

Everything started off on an excellent foot. Victoria was prompt with getting over the paperwork…read moreand everything was completed online which saved a ton of time. Yet once Michele White the caseworker took over, she dropped the ball. Although she was the one that shared a listing of providers for cremation, she failed to enter that information under my step-fathers case. Once he passed, the nurse Jariah called a company that is contracted by Harris County to come pick him up as if his family did not already complete our due diligence and make the final arrangements. My step-father was picked up from his assisted living facility and taken away like he was trash and an inconvenience. I had to call around looking for him in the time when we should be able to grieve our loss. Instead, I was forced to contact another company that I didn't even know existed and complete some documents to have him released to the provider we originally selected. No apology was offered. No sorry for your loss. Only call I received was for the family to be blamed for everything. Their staff acted as if our family was not proactive and caring enough to make the final arrangements in a timely manner. I highly recommend to find another hospice provider. These people a cut throat salesmen looking for the newest victims to target. They tell you everything they think you need to hear and once you sign the paperwork, they forget you exist. These people do NOT care about the patient but the billing. e were failed and yet we were the problem. Sadly no one cared nor were they concerned. Run and do not look back.

Don't have a concept of time if you call me at 6:00 at night and tell me that you are a nurse and…read morewant a home visit with my client at 7:00am,and I tell you that's to early and I agree to awaken my client at 8:00 and you still not here at 9:04 , to be continued....

I have recently had the unfortunate experience of having to deal with this team of Home Health, and…read moreI must say that they lack not only professionalism, but in addition interpersonal skills, internal communications, and process efficiency. One of the Case Managers violated HIPPA with regard to my elderly mother's care. Ms Denson added insult to the circumstance when she tried to pacify and patronize me with careless laughter regarding my concerns. Her team was careless in patient documentation, and didn't communicate well with regard to home visits for physical therapy and nursing care. The staff is not only unprofessional, they lack the empathy and compassion that is detrimental in home care.

My 93 year old Mother fell & broke her hip and had surgery, then a very long stay in Rehab(?) where…read moreshe was dropped (twice!) and developed two bed soars. Some rehab. I hated it. She was there three weeks and they call me at work on Thursday afternoon an tell me she's gotta go to the nursing homes because she can't do that therapy plan(??) I'm flipping out so my boss said to listen to this radio show comes on Christian station 100.7FM at 11 on Saturdays and I did and I called in they were so NICE and it was like I got an early CHRISTMAS because of them I found APOSTLE home health and momma is home!! They told me nothing they do costs ANYTHING and it's TRUE. I'm very blessed.

From the owner: Apostle Home Health Care provides faith based, patient-centric, innovative and individualized…read morein-home health care that is paid for 100% by Medicare. We deliver skilled nursing and physical, speech and occupational therapy, as well as Home Health Aides when medically necessary, under the direction of the patient's primary physician.

My grandfather passed away yesterday December 30th. Let me start off my saying, the caregivers, the…read moremanager have been EXCELLENT to my family and I. They love their job, and respect the families and their loved ones they care for. It's unique individuals like them that make their lives so much better than they would be other wise. Our experience yesterday with the "Owner" miss Pat. Maybe 20 minutes following my grandfathers passing she lets us know that we have 2 hours until they come pick up his body. I thought, insensitive yes, but maybe that's a formality thing. My uncle who is disabled lives 25mins from the home my grandfather stayed at. It was going to take 2 hours to get him back to Lightheart for him to have his moment with his father (he's paralyzed on one side, and unable to speak, a long transport process as you could imagine). I ask Miss Pat if we could have more time so he could be with his father for a short while, she says "I have a facility to run, and i need to keep a normal routine going for the other residents", to that I say "number 1 today's not a 'NORMAL' day my grandfather just passed and it'd be nice if we could get my uncle so he could see his father one last time' ". To which she replies "I've been in business over 20 years and I've never had a request like this, I have a business to run". I ask her "is it for legal reasons that there a 2 hour time limit, if so I would understand that." She states " I've been in business 20years and never had a request like that" To which I say "well if you've been in business for 20 years you of all people know how difficult it is for the family of a loved one who has passed, so all I'm asking for is for my uncle to be able to see his father again and have a moment with him." She says "you have 2 hours and that's it!" (I have record of this conversation and 3 witnesses to corroborate this). ....so we hurried up and got into the car to go get my uncle. We returned 2 hours later with him and we find out the funeral home wasn't going to be able to pick my grandfathers body up for another 3 hours. So what was the point of that confrontation, the lack of compassion and the lack for professionalism. You don't treat the family like that in their time of distress! What separates this facility from all others (we had tried many other assisted living facilities), was their caregivers and The general manager and their LOVE and compassion for their patients (really their new family members they care for). The Thousands of dollars one spends at a facility like this should have equaled a little bit more time with our loved one. Thank you to the staff, we have so much love for y'all. YOU GUYS are what makes Lightheart what it is, not the owner.

