Both of my parents entered hospice care with Gracious Care Hospice on the same day. This transition…read morewas expected for my Mom, but unexpected for my Dad. It was an overwhelming time of change. I'm especially directing this review towards the hospice team that came into my patents's home to provide hands on care. We were very fortunate to have Alyssa, Trey, and La Sarita help us out. They were excellent communicators and very caring and competent. They exhibited great teamwork. They addressed our questions without making us feel like we were wasting their time. An additional note. After my Dad passed, just 13 days after entering hospice, my Mom did not want to sleep in her bedroom alone. Gracious Care Hospice made arrangements so we could keep my Dad's rented hospital bed so I could sleep next to her and hold her hand as she grieved the loss of her husband of 68 years. That act was outside of the hospice routine, but was a key to helping my Mom pass peacefully, 17 days later. Thank you, Gracious Care Hospice.

This community is where excellence of Care and Home Meet. They care of their residents as if they…read moreare family..... Linda, ED. Jessica,,BOM. Crizzel RN and the rest of the staff, make it to where the culture is very safe and comforting.

Care Partners is not the type of service one does a google search for. It will come to you from a…read morereferral from a friend or a medial agency. That said, nothing could have made my mother's remaining days more comforting than the team at Care Partners. My mother was in the hospital for 5 days and the decision was made to move into a care home and enlist the hospice care from Care Partners. We moved her to a care home close to our house and Care Partners met with my mother, the staff at the home and my family to discuss comfort care and the end of life process. My mother was an extremely private and self-sufficient woman, Care Partners understood this and modified their care plan to keep her dignity intact as well as keep her pain-free for her remaining 5 days. I thank Care Partners from the bottom of my heart. They truly made a difference in our lives.

Excellent! And not for profit which makes a huge difference in the quality of care. Been around for…read more40 years. Locally founded.

When I was in the hospital and they told me they were releasing me to a skilled nursing facility, I…read morestarted doing some research. My case worker immediately told me not to look at yelp reviews, instead look at their score on the Medicare site. I wish I had not taken her advice. I chose this place based on its Medicare score and regretted it the moment I arrived. Before I go into all that is wrong with this place, let me say that every one of the staff are extremely nice. The night staff are a little loud, but still very friendly. Unfortunately, that is the only good thing here. Now, the bad. Food - food is the worst I've ever eaten. I mean, the hospital food was really disgusting; this is worse. I've spent a lot of money on door dash the week I was here. Cleanliness and appearance - the place is rundown, the carpet is stained and things are falling apart everywhere. The thermostat in my room seemed to only have two settings - arctic frost or Sahara hot. Nothing in between. Facilities - The showers in the bathrooms do not work. They have one shower area for the entire wing, thus you are only allowed two showers per week. There is only one small outdoor area to sit, it is on the resident side. It is small and rundown. The only "common area" on the short stay side is behind the nurses desk and consists of two tables, usually occupied by staff. There is a larger dining area on the resident side, as well as a very small seating area. There is a good sized activity room with a tv and dvd player, some books, puzzles and two board games. The books are random and old, the art supplies are old and not kept up. OT - the tech was very nice but the OT program is poor. They had me do a few arm exercises and then had me sort a tray full of washers, bolts and beads into little plastic cups. Seriously. Oh they told me a story about this woman Lois who was a successful stock broker who married a really good looking guy. They had 3 children and she decided to stay home and raise the kids until they were teenagers before she went back to work. Then they asked a bunch of questions like what was her name. I was preoccupied though. I wanted to know how Lois and the really good looking guy paid their bills for the 16 years or so she wasn't working. PT - again, poor. My PT consisted of getting in and out of bed, walking with the walker and getting in and out of a wheelchair. I was supposed to learn how to use crutches to go up and down stairs because I have six stairs to go up to get to my front door, but they only had three crutches in the whole place; two were for the jolly green giant and one was for Tom Thumb. So the skill I needed to learn most couldn't be taught. Summary - I'd like to say don't come here it's horrible, but I'm sure there are a lot of places worse. If you end up here, you're looking at laying around in bed 23.5 hours a day. If you do get out of bed, you're pretty much on your own. Activities consist of bingo twice a week, movie night once a week and snow cones once a week. This is clearly a nursing home for people in the latest stages of life; the rehab was probably added as an afterthought to generate more revenue. I wonder where they send younger people who need in-patient pt after a hospital stay. Because I was probably the youngest person there - and I'm 65!

