Not the cheapest home health care but certainly one of the best!…read more When my dad got sick and we needed to find home health care for him, we interviewed a range of home health care companies. Synergy was the most compassionate and Nicole made our family very comfortable from the start, with the services that they were going to provide. While we didn't have "round the clock" care, we did have two shifts and the nurses aides that they provided were skilled, compassionate and made our family feel comfortable with outside care in the home which was a major adjustment. A "shout out" goes to Pete and Jenee who were just a delight to work with and really took great care of my dad. They both went above and beyond the call of duty and our family really felt we had great coverage when they were on duty. And on the day my dad died, Pete took the time to prepare him, with the hospice nurse, for the funeral home. Hope you never need home health care, but if you do- give Synergy a call. Their teams are second to none!

This company is very unprofessional they will text you and tell you you have to reply in 15 minutes…read moreare you no longer have a job and then when you go to pick up your check they have you sign a paper saying that you resigned without notice. They also charge you for a background check and don't even tell you otherwise

I have been using Right at Home to take care of my Dad and they go above and beyond for their…read moreclients. They are family!!

This company is awesome. I reached out ti them for last minute pick up and drop off for my…read moreoutpatient surgery. From beginning to end they were very professional, catering, and really caring. Cindy was my driver to appt and we laughed and talked all the way there. Charles(Owner) he brought me back after surgery was amazing. He even ran and got me some nic-nacs from store to help with my recovery. I don't remember what he looked like sorry I was slightly drugged lol, but I definitely remember his voice. This company is amazing and would recommend anyone to them. I am a long way from home, but they made me feel very safe.

Being an RN for many years I have over 18 years experience with hospice and palliative care. Care…read moreline hospice by far was the worst patient care I have ever witnessed. My grandmother went without morphine during her actively dying stage due to " we are trying to locate the nurse. " We waited four and a half hours after my grandma had passed before the hospice nurse arrived to pronounce her death. No compassion, multiple delays and additional stress that is not needed during this difficult time.

From the owner: Careline Health Group is a value-based alliance that provides Hospice care and Physician Services…read morefor elderly individuals with complex health issues and terminal illness. Based in the heart of the communities that we serve, we deliver exceptional care to patients in the comfort of their own home setting.

Everyone was great to my son & now my mom. Patient & attentive…read more We have called with questions & a nurse was sent or recommended for us to go to the ER.

I strongly recommend that any family look elsewhere for end-of-life care. Our experience with Elara…read moreCaring Hospice, Fort Wayne IN, was clinically negligent and at times, heartless. We made the mistake of trusting Elara Caring Hospice with our loved one who is a man with significant Developmental Disabilities. He lived in a Group Home. His mother was a part of his everyday life and has been for all his 50 years. We have too many complaints to list all here (and yes, we will file them with the state and Feds), but the most basic promise of Hospice Care is pain management, and Elara failed this repeatedly. They allowed his pain/comfort/seizure medications to run out on several occasions, leaving him to suffer for periods without any relief. An Elara nurse documented that no harm was done by this each time. He had a Developmental Disability, but he DID "feel pain." It is Ableist to claim otherwise. I assure you that withholding his comfort medication had adverse effects for him, just as it would for you. Their communication was consistently poor throughout the process. Our emails, calls, and texts went mainly unanswered. The height of their coldness occurred when he passed away in early December. An Elara nurse called his mother and said, 'Mr. X is deceased.' There was no empathy, no comfort--just a clinical statement of fact. Two days later, an Elara staff member called her asking if he needed more supplies. When they were reminded that he had already died, the agency went silent. There has been zero outreach to his mother--no condolences, no offer of grief support, and no one from Elara even checked in with her. I finally wrote them 11 days after his death and demanded they remove the rest of the controlled meds with his name on them from the Group Home as there is liability if they go missing. Elara Caring was not a family support system for us; in fact, they treated his grieving mother with total indifference. As she wrote in a narrative preparing the complaints: "No condolences, no acknowledgement of my son's life. Nothing. He is my son. His life mattered. He deserved mention. He deserved respect. And quite frankly, so do I." His life DID matter. His death matters. We cared but Elara Caring did not.

I have been a client of the Brooklyn, MI Comfort Keepers for over 5 years now. They have been a…read moregreat help for me and my husband before his death. Through the years we have had various caregivers and all have been helpful and sympathetic to our needs.

Comfort Keepers takes pride in the quality of care your loved ones need…read more Comfort Keepers has great office experience handling everything very professional, kind, and understanding.