My grandmother is at Light Heart Memory Care in Pearland and she loves it. It was such a smooth…read moretransition for her and the staff is wonderful. They seem to really care for the patients and are very sincere. I never would have thought she would have made such a smooth transition there. She believes it's her home and it really is.

The nurses from Village were very respectful and compassionate while caring for my father. He was…read moreBaywind Rehabilitation Facility which is a really nice place as well. We got regular updates when we weren't there and the nurses were prepared and understanding and kept my dad comfortable during his last days. I would definitely recommend their services if you need them. They explained things clearly and we always felt confident that they were giving him the best care. Thank you to all the nurses that were able to help him pass with dignity and respect.

My father was at Baywind Skilled Nursing Facility and Rehabilitation recuperating from a fractured…read morehip. Sadly, my father's health took an immediate turn for the worse. (I was aware that due to my father's fractured hip at the age of 89 that he only had a 17% to 33% chance of living.) He continued to stay at Baywind but was taken care of by Village Home Health and Hospice. The entire staff is professional, knowledgeable, curtious, compassionate, and extremely kind-hearted. They were incredible in the last 5 days of my father's life. They took exceptional care of him and let him pass away with the utmost respect and dignity. I stayed with my father every day for 12 to 14 hours a day. I always discussed with Rose what I saw my father going through each day so his medications could be adjusted accordingly. I personally want to thank Rose for always being upfront and honest with me regarding the status of my father's failing health in his last days. I always wanted the truth, and I respect Rose very much for never sugar coating it. On the last day, I knew my father only had a few hours left, so I went home to be with my brother's. I knew my father would not pass away in front of his only daughter. So, I allowed him to pass away on his own terms and when he was ready. Loosing my father, who was my best friend, is the absolute hardest thing I will ever have to endure in my life, but knowing that he was cared for by the very best gives me peace of mind. Thank you to everyone at Village Home Health and Hospice for taking such exceptional care of my father as well as my family. I highly recommend Village Home Health and Hospice for those who want their loved ones to receive the very best of care at the end.

An amazing staff and you can tell everyone truly is happy. It's mostly quiet and always smells…read moregood. I highly recommend sending your loved one here at Psalm 23 assisted living.

From the owner: Family Owned and Operated to Ensure the Highest Quality of Care for Your Loved One. Our Mission is…read moreto Provide a Safe, Happy, Christian Filled Family Environment for All Our Residents

When I first started working for this company all went well just last year like 2025 I started…read more not feeling appreciated the Staffs in the office John & Megan does not know how to talk to you and when I reported it to Mrs. Barbara she really didn't do anything about it. Everytime I would call for more work nothing seems to be available so I filed for unemployment I was not treated fair in the end so I would not recommend anyone to work for this company because they can not be fair at times and I'm glad I have moved on when one door closes a better one opens

Sadly my other home care company ghosted me the day before my father discharged from rehab, leaving…read moreme scrambling for care and making calls on a Saturday. Although Temporary Home Care did not have staffing in my area on such short notice, they recommended another company that was able to help. Temporary Home Care did follow up with me the following Monday to make sure my father had care, and they had even found staffing for him if necessary. They were very understanding and supportive of my situation, and that level of consideration and care means a lot.