When chemo was no longer an option for my mom, she was assigned to Providence Hospice & Home Care…read more This was a pretty scary time for us because we knew it was only a matter of time before my mom would pass away. The nurses and social workers were amazing and compassionate. They gave my mom excellent treatment and compassion. They took care of notary issues for Power of Attorney and helped with the arrangements for my mom's remains. All of this was such a huge relief because it allowed us more quality time together. The nurses were available 24/7, and were willing to come out when the need was urgent. Everyone took the time to get to know Mom and all her family members that were present. When it was no longer feasible for Mom to remain at home, they made sure she was safely transported to the hospital and the hospital hospice staff took over. While she was in the hospital, she was visited by the hospice nurse, and several volunteers. She lasted a week before she passed away, and Hospice is still helping us in the transition after her death. I so appreciate everything this amazing organization has done for our family in this extremely difficult time.

Although very compassionate and caring while working for my dying father, this company DOES NOT…read moreSTOP with their grief support one year in! The loss of my father has hit me pretty hard, and these bastards now, will not stop reminding me of it, by offering their sincere grief support at least once a month. I would be just fine if I wouldn't be reminded every month at least once about my father passing. I asked them, e-mailed them and cursed them out on the phone to make them stop, to no avail! I am at the point of employing a lawyer to send them a cease and desist letter, so I can make their compassionate reminder, a cruelty in disguise, stop!!This is one company I shall surely avoid.

If I was in a position to choose a hospice for my loved one, I would not choose this company again…read more The first nurse we had, Christina, was so detached and unsupportive. Anytime we'd call, it felt like we were a burden. Mom had a bad fall. I reached out and asked for a call back. She said she would call, but did not. I had to call her after waiting so long. Mom was unconscious after that fall for 3 days, makes me so infuriated. We didn't want to switch hospices because we thought it would be too much of a hassle with mom in the condition she was in and having to switch out equipment. Looking back, we should have. After the fall, I moved mom in with me, and the nurse changed to Armie. One of the good things about that hospice is her. She genuinely cared and you could feel her sincerity. Eventually, we had to move her to an adult family home. The nurse switched to Pearl, and she was the only other good thing about this company. Mom began actively transitioning, and at one point, began aspirating. The caregiver called after hours. You'd think they would call back pretty quickly, but nope, I had to call in again and demand a nurse call. I would not recommend this hospice. Families deserve compassionate and responsive care during end-of-life moments, and this company simply did not deliver that

Oh no. Please find another hospice. They will literally hire anyone and their turnover rates are…read moreinsane. Under trained, under staffed, and just a mess. Please protect your loved ones from a company with one goal in mind, and it's not quality care.

This place is so gross it smells like pee air freshener please never take your loved one here in…read morethere rooms have no bathroom and no washing station this place is a depressing and disgusting do not take your love ones here if you want them to live

These people are angels. Our mom (age 89) had a stroke in early November, 2019. She spent a week in…read morethe hospital and then transferred here for rehab. Subsequently, we found our she had fairly advanced terminal cancer. The level of care and kindness shown by the entire staff (thanks, Kelly, Nedra, Michael) really touched our hearts. It's not the fanciest place I've seen, but the kindness, love and level of care mean that your loved one will be well taken care of. Our mom ended up in hospice, and eventually passed away in January, 2020. Throughout her suffering and our grief, the staff was kind, supportive and always helpful. They took most excellent care of her, both physically and emotionally. Thanks to all of you.

UPDATE; Interesting that I didn't say who my loved one was,…read moreso they know what happened. Going farther with this... there is a review just like mine from 8 yrs ago. So they say they value feedback, 8 yrs to change their system yet still happening. a 2 week wait list and never showed up, closest date they had was the day after persons death. Several phone calls logged with no recommendations saying to go to another hospice My loved one suffered needlessly and I still have nightmares CALL OTHER HOSPICE PLACES especially if you are in snohomish county so they can be closer

They are now known as Hospice of the NorthWest....All I can say is OMG and thank you God. If they…read morehad not been their when we needed them recently. Don't know how I would of made it thru a very trying time. Absolutely an incredible team of dedicated individuals. They basically take care of everything, allowing you to take a step back and deal with the pending loss of a loved one. When you need them they will be there for you and your loved one who is trying to exit this life peacefully.

