My mother used this agency on several occasions. On one recent visit the 'angel' took her to the…read moregrocery store in his unreliable car. When they were in the grocery store he said he was hungry so she offered to buy him soup. That was't enough - he ask her to buy him a hoagie! Really, who does that? She bought them because she wasn't sure what would happen if she didn't. Would he have left her at the store? The most recent 'angel' took her to the grocery store also. When they returned home a couple things fell out of the bag and were overlooked. Honest mistake. When mom called to get this resolved they said the products would be dropped off next day. Never happened. Next phone call they said the drivers car was stolen. What does that have to do with it? I called and spoke to the very rude owner, he was annoyed that I called to complain and told me it wasn't worth his time for a once monthly visit and she should never call again. This is a service for older people and they are not concerned about the type of service they provide? Customers are the ones paying for the service so their voice matters. I do not recommend this agency.

VISITING ANGELS IS DANGEROUS TO THE LIVING. Where to start?…read moreMaybe the fact the live in caregivers have no idea what they are doing. Plainly written instructions. Dad's meds are on one side of the kitchen in 28 dated, labeled bottles (two for each day we were gone.) The dogs meds are in a daily dispenser (M-F) container next to the fridge. Quote, Caregiver, "I almost gave the dog your dad's meds. I don't know which is which." Other plainly written instructions, feed the dogs once daily. "The dogs are pooping in the house." Me: Are you feeding them once daily? "No, twice." Here is this real kicker: We come home, all windows open, AC running, dryer sheets scattered on the floor. Obviously there has a burning on the stove top which blackened the wall unit microwave above and killed it. Small melted spot, digital display frozen, unit inoperable. Blackened pan in dishwasher. When asking the manager/owner about it, he looked into it and returned telling me neither of the care givers knows what happened. Both claimed to never have used the microwave. Considering a large portion of the microwaveable vegetables I stocked up on for Dad are gone, this is a lie. So, we are out a microwave. Owner made reparations in the amount of $600 for our trouble. I could have sued him out of business. I'm glad my Dad and dogs are still alive but under no circumstances do I recommend using this outfit to care for anything you own. Parents, pets, even plants. There was dog crap hardened on the floor when we returned and there was no effort to clean up. Negative stars for this crap non-caring outfit.

If I could give it 0 I would . By far the worst company I've ever worked with or for. Incredibly…read moreunprofessional, inconsiderate, and unethical.

Do yourself a favor and do not use this Bayada branch. I have never seen more incompetence in one…read moregroup. The only saving grace they had were the Physical Therapist, and Occupational Therapist. They were great and usually on time. They called BEFORE their scheduled appointment if they were going to be late. We had a social worker call 1 1/2 hours after scheduled appointment to tell us she would not be coming. Then a no call, no show the next week. But when she did show up, she was very informative and brought some great information. Our loved one needing these services, and also needed blood work. They sent a different nurse than usual to draw the blood, and she was good. Second time blood work was needed to be drawn, it was crickets from them. Even though 3 phone calls were made, and the scheduled nurse came out in that 3 phone call time frame. I am thinking that the scheduled nurse might not be capable of doing this task anymore. But we had a family friend who works at a lab in Virginia that was coming to town, so she drew the blood work. How sad is it that someone that lives 200 plus miles away did the job that someone that works only 13 miles away couldn't manage to do. All the nurse did when she managed to show up was take blood pressure-pulse, and try to get new clients for her second job, at hospice and palliative care agency. Which was not a Bayada Hospice. The nurse even called our loved ones husband to ask him to fire their private home health aid, whom they have had for almost 1 1 2/ years, to hire someone from one of her organizations, even though the loved one did not qualify for hospice. This nurse obviously gets a commission from one or both of her employers. The thought is that she should do more thinking about her job requirements, because she is lacking to use any nursing skills whatsoever. I have never seen a nurse from Bayada behave like this before. Unfortunately, I've had loved ones need Bayada quite a few times in the past. This crew needs to work on their nurses. If I could give no star, I would. I will never suggest Bayada again.

Horrible company. Aide- Ameesha is very rude and disrespectful to my mother. I called and spoke to…read moreJason who is the intake coordinator and nothing was done about her behavior. Needless to say, I have another agency is caring for my mother now.

I have been using ABC for five years and everyone is great to work with. They always come through…read morefor me when I need a caregiver for my autistic brother who lives with me. Very Dependable!

There are people who do their jobs and people who are into their work. The staff of ActiveDay of…read moreExton is into their work. There is a consistently high level of positive energy, individual attention provided throughout the day, and an obvious concern about the on-going results - smiling faces - for the support they are providing for both the members they are caring for as well as the caregivers who are sending their love-ones there.

This is a very special day care center. The company has locations all over the delaware valley. But…read morethis one is above average. First off are the hours, look how long they are open. They accept youngsters as well as adults & some act as grandparents for the younger clients which is rewarding to both. Physical, occupational therapists are on staff. As is a nurse. They get a catered lunch every day & is restaurant quality food. Plus they have a multitudes of activities to keep them involved & active. Our 28 year old son ( has mindset of 10 year old ) went to a workshop ( slave labor ) for 6 years & the stress & mental cruelity he was forced to endure was madding & we had searched for a place like this for him & discovered the july 2015. It took the staff 6 months to assure him he wouldn't be abused there and he has finally returned to being the boy we knew. What more need i say, this place is a godsend and your loved one will be looked after just as well as you do at home and i know they will enjoy coming here. Call for an appointment & see for yourself.