Physical therapists were great. The daily help staff were attentive. The only issues were that the…read morecharge nurses were always slow in responding and the food was pretty bad.

To start off by far this is the worst Healthcare facility I've experienced in my life of 60+…read moreyears,this knowledge come first hands on with "I've done it myself for months" in this facility cleaning my love one room daily because the young men come in and only collect trash on a good day,The halls and the 2 elevators are always dirty,OK I've went in on 2 different occasions to visit which now are understand to have outbreak of the flu posted on the door and upon entering always no mask..The food is horrible I dare anyone to say otherwise I have pictures of everything that was sent to my love one but I close this this issue hear with the staff that I came in contact with were fine but the Administrator was really unprofessional to talk to,the Housekeeping Manager well they go hand in hand no professionalism at all..I'm very disappointed in the care and many concerns and complaints that went along with this awful experience at this facility.Again these are my views only on first hand contact at this facility and my God bless and continue to protect your love ones..I'm sending stars just wouldn't let me.

Nacolby's Home Care has been exceptional, thanks to Tamara and my incredible PCA (Personal Care…read moreAssistant), Rykeeta. I highly recommend this agency to anyone needing support in recovery, whether for themselves or a loved one. Accepting I needed help was difficult, but when I did, my life became immensely better. Rykeeta helped instill the belief that asking for help was not an admission of weakness or being unable to do it on my own. Accepting help was good for both my body and my mind. When my doctor asked what Rykeeta did for me, I told him she encouraged me to ask for help. He turned to her and said, "Thank God, finally." Now, every three months, he's interested in her opinions about my weight and health progress. I was 59 and 300 lbs when I was taken to the ER on October 30th of 2024. Friends thought I was going to die. Transferred to the rehab center a week later, I couldn't walk, but I became extremely proactive in my progress. Now, I wanted to live and get better. I was walking using a Rollator. Still, I could only walk up three steps without assistance, and only stand for less than five minutes before pain forced me to sit down. Since I was staying with close friends, I didn't feel I needed any extra help. I felt I could handle myself. At my first meeting with Tamara and Rykeeta in February 2025, I weighed 287 lbs after my release from rehab on January 29th. I was surprised that my insurance company felt I needed an aide. Having a stranger around me every day for the whole week seemed excessive. Tamara explained that some clients choose a family member or friend as their PCA. I eagerly jumped at this opportunity. Looking back, we were naive in thinking that having a PCA meant entertaining a guest. Soon, my friends asked me to "fire" them and call Tamara and beg for Rykeeta. Lesson learned. She has helped me become more independent in my personal care. As of this writing, I'm at 177 pounds. This remarkable young woman understands my fierce desire to do things myself. Using the shower becomes easier every day. She makes sure I take my meds. She's aware of my schedule and helps with housekeeping and grocery shopping. When walking, sometimes she lets me take a few steps with my cane before quietly asking if I need my rollator. I know when she's right, and she'll get it for me without any judgment. She celebrates when I climb a flight of stairs and reminds me to slow down when I push too far. She notices the return of my slight limp and unbalanced gait when I'm tired. After my mom's diagnosis of liver cancer, she keeps my health her priority. Last April, when relentless nausea sent me to the ER, she helped me see a urologist, driving me from Virginia Beach to Suffolk. She inspired me to keep up with PT, even when pain made me curl up, and I joked with my PT about exercises I could do in that position. She took over my daily tasks before and after the kidney stone surgery. She reassures me that these things are small bumps in my journey, not a return to square one. After the shock of the loss of a very close friend, she kept my health a priority. Thanks to her, I have reclaimed my strength, my confidence, my personality, and my laughter. Mentally, the aid of my PCA has been enlightening. I expected the practical support of having a PCA during the week. I didn't expect Rykeeta's impact on my mental health. Per my friends, the real Megan is back, and credits much of this to Rykeeta. For a decade, I ignored my health, the resulting morbid obesity, and depression from the demands of caregiver duties for my parents. I'm excited about my recovery, not ashamed to say I need help, nor to accept I've still got a ways to go. My family and friends seek her opinion if they suspect I am downplaying things. My elderly neighbors, known as Mom #2 and Dad #2, see her as essential to my recovery. They respect her, and Dad #2 never hesitates to tell her to "stay on my case and not let me slide backward." My parents and brother adore her. Nacolby's Home Care was highly recommended by my case manager at Anthem HealthKeepers while I was in rehab. My case manager had already called Nacolby's to expect my call and given me information about the agency I could research, but I was lost in a mental fog from a severe UTI and COVID. Tamara took the initiative to connect with my brother, my POA. When I got to talk to her, she made me feel comfortable, not guilty for missing her calls. Both she and Deborah, the owner, have visited my own home for assessments with smiles, encouragement, and professionalism. This agency is invaluable. Thanks to Deborah's leadership and Tamara's guidance, I was able to make the decisions needed to keep my insurance. Rykeeta is now a vital cog in my recovery and daily life. She is also a friend I know will remain in my life even after my healing is complete.

I highly recommend Changing Tides Home Care to anyone in need of care for themselves or their loved…read moreone. It has been such a comfort to know that the same caregivers from Changing Tides visit with my father daily. There are many miles that separate our family, so knowing Dad is in good hands makes it easier for us. Their kindness & attention to detail do not go unnoticed. Rachelle and her team do an excellent job at managing the schedule & offering suggestions to improve the time spent with him. They are willing to accommodate many little extras that would be difficult to accomplish from afar. Thank you again to the entire team!

If I could give Changing Tides Home Care a 10 start rating I would! Over the past few years, I've…read morelearned how difficult it is to find reliable, caring quality in home care for my mother. From day one, I found the staff at Changing Tides to be honest, straight-forward, kind and thoughtful. The care and concern they show my mother is exemplary. We have 24 x 7 care and although all the caregivers provide wonderful care she has developed a very special bond with Marlene and Ella. Changing Tides has allowed me to regain some personal time for myself while knowing that my mother is well taken care. The staff at Changing Tides is truly a caring group of people who truly want what is best for their clients. I highly recommenced Changing Tides and seriously doubt that you could find a better home care agency in the area!

Highly skilled and caring staff you seldom find these days. Andrea and team have been taking…read moreexcellent care and support to our mother for over a year and keeps us informed of any concerns or issues. I highly encourage and recommend Sunflowers Caring Hands to anyone needing top notch care for a loved one.

After a 10 day hosp stay, we had to find a long term place for mom and we had to find it quick…read morebecause she needed OT and PT and her dementia had progressed. The nursing home with availability was very unfavorable so we were referred to Next Consulting (Tom) for care options and he suggested a residential care home which we were not very familiar with. To gave us several options with availability so we chose Sunflowers Caring Hands because if the location and they had room for one more resident. We set up a mtg with Andrea (owner) who is wonderful and she gave us a tour and went to hospital to meet and assess mom. The transition from the hospital was flawless and smooth. Let me tell you that this place was a blessing waiting for mom. They provide the best care that she could ever get, and she deserves it. They treat the residents and their families like their own family...it is a home away from home. Mom was able to get her PT and OT setup and did not have to go offsit. They have a servicing physician if/when needed that provides all medical needs, tests, well checks, blood work etc. The home is always clean; the residents are well fed, they continuously loved and nurtured and get the best personalized care 24/7. The home is full of love? They have all become our extended family.

the best a woman could ask for! very much girls girls! will take care of you they don't play about…read moreyour health