If I could give them zero stars, I would. I agreed to admit…read moremy grandmother to hospice around January 2025. I have no complaints regarding the care as it was adequate and communication from the care staff was consistent. My grandmother did well enough that she was discharged alive from their services. You would think this was a positive thing, but it has been a bureaucratic nightmare. On May 18, 2025, my grandmother was discharged alive from hospice, but reported DEAD to social security. This has caused her to no longer receive benefits from social security, her pension has been shut off, her bank account was suspended. As her power of attorney I have spent a minimum of 200 hours trying to remedy this situation. My grandma has no money, resulting in being unable to pay her caregiver the appropriate participation fee. She now faces potential homelessness at 95 years old. I am still working with SSI to have her deemed alive. I am still working to have her pension reinstated. I was able to get her bank account reopened. It has been over 4 months. I now have to pay out of pocket for her medications as she no longer has insurance, due to being reported as DEAD. My problem with Alpha Hospice is that they are so completely unhelpful. They provided a letter in June stating THEIR MISTAKE and that she is alive. Since then they have not returned my multiple messages for assistance. I would estimate more than 10. I am a hospice nurse for a different hospice and am absolutely APPALLED at their lack of accountability. I would never recommend this organization to my worst enemy. I cannot adequately describe the difficulty this hospice has caused me. 0/10 do not recommend

The final months preceding death for my husband were challenging as well as heartbreaking for our…read morefamily. So many burdens were lifted when Alpha stepped in with excellent care and assuring emotional support. My concerns and frustration were instantly assuaged, and my greatest praise goes to the entire team at Alpha. Heather, my husband's nurse, was phenomenal. She was absolutely amazing with her skill and innate kindness while managing the needs of a difficult person. His bath aide, Arianna, was a great help as well. Kudos to her for her for her powers of persuasion and compassion for a cranky elderly man! I will remain so grateful to each and every team member at Alpha that navigated me through such an intense journey, and I would highly recommend Alpha to any family facing these turbulent waters. With gratitude, Gail W.

Staff is exceptionAl... PT dept is wonderful I had 2 broken…read morewrists & could not feed self,,open milk carton etc... not recommended for a way to loose excessive weight... no one offered to help.. I went in hall & chased someone down to open my Milk.., would not recommend if your love one needs help... 1 star does not show comments so

Please do not put your loved one here. It stinks of urine, the staff are rude, and they almost…read morekilled my grandmother by overdosing her on her pain medication. She was there for rehab for a broken arm after a fall, stayed in bed for days because of "not enough staff to get everyone up." I went in to visit in the afternoon, her breakfast tray was beside her bed, untouched, she was laying in a wet bed, almost unresponsive, incoherent. I asked them to send her to Providence, they said she just needed to drink more water. I called 911 and had her sent to Prov. The ER doc told the nurse to give her narcan, she immediately woke up. Please, do not send your loved one here.

With a Little Help is a remarkable agency that customizes in-home care for your needs…read more recovering from a broken neck. I need help with bathing, dressing, meal prep, light housekeeping, and completion of some errands. Their staff anticipate your needs, and check in with you to make certain that the job that they have done meets your expectations. In addition to being excellent at the tasks, they did, the two primary nurses assigned to me were exceptional people. They were bright, kind hearts, and were clearly in the right field.

I'm taking the time to write a rather long review because I want to share with you the wonderful,…read morelife-changing support we've received from the care agency, With A Little Help. I was referred to With A Little Help by a friend of mine who is a hospice nurse. He actually gave me the names of three agencies, and I called them all. The first two had a corporate vibe, and sent me directly into a voicemail black hole. It was days before I heard back. When I called With A Little Help, within seconds, I was talking with Kacie, one of the owners, who was so kind and spent all of the time I needed talking with me about our situation and care needs. By the end of the phone call, we had a plan for an intake evaluation, and just a couple of days later, a new care team was in place...and just like that, the stress and worry that had been accumulating over many months lifted. This is just one example of the many, many I could share about the excellent care With A Little Help offers. They aren't a corporate-care behemoth. They are local, owner run, and some of the most caring people I've met in a long time. Kacie and Paul, the owners, worked with us to find the caregivers that are the best fit for our situation. The caregivers are highly skilled, professional, and compassionate. All of them have giant hearts. Some words that come to mind when talking about With A Little Help: Professional Flexible Kind Collaborative Communicative Compassionate Responsive Punctual Attuned For us, With a Little Help has been something of a miracle. I wholeheartedly recommend them to you for your care needs.

Over the past 4 years, my elderly parent has utilized services from Andelcare on numerous occasions…read morefor various reasons ranging from helping after major surgery to having someone help with everday needs when we were out of town. Over the years, Andelcare has always been accommodating of our requests and needs, and the service providers are caring and truly helpful. I have personally seen and witnessed caretakers from other companies working with some of my parents neighbors, and I have to say we would only employ Andelcare caretakers!

One star reluctantly. I was told when I hired the aide that they could administer meds if provided…read morea single dose. When the aide arrived and I instructed her on the time and doses, she said she could not administer them, which is one of the main reasons she was hired. The aide was also not able to move my husband on her own, which was the other main reason she was hired. Additionally, when I came to relieve her at the end of her eight hour shift, I found my husband in a urine soaked diaper. The frosting on the cake was when I received a bill for the "services" I received, which was covered by Hospice. It took me talking to three people in order to get to a person who knew what an invoice actually was and to resolve the problem. I would think twice about hiring an aide from this company as the care was seriously lacking and the basic business proclivity left a lot to be desired.