I had an appointment for my father with comfort keepers. I brought him with me for the meeting, the…read moreoffice was locked and no one was there. This is cruel and there is no way I would entrust my loved one to a company that will not even show up or unlock an office for a potential client.

From the owner: We are Currently Hiring Caregivers! Text JOIN to (262)…read more228-1733 to book your interview! *Message Frequency varies. Message and Data Rates do Apply* At Comfort Keepers, Home Care we are here to help. Comfort Keepers Home Care of Racine, WI provides professional, experienced in-home care services for seniors and other adults. Our Comfort Keepers in-home caregivers assist with light housework, cooking, regular baths, personal care, and other services. We are proud to enable clients to remain independent and active while our caregivers are assisting and providing companionship. We call our unique style of care Interactive Caregiving.

Just one phone call to set up an informational meeting and they were so rude to me. You would…read morethink that people dealing with people in this stage of life would have more empathy. Horrible to be treated this way

Hospice Alliance was an invaluable resource for our family during our time of need. When in home…read morehospice care was no longer a good fit, H.A. became our go-to. The facility has a very comfortable and warm aura despite its name. There are fewer than 12 rooms, a large dining area, full kitchen and room with space for families, particularly small children needing space to unwind and play. Staff members Mohamed, Shannon and Jillian were gems. Their care and concern during this time is something my family and I will never forget. Our love ones last few days on this earth were far more comfortable than they were at home. One would hope that very FEW people have the occasion to need a hospice facility for themselves or loved one, but should the necessary occur this is certainly an option worth giving strong consideration.

I'm so sorry to hear of the experience Darlene had with Hospice. The dedicated and caring team of…read moreproviders we interacted with over the course of my wife's fourteen months in home hospice, being totally bed bound and in considerable pain, was remarkable. They enabled me to care for her throughout this journey and through the final moments. My suggestion is to communicate with your case manager and medical provider in any hospice situation; it's their job to meet the needs of your loved one.

If it was possible I would give NO stars in this review. I am only writing this to warn people NOT…read moreto contract with this company. Based on a good "front sales pitch" we were confident that we were making the right decision for my sister-in-law. As it turns out it was one of the worse decisions we made. The excruciating pain she was in was NOT relieved as promised, staff was NOT available as promised, they provided NO to LITTLE support. What we did receive was one excuse after another why they were not there. My sister-in-law died last week and the only thing more painful than loosing a loved one is thinking you provided them with the best care only to find out it was a mistake. I post this only so you do not subject yourselves or loved ones to this place Go some where else I beg you.

I'm a former employee as a Cna I loved working with Seasons, they trained m well and the support…read morewas amazing! The care they gave there patients and family was amazing My Rn was amazing she had the biggest heart! I enjoyed working with her! I recommend them to many of my patients that I encountered at the hospital I worked with! Again I highly recommend them! Great place to work great place as for hospice patients! God Bless you and your family! During this transition!

My Brother died at seasons hospice 6 weeks ago. I have called for grief counseling 3 times and…read morespoke with 3 different people. They all said someone would call me and no one has bothered to return my call. It is the holiday season and I can hardly make it. I am going to call other facilities to try to get some help for my grief. The rooms were clean. there was no furniture in my brothers room except some hard chairs that were against the wall like a high school dance. He was admitted on the weekend and I didn't see a Doctor until Monday. Then, they told me they were stopping his food. He died that evening. Not much communication. The second shift nurse was very kind and helpful. He was the only person that was open and communicated with me. Thank God for him. I would have been lost. They seemed very caring at the admission interview. I just don't know what happened. .