I am worked for them often on for about five years great company great management great…read moreopportunities.

I have worked here going on 2.5 years. I select care professionals that can come into your home and…read morefeel as though a family member is truly caring for them! I appreciate offering this business to folks that still care for their parents but have to work, or guidance on a loved one that is becoming slow and forgetful and you need an extra 'set of hand's', call 940.380.0500 *we accept most long term care insurance Private pay Veterans Benefits Vicky Client Care Coordinator

Wonderful staff who try very hard to accommodate clients and their needs. They are locally owned…read morefor over 21 years and not a franchise so they seem more knowledgeable. Lots of caregivers to choose from if one doesn't work out. Office staff on call 24/7.

In December, I had an unexpected hospital stay and when I came home, I needed 24/7 care. AmeriCare…read morewas good to me. The ladies who tended to me were kind, courteous, and caring. They fixed meals, cleaned, did laundry, helped with shower, kept me company with chatter and game playing. They also tended to my little dog. I am grateful for these fine folks and will call again if need be. Yes, I recommend this company

From the owner: ameriCARE’s compassionate home care is delivered by skilled caregivers who assist with personal…read moreneeds such as bathing, dressing, grooming, ambulation, toileting, transfers, and support for individuals who are bedbound. We also provide help with daily living tasks including transportation, light housekeeping, meal preparation, laundry, and making beds. Our team supports anyone living with Alzheimer’s, dementia, Parkinson’s, COPD, AFib, diabetes, arthritis, heart disease, cancer, stroke recovery, spinal injuries, and other chronic or age-related conditions—helping clients maintain dignity, independence, and comfort in the place they call home.

During this corona virus their staff took extra precautions to make sure that they, me and my…read morefamily were prescreened for the virus prior to coming into my home. They were great at answering all of my questions and provided great care as well. From the 1st call explaining my admission up to today they have been exceptional. I recommend them 100%!

I have lived here in Denton, Texas for most of my life, except for enriching experiences in…read moreBudapest, Hungary, in 1990, and then again in the middle 1990s, when I lived and worked overseas in Christchurch, New Zealand, where I unfortunately had a bout with the virus meningococcemia, which claimed all four of my limbs and almost killed me. I had medical experts who were trained in the United States and The United Kingdom and they did not waver and effectively did the things necessary to make my life easier and better by training me in donning and doffing my prosthetic hooks. My elderly parents moved to Good Samaritan Village in the early 2000s, and my brilliant father was keen on moving from our family home on Bell and Roberts St., near Texas Woman's University. My Hundred Year Old mother, Peggy Fearing has really enjoyed the last stage of her life and remained in the Creekside Duplex, #35 for the past two decades, and shows no signs of going anywhere: Indeed, her chief complaint is generally the absence of visitors and the wholesale loss of hearing and eye sight. My two sisters are currently on vacation, in tropical places that don't concern me. Kim and Marilyn Harris generally take turns on who goes when. Meanwhile, it's deep sunny summer time in North Denton, Texas and I pray that our Air Conditioner hangs in there for the duration and blessed fall weather conditions, which includes the usual seasonal changes and shorter days. I am just a disabled and thankfully retired management professor at the end of his dream career. Let's get some things straight: I have greatly appreciated the positive impact of praying that my church family did for us all along the way. Together, we are much stronger than when we are apart! Cheers, Mark C. Fearing, Ph.D.

My mother-in-law was in the skilled nursing part of Denton Village from 11-19-25 to 12-9-25 and it…read morewas a horrible experience. The staff would not provide us with information about her care, physical therapy, occupation therapy, food intake, water intake, medications or anything we asked them to inform us about. We found out on the day we checked her out of there that they had not been giving her one of her required medications for the entire three weeks she was there. Our family was given a meeting with the social worker, a nurse, PT, and OT and we asked for charted notes of what she had been doing there and her progress and they told us they could not provide that information. We found her soiled in bed a few times. She never had fresh water to drink when we would arrive. We did not find any evidence of skilled nursing taking place for our mother.