I have worked with several agencies trying to find the perfect match for my parents and Homewatch…read moreCareGivers did not disappoint. My dad is in in-home hospice and my mom is in desperate need of help. Bella and Bo have been wonderful. The care givers they send treat my parents like family. I highly recommend them.

This was an excellent experience for me. I was very nervous after my surgery but Erica was…read moreincredible and helped tremendously. Great company!!

A special shout out to Jeannie at Visiting Angels Williamson County in Georgetown. She has a…read morewonderful relationship with my mother and has a heart the size of Texas. We appreciate all the girls and staff at their office.

Only contracted Visiting Angel's for 3 days before mom passed. Some of angles were very good, but…read morehow is an 81 year old. We ended up staying because didn't feel comfortable if something were to come up. We also had a no show. Called and asked if someone was showing, they could not get ahold of caregiver and had nobody to replace them. Would not recommend too many problems in short time period.

I had the good fortune of connecting with Stephanie from Abundance Healthcare. She is a true…read moreprofessional and genuinely cares about finding just the right person. Cannot express how grateful I am to have crossed her path. Anyone who is in need of good, honest homecare has come to the right place!

I would not recommend working for this company. They are highly disorganized and fail to pay…read moreemployees as agreed. When questioned about delayed payments, they claim to have payroll issues, which appears to be an excuse for not paying on time or at all. The company does not uphold its own policies, and attempts to communicate or resolve issues are frequently met with avoidance and a lack of accountability. In the home care industry, these types of practices are unfortunately common, and Abundance Home Care takes advantage of these practices. If you are currently employed there, I strongly suggest that you either consider other opportunities or keep detailed documentation of all communications for your protection. Know your rights as an employee, and if you are owed wages that have not been paid, contact the Department of Labor to file a complaint and recover what you are entitled to.

Amazing and professional! I have worked with several of their caregivers, and I'm always impressed…read moreby their assistance and kindness.

I chose Assisting Hands based on all the positive reviews they had. My 93 year old Mother suffered…read morea stroke. After a week of round the clock care I knew I needed some help if I was going to keep her at home. The owner Emmie, was so kind and supportive when I spoke with her and had help for me in a short period of time. Every Caregiver she sent was on time, professional and knew exactly what to do to help me. I so needed this because this type of care for my Mom was all new to me. Everything about Assisting Hands is first class and worth every penny you will pay. I highly recommend this individually owned company and would also like to give a shout out to each Caregiver that helped me! You all made a difference in your loving care to Miss Fran but also to me. From the bottom of my heart Thank You.

Tranquility's team was extremely professional and very compassionate. They told me what to expect…read moreevery step of the way - from the first phone call to the very end. All of their associates were excellent and were incredibly comforting all throughout the process but most especially in the hour of my mom's death. You will be happy you chose Tranquility to help you through one of the worst times of your life.

From the owner: Personalized touch - individual care plans that are not cookie cutter but meet an individual's…read morespecific needs. We educate and communicate with the individual, family, and caregivers to ensure appropriate, effective, and timely care. Quality care, Quality life - trained experts in providing pain relief, symptom management, and hospice care. Quality of life, proper care, and comfort are our main treatment goals. Emotional and Spiritual strength - regardless of religion or culture, we help all individuals find strength and contentment in their past life events, relationships, concerns of today, and thoughts of tomorrow.

I've known Laurie and Shannan (Owners) for just a few months through a Women's Networking Group…read more These Ladies are so full of joy and positivity and they are extremely proud of what they have built, the speak about their residents as they were their own family and they truly care. I went to visit for my first time a few days ago and I was just in awe of their facility. This is a HOME not just an assisted living. It is beautiful and they put so much thought in everything they did to build this. I met many residents and they were so happy and having so much fun. They truly enjoy being there and that is all you can ask for when you are making a choice on where you want your parents to be. They do activities and they have the medical knowledge for patients with special needs. This is really a wonderful place and I can't wait to go back to visit!

While looking for a secure , active , loving home for my Mother, I was told about PR. I Immediately…read morecalled the owners and set up an appointment to discuss their vision and their community. I knew right away Platinum was the right fit.

As an Assisted living center I feel they are good. The management of aides needs significant work,…read morelikewise, during my time working there the memory care unit (Laurel Hall) had significant and profound issues that went unaddressed. They were not unaddressed because of the people who worked in assisted living but more because the larger organization lacks a comprehensive vision of senior care. The Wesleyan has the possibility to be an exceptional community but the lack of education for staffing, the lack of an integrated community understanding of senior care, the wagging of the entire vision of the community by the finance office has deadened the significant impact on resident care. As a non-profit the failure to be creatively engaged in their community by reshaping their board and advanced engagement in the community through education on senior care set them alongside all other senior communities with little or nothing unique or interesting. If you choose to use their service you will be safe, fed and sheltered and have a number of other activities but nothing uniquely special that sets them apart from all the other facilities and retirement centers.

New employee in Transportation, hearing a lot of residents praising The Wesleyan. Residents are…read morecomplementing the staff with comments such as. "They treat us so well", "The staff is so good to us, we love living here", "Staff members are always smiling", "They take us where we need to go", etc... I have only been an employee for a very short time, but I can tell that I'm blessed for being hired, the Administration and employees are very kind and welcoming. The kitchen/culinary staff do make some good food! The facilities are extremely clean and quite nice, very comfortable. There is a lot going on as far as activities as well. I feel that anyone living in one of their facilities is blessed.