Outstanding employees seeing me through my care following surgery with Nursing, Occupational…read moreTherapy and Physical Therapy. I can't say enough about the team that was assigned to me! My Physical Therapist was so encouraging and kind through my four weeks of at home recovery. Thank you to the amazing team I had!! Kudos to all three of you! I would highly recommend Preferred Transitions to anyone for their home health care needs. Sincerely, Marlene S.

Truly super care. Preferred Transitions came in to care for my mother-in-law after she was…read moredischarged from the hospital. Nursing, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy and home health aide doing their job as if thy were taking care of their own family member. Peasant, and on time. Very informative as to care and after care. Difficult part was saying goodbye to such a great team. Roger C.

Hopkinton Home Care offers wonderful home health care with compassion throughout the Metrowest area…read morein MA.

From the owner: Hopkinton Home Care is a locally owned and operated business. We were founded to help people by…read moremaximizing the strengths and experiences learned in both the home care and assisted living industries. Our goal is to provide five star quality service to each of you. We strive to focus on the entire needs of each individual. We are available to care for your physical, cognitive, spiritual and psychosocial needs as you wish to have any or all of those met. We want you to be able to be safe and independent and able to fully enjoy any of the activities that make you who you are.

Wasn't taken seriously for sleep apnea during my appointment. Months later after taking a sleep…read moretest it turns out I actually do have sleep apnea. My RDI was 40 and AHI was 8 during rem during the test. Staff was overall very friendly, but extremely disappointed in how I wasn't listened to at all by the doctor. I'm still a bit angry and disappointed that my concerns were just discarded even though I knew there was something wrong with me. It turned out I was right!!

This place is a circus. If you gave to go here be ready to wait many months before getting any…read moretreatment and your care will be neglected. I did a sleep study and results were in in December. I followed up multiple times asking about the results from my sleep study and was told it was not ready going into February. My primary care doctor during my annual checkup looked to see that the results were actually ready and this was how I found out I have severe sleep apnea. Dr. Curl had to tell the front desk that the sleep study results were in, and there was a software error, causing them to not show up at this point I had waited nearly a year between my initial appointment and receiving any care for severe sleep apnea. They had to schedule an appointment to review my sleep study that would again take another couple months and prolong my treatment so I said that I would rather just have Cpap first and basically I had to figure out everything on my own. The Cpap provider will just mail you equipment, you don't get to try on masks or get any help with setup. Then they talked me into canceling the appointment to review my sleep study with the doctor because I already had my CPAP device. After about three months I needed to make another appointment for insurance purposes which they canceled on me twice and I was open to taking a virtual appointment during my wife's labor in the hospital which they were fully aware of, but they canceled this one on me so I have to visit the nurse practitioner, even though the doctor told me she wants to see me specifically, but she wasn't available until October (this was in May). When cancelling this appointment they still thought this was to review my sleep study, when I'd been using the cpap for 3 months already and figured out the sleep study on my own. This is extremely concerning because they are supposed to be monitoring and adjusting the machine for my care, and they are required to keep up with me for insurance to keep paying for the machine (it's considered a rental!). By the time I got in to my follow up, now June, after caring for my recovering partner and crying newborn 15 minutes late, they turned me away knowing the circumstances even though it is a 40 minute drive. So I'll be back here next week. Front desk is always extremely rude and hard to work with.

Oh my God. Y'all need to promote Maria in the emergency room right now. She is amazing…read more I came in feeling super uncomfortable (TMI, but I was extremely constipated), and Maria immediately made me feel completely at ease. Not once did she make me feel embarrassed. Instead, she laughed and said, "Girl, it's okay, we all get backed up sometimes." That honestly made my whole day. Healthcare workers like her make such a difference. She treated me with kindness, humor, and genuine care when I was feeling pretty miserable. Give that woman an award! Seriously, Maria deserves recognition for the way she takes care of people. Thank you for making a not-so-fun ER visit way more comfortable than I ever expected.

I've had two MRIs through Shields and an ultrasound at this hospital in the last few months and it…read morewas pretty much always a mess. The tech spent maybe 45 seconds during the ultrasound and defintiely did not look in the right area to find what I was going there for but didn't communicate to me in time to let me know she didn't find anything. I don't understand why she couldn't ask me any questions or spend any more time trying to figure out why I was there. For my first MRI I was not given a pillow and my head hurt so much in the machine. They also seemed angry at me for not telling them I didn't have a pillow, how was I supposed to know? also nobody showed me the way out, they just sort of walked away after the MRI and I got lost. for my second MRI I was told I could leave my rings on but they sort of vibrated and burned in the scanner so I really don't think that was a good idea. the scan was very late at night and nobody was at check in when I arrived so I really struggled to get checked in. I will have to try to work with my insurance to figure out where else I can go for imaging in the future, I really don't want to get stuck here again.