Everyone's always dying there and not because they are old. A great deal of them are on drugs or…read moredoesn't speak English. Their food sucks and makes you puke. Some are mean. The ambulance lives there due to suspicious ongoing deaths.

A great not for profit, but exceptional care community and is privately owned! A community that can…read moretake high acuity but at a lower cost in a highly scenic and beautiful town of Forest Grove. Rated high in the area for its food choices and care team. Proud to be the Reader's Choice in the area!

My mother has been living there since 2011. She has fantastic caregivers and has made many friends…read morethere. The activities coordinator Rebekah is amazing and gets the residents out often. We appreciate the clean facility and warmth of the staff. This is the best assisted living facility in the area in my opinion based on the other facilities I visited as a hospice nurse.

The staff at Holistic Care was more than we could have prayed for. From the minute we met them, we…read moreknew they were legit and cared very deeply about their patients and the work they do. This home was for my father, and it was our 4th attempt at finding somewhere that would meet the standards of care we had for him. The home itself is inviting and welcoming with a large backyard where we could sit in the sun with my dad and a very safe neighborhood to go for walks in as well. The food quality was far and above any other home and they made each of the meals themselves. It always felt more like a family than someone taking care of my dad. Jamie, Leo and Amanda were incredible with my dad and I always felt so peaceful knowing he was being well cared for, never being left unattended or neglected. The kindness they all showed not only to my dad in their everyday interactions with him, but also to my mom, sister and I as we went through the painful process of watching him die, was amazing. At the very end of his life, he didn't wake or eat for 7 days, and if there was a moment we weren't by his side, they were right there. Jamie personally stayed with him through the nights singing to him and holding his hand. I can't describe the peace we felt knowing that while we went home to try to rest to regain strength, he was never alone. Jamie, Val and their staff operate with the utmost integrity, kindness and love for everyone who walks through their door-both the patients and the family. Losing my dad was the hardest thing we've ever gone through, and having him get the best care possible made that journey just a bit more bearable. I would recommend this home to anyone seeking excellent care for their loved ones. Kylee

This place is awesome. The food is great, the staff is caring, and the owners are flexible and…read moreresponsive to individual needs. I highly recommend it!

This was the most traumatizing hospice experience we've ever had. Unprofessional staff and several…read moreissues with them following hippa protocols. We had an urgent crisis and no hospice support and/or Dr to advise. Hospice was immediately revoked.

