Great hospice experience- they provide a full team and all very responsive including the office…read morestaff when you call. I previously used two other local hospice companies for another family member and both of those were fair to poor. Ancora is excellent and recommend them.

From the owner: We provide award winning care in hospice, palliative and house calls services.read more

I would love to give them five star's, but for the way my husband was taken off of Hospice! We were…read moretold it would be a month or two, within two weeks we were signing papers for his dismissal! Social worker did not do her job ,rush,rushing to take care of their paperwork! We are Lost in this maze of confusion, Pray for us!

These are incredible people! They helped our family through an incredibly difficult time. My 11…read moreyear old nephew was sent home with hospice care in December of 2017. They made the transition from the hospital to home easier. They consistently checked on everyone that sat with my nephew. He passed within the week and they were with us every step of the way. They explained everything and answered our questions over and over again. They ensured my nephew's passing was peaceful and offered emotional support whenever it was needed. I highly recommend this team and cannot thank them enough!

Best hospice care in the valley. Caring and knowledgeable along with the skills that helped me…read morenavigate our journey.

Harrisons Hope was super helpful during the last days of my partner. The nurse, Naomi and the aid,…read moreTeri were there at perfect times and were kind and giving. They seemed to automatically know what was needed whether by the ill person or by myself. I so appreciated all they did for us in his last days. Also Heather, the social worker was helpful and caring. Thanks for all you do everyone at Harrison's Hope.

Absolutely Amazing teams! Our Dad was treated with Love and Care! Thank You so very much!read more

There comes a time in your own life when you have to deal with hospice for a loved one. I have been…read morethrough it with my Dad and my oldest brother. Now it was time to see my Mom got the best possible care in the final stages of her life. Through the hospital we were hooked up with Keystone Hospice after efforts with palliative care were not enough anymore for Mom's emphysema. They were at the hospital quickly and talking to us about our options. Mom was in pretty rough shape, but she wanted to be home to die and once we relayed that to Keystone, they were on it. It took 24 hours to stabilize her enough for the ambulance ride from Boise to Nampa, but they got her home. Keystone supplied a bed, bedside table, wheelchair, potty-chair, and everything we needed to keep Mom clean and comfortable. A team of four people came to the house before Mom arrived and trained me on medications she would need and when to administer them. A case worker, social worker and religious support were all there to welcome Mom home along with a nurse. The days passed and Keystone never lost touch. At one point Mom complained about the air bed being more uncomfortable than the bathtub. I called and asked for another option, and they were there in a less than two hours with a foam mattress that made Mom happy. Mom saw her 89th birthday, which was a goal of hers. I had three more beautiful days with her before she passed one morning. A nurse was at my door within an hour and a few minutes and took care of Mom getting her ready for the funeral home. Losing a loved one is horrible no matter how you slice it, and I cannot thank Keystone enough for their magnificent work before, during and after hospice. These amazing people are your go-to in the Treasure Valley.

United Hospice is wonderful. These people really care about what they are doing, and it shows…read more Heather, the social worker we had, is (as far as I'm concerned) a saint. My husband was admitted to them December of 2011...and passed away July of 2012. The last week was by far the worst, and she (Heather) was there at the drop of a hat, all I had to do is call her. The CNA was also very wonderful, as she gave him his dignity by shaving him, bathing him, changing our bed linens...etc. The only issue I had was when he was actually passing and I called them to get the nurse to come, the answering service was not informed that I probably would be calling...it would have helped because she asked me stupid questions...and as far as I am concerned she should have just said she would get the nurse right over...I ended up yelling at her saying "he is dying, call the nurse!" then hanging up. I did address this with Heather eventually, and she said they would make sure that didn't happen again...and I believe her. I was not alone, as our family was there, but if I had been it would have been a disaster. United Hospice also has a grieving group that gathers for those of us who are grieving...and that was very helpful as well....I had to stop going just a month ago, due to my job and miss it. I highly recommend them if you ever need hospice care for a loved one....hopefully you don't.

Saint Alphonsus Hospice we're Great. The care and love given…read moreby all that touched our mother was unbelievable. From our social worker to all of the nursing stall and volunteers , everyone went above and beyond! Would recommend them too everyone .