One of the best hiring experiences ever! Ms veronica is a very kind soul, has a calming presence,…read morewith a huge side of compassion! There is no questing her being absolutely perfect in her field:)

This is a really great place full of positive optimistic energy emanating from a great group of…read moretruly amazing people working together toward One goal .. Optimum care for their Clients and Employees"! What a Blessing it is to put Ourselves in their hands and to feel Safe and Welcome by Them"!! Gratefully Aida.

Jasmine RN, Jess RN and Vanessa RN were all so wonderful to my mother in law, she loved them and…read morefelt so comfortable throughout the process!!! I would definitely sign up with Apex Home Health in the future and have already twice . I highly recommend!

Apex has been providing good care to our residents. Within the recent interactions with Apex's…read moresocial worker Holly, she has been very caring to her patient who also lives in this B&C. The nurses Apex has sent have also been extremely kind and compassionate, for example Vivian the nurse was very tentative towards our needs and requests. Overall, their services, are reliable. As the B&C owner, I've experienced different levels of care and the staff I've met with Apex have been very supportive!

Vaccines are done here as well as travel vaccines. Long wait even with appointment, so make sure…read moreyou get an appointment. The parking lot is in the back and it's usually packed. Been coming here since I was a kid!

some of the rudest and unhelpful front desk workers i have ever encountered. Was waiting in the…read morequeue for sti treatment, walked out, and they told me my spot was void for leaving the room, when the wait time is 4 hours.... The workers who originally helped me wouldn't even tell me what happened, acting like they couldn't talk to me, they waited until another front desk worker came out to let me know. I tend to be pretty understandable when it comes to low skilled workers like that, but they seem to care more about the inconvenience your presence causes, rather than getting you easily accessible life saving health care. That type of rudeness and attitude doesn't even belong in a McDonalds, let alone a public health service. OC is in a really bad spot, health care wise, if the people on the front line are that rude and unhelpful, I emplore the higher ups here to fire the sti treatment front desk workers, and hire people who actually give a damn about the health of this county, and have the communication skills enough to actually assist people, not throw them to the side. I pray that those workers and their families NEVER have to have their life saving treatment behind such gross and rude people. Rude about healthcare, don't come here for treatment unless its your absolute last option, and even then, good luck.

I'm so thankful for this homecare, they've helped me so much for my father. They really try to find…read morethe best for you and make your situation a bit easier. I totally recommend.

Attentive Home Care sent us 2 excellent caregivers so that every day was covered. Both of them were…read morereally well trained and so kind and helpful, often finding ways to help us that we didn't think of. As soon as we saw how wonderful they were, we asked the company to send the same people to us all the time. We only stopped using Attentive Home Care when we moved to assisted living where caregiving was automatically provided. This company is concerned with providing excellent care and we recommend them highly. Suzy R

The worst care ever! Discharged March 26th and only 2 visits from the nurse. Had 1 therapy session…read moreand nothing else. The nurse expects me to change my dressing before I see the surgeon post op on my lower back? Okay and how do I do that on my own

My husband has to have IV hydration twice a week in Dylan, our nurse is fabulous very knowledgeable…read moreand helps me not only with the care of my husband, but how to negotiate through the insurance and I find that probably most of the negative remarks are because the people didn't understand the insurance and it's not the organization from the Physical therapy for the nursing their fabulous

It you want to be ignored and keep leaving voice messages because she is to lazy to answer her…read morephone or call back your messages then here you go. The only way she calls us back is if we call her supervisor.

There is always an opportunity to do better…read more home health services, 100% covered by your Medicare, quality care, genuine compassion, personalized attention, and trained and experienced staff.

We Care provided excellent care for my father during his final days, supplying medical equipment…read moreand medication quickly and effectively to alleviate his pain. Nurses Hà and Hằng visited my father at home with gentle care and guided us on how to properly care for him. I am especially grateful to Nurse Hằng for her detailed medical explanations and guidance on proper patient care, which eased our family's anxiety. Sincere thanks to We Care Hospice Group. We Care đã lo cho ba tôi thời kỳ cuối đời rất chu đáo , cung cấp các thiết bị y tế và thuốc rất nhanh và hiệu quả giúp ba tôi bớt đau đớn . Các y tá là cô Hà , cô Hằng đến nhà thăm khám cho ba tôi với sự nhẹ nhàng và chỉ dẫn chúng tôi cách chăm sóc tốt người bênh tại nhà , tôi đăc biêt cảm ơn cô Hằng đã chỉ dẫn và giài thich tỉ mỉ về y khoa để chăm sóc đúng cách người bệnh , làm giảm đi sự lo âu của gia đinh. Chân thành cảm ơn We Care hospice group.

Best nursing agency we ever worked with! Truly cares about their clients and employees.read more

We are really glad to have had Care Partners for our home health. We are specially grateful to…read moreLina. Lina was always available, professional, attentive and even if it was not her department, she would assist us to troubleshoot any problems. Thank you Care Partners! Thank you Lina! Roberto n Francisco

Our family trusted this agency to help care for my father, who suffers from Alzheimer's. Instead,…read morethe experience became one of the most stressful and emotionally draining situations we've ever dealt with. The caregiver assigned to our family regularly spent large amounts of time on her phone during caregiving hours, including personal calls involving ongoing relationship and family drama. I personally caught her sitting up the street with my father during what was supposed to be a walk while she remained distracted on the phone instead of actively caring for him. Out of respect for her situation and because she has children depending on her income, I chose not to escalate concerns immediately. However, after realizing the level of inattentiveness taking place, I intended to formally address the situation. Shortly afterward, the caregiver abruptly quit, and APS was suddenly sent to our home. APS and law enforcement both evaluated the situation and determined my father was living in a safe environment. The timing of these events, combined with what our family experienced directly, left us deeply disturbed and caused enormous emotional stress during an already difficult period caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's. Families going through dementia care are already overwhelmed enough without fear, instability, interrupted care, and added trauma. I strongly encourage families to stay actively involved, document everything, and pay close attention to how caregivers are spending their time while entrusted with vulnerable elderly patients. Be vigilant with companies that are supposed to support families in crisis, because continuity of care, professionalism, and compassion matter when dealing with elderly patients suffering from Alzheimer's.