They do not do there job as I see I. My wife left a good and moved to Hendrick Hospice. They said…read moreshe didn't qualify. That seems odd after she left one and the same day started with Hendrick. There are several others that are better​

I absolutely LOVED Hendrick Hospice Care. Shelli was my wonderful RN and I looked forward to her…read moreweekly visits. I was in Hospice for 6 months and then chose not to recertify another 6 months but, rather to Revoke Hospice until I need more care and pain meds. Right now, I do not need it. I found a new Family Practice NP, Holly Munser, in Abilene and she is wonderful, also. I can see her now because I am not in Hospice. If you are in Hospice, Medicare will not pay for any treatment nor scans of any kind. You must "Revoke Hospice" in order for Medicare to pay for anything. I Revoked because I do not need anything from Hospice at this time in my Condition of Stage 4 Breast Cancer.

I don't even want give one star, but I can't post this without a star…read more Terrible customer service during the evaluation stage. I couldn't even get someone to come meet with my family for a consult last month. It's like they couldn't be bothered to do their job on the weekend. We ended up going with another hospice agency who was way more supportive. Do better Interim Hospice of Abilene, terribly disappointing!!!

I am so grateful I was able to be a part of the sponsorship program to receive treatment for my L4…read moreDisc Herniation and other chronic pain problems stemming from hyper mobility. I am so glad this program exists to help those with financial limitations. The process was simple and quick and I am grateful to professional and friendly staff and the amazing physical therapist Chris Graves for the great job they did getting me mobile again. It's been a few months now and I have had an improvement in my chronic pain and lower back pain symptoms still with no further recurrence. I would highly recommend anyone needing physical therapy to give WTRC a try. I'm so grateful for the dedication and diagnosis I received while receiving therapy here, it's made a positive impact in my health and happiness journey. Thank You WTRC for all you do for the community. -- Ashley R.

From the owner: Our Mission is to improve the quality of life of those we serve regardless of financial…read morecircumstance West Texas Rehabilitation Center is a private, non-profit, 501 (c)(3) organization dedicated to providing outpatient care to more than 500 patients per day. WTRC opened in 1953, is a nationally respected outpatient physical rehabilitation facility.

Being a brief employee of this business and Not Receiving My Paycheck on payday was Such A Discord…read moreHow this Business Is Run!!! I've called Everyday about my check and keep getting Bounced around to different people. I'm still waiting on a supposed call to see about my check. I do not recommend this business to work for* they are unprofessional and Easy to dismiss your Pay* I've been a caregiver over 20 years I'll Never Work For This Company Or Its Associates!!!!!!!!!

In a time when care and concern are seemingly a thing of the past, I would like to give a BIG Shout…read moreOut to Concho Hearts Hospice of San Angelo! These people are Phenomenal! Their Love of People and Patients is second to none. From Vickie to Renae,Shandie, Brad, Ashley and Christiania, they are Amazing. Check them out! They will not disappoint! Kindly, Nancy Davis Christoval!, Texas

I was totally displeased with Services rendered during my husband's illness and subsequent death…read more Nurses that see a patient for 30 minutes three times a week for six months or less does not make them an expert on that person or their needs. The nurses are thereto assess the pain, the physical state of the patient and if their diagnosis and treatment are on track. They seem to forget they are nurses not licensed medical doctors, and their duty is to the patient and family. They aren't to make assumptions nor are they to over step their boundaries especially when there are emotional issues at hand. There's an emotional crisis after all when a patient is put in hospice. I was promised my husband would not suffer but he did because he died on a weekend and the nurses in call didn't believe the nursing home staff or myself that my husband was in the throes of death. HOSA arrived 15 minutes after my husband died. I was told afterwards by nursing home personnel that Kindred wouldn't have allowed the suffering to happen

Thank you Darcy ,along with all the staff. The girls helped our family through the toughest part…read more You are a great asset to west Texas. Your team was the best assembly in the state. Compassionate ,gentle,and understanding.

Went in for a random drug test, Joshua was great. Spacious…read morewell lit bathroom. Would pee here again.

This is the worst nursing home ever. For starters my grandmother was discharged from the hospital…read moreand place to meadow creek, when picking her up from the hospital they called the nurses told them they were there and literally left my grandma at the hospital. It took almost 2 hours for them to come back and get her. Once she was there she was left in soiled clothes, was not served her food a few times ( she's diabetic ), was never out of her bed even though her doctor visited multiple times and said she needed to be up with her legs propped up for multiple hours each week. Dropped her multiple times, wouldn't bathe her when it was her day or even if she asked them to because she had not been bathed in days. We submitted her paperwork for Medicaid in December and never even filed it or reached out to let us know if we were accepted or anything. When we would try and call them no one ever answered. 90 days later they call her PCP stating she will be kicked out the next day, they made up lies saying that they had reached out and tried to contact us when they never once did, said we did not provide all the paperwork and we showed proof that we did and they got defensive. They change office staff more than they changed my grandmas diaper. This is the worst nursing home I have ever seen operate. I feel bad for the people that are in there, especially if they need assistance with everyday tasks. They will literally ignore a patient begging for help or assistance or with a need that they are asking to be met. This place needs to be SHUTDOWN!!!

The staff at Meadow Creek nursing rehab in San Angelo, Tx. is awful! They wouldn't not help my…read morefather with daily hygiene. Let him soiled clothing, and they wouldn't clean blood, stool, or feces in his restroom.. The room was good size but very bare and no telephone in rooms.. My Father took a horrible fall, and was found laying in a pool of blood, he's bruised everywhere. This was our second stay because Shannon recommended them because of their star rating. I notice they delete bad reviews.. PS Dad says the foods good though..