I've only once before written a negative review for any company, but I'm so angry that I feel I…read moremust warn others who are also facing this most horrible of times and need honest and compassionate care. My brother-in-law has stage four lung and bone cancer caused by exposure to agent orange during the Viet Nam war. He is spending his last days at home, being cared for by my sister. We originality hired a different hospice care company, but after several serious mistakes they admitted they were too short-handed to do the job, so we switched to Seasons after their saleswoman assured us they would continue with the same meds and oxygen equipment he had with the first company. First thing, My BIL is on an oxygen generator twenty-four hours a day. with a large emergency bottle in case of power failure.Seasons did not bring out the large bottle of oxygen, which had been provided by the first company. When contacted, the Seasons supervisor said that Medicare would not pay for the emergency bottle under their contract, and that if we were worried about him suffocating during a power failure, it was up to us to buy a gas powered electric generator. When told that the saleswoman had promised that Seasons would provide all that the previous company had, the supervisor said, "We'll have a talk with her..." Next...my BIL has been on two Lidocaine pain patches a day for some time. When we tried to order them, we were told Seasons does not provide them under their 'formulary.'(?) When we pointed out that the saleswoman had promised two a day, we were told that they would have a talk with her, but that we would have to purchase them ourselves. My BIL needs to cath six times a day, and, after trying a number of types of catheters, found one type that was easiest to use. When we asked Seasons for them, we were told the type he had been using were too expensive, and if he needs them we'll have to buy them ourselves, and that the sales woman should not have told us Seasons would provide them, but that they would have a talk with her... The main excuse Seasons gives us for all the problems is that each hospice company has its own individual contract with Medicare, and that they will only provide services, equipment, and medications that fall within their contract. For us, its a guessing game. We'd switch to another provider, but our luck doing that has been so bad that we're afraid to try it again. And to be quite honest, at this most horrible and trying time in our lives, they've managed to wear us down. If you're considering hospice care for a loved one, MAKE SURE YOU GET EVERYTHING IN WRITING, or better yet, tape-record the salesperson's initial pitch. And if you are considering Seasons, just remember that to them you are not a family in need of care, but a dollar sign.

I live here now, in independent living. I chose to come after a lot of research. In part I came…read morebecause of the recommendation from several residents. The building is decorated in a comfortable style and I am proud to bring guests here. The staff is extraordinarily nice and helpful. The dining room servers are usually teenagers and they try to make us happy. I ask for something and frequently the answer is "of course". There is always something I want to eat. (The onion rings are the best ever). The building is older and appliances are tired. But they work. I am content.

So it's Sunday again at the Springs at Tanasbourne as you can see from my last post they do not…read morehave the staff available to care for the elderly who pay 11,000+ a month in rent. This time my dad got up in the night to use the restroom but couldn't make it and soiled the carpet in his assisted living bedroom (which happens to the elderly). The caregiver said that there just wasn't enough people on the weekends and in the evening to take care of it right away so they had to sit in their assisted living apartment and smell the feces all morning and afternoon until I raised hell and finally it was cleaned up at 4:30 in the afternoon.....you can have this type of care too for 11,000+ a month!

I used Caregiver Connection to find most of the caregivers needed for round-the-clock care for my…read moredad for the final 3 years of his life. Because I live over 2,000 miles away, I needed to be certain that his caregivers were top-quality. I was 100% satisfied with my experience with Caregiver Connection. Caregivers who want to join Caregiver Connection must have experience and must be referred by a current member of Caregiver Connection. Caregiver Connection does background checks, several interviews, trains the caregivers, and solicits feedback from the people who employ them. Everyone I hired was excellent. Employing caregivers was new to me, and the staff at Caregiver Connection answered my many questions over the years. Thanks to Caregiver Connection, my dad received excellent care and I had a minimum of hassles/worries.

Caregiver Connection saved me when I was in a desperate situation. My husband was hospitalized and…read moreneeded to have 24/7, 1:1 care arranged before he could be discharged. I had very little notice and had no idea how to do this. Caregiver Connection was so helpful every step of the way. Defining the job to be posted based on my husband's individual needs, helping me screen the applicants, setting up the schedule, etc, were all facilitated by the kind people at Caregiver Connection. The caregivers themselves were all wonderful (most with many, many years of experience), very reliable, friendly, and took excellent care of my husband until we could find a different living situation where his needs could be met. Even though this was a temporary job, each one gave it their full attention. I highly recommend Caregiver Connection!

I am extremely grateful for the level of care my brother is receiving from Erica Heatherly and…read moreAllison. While they are wonderful at caregiving, they also bring a level of professionalism and personality to the care they provide. They have made my job as a caregiver for my brother so much easier! My brother appreciates the care they provide and always looks forward to seeing them. Maureen B. Cruse

The stealing...Took all my shampoo. Used my makeup. Damaged…read moreelectric glass stove which will have to be replaced. Did NOTHING productive.