This is a very good home for those of us who need one. I stayed in room 217 for about a year after…read moremy wife passed away. It was a very nice home for me to survive the time in. The care was good and competent. They took good care of my wife and I throughout her time

Barton Creek takes great care of my Mother. She enjoys the food. The staff is wonderful and really…read morecares about her. They are quick to respond to any concerns we might have. I am glad we chose Barton Creek.

I finally received my callback!!!! I'm relieved that we are moving forward... I am not sure if the…read morereceptionist was the issue or not but the communication is flowing

From the owner: Wonderful Assisted Living and Memory Care community offering exceptional care and a, welcoming…read moreenvironment. With a dedicated team, residents receive personalized assistance with daily activities, medication management, and health monitoring. The Beaumont features beautiful common areas, and a variety of amenities to enhance residents' well-being. From engaging activities and delicious dining options to an emphasis on independence and dignity, We are committed to providing a high-quality care.

The Home Instead team approaches Senior Care with professionalism and expertise. From the…read morecoordinators to care takers, you always know that your loved one is priority. I highly recommend Home Instead to anyone looking for senior care.

My Mom used Home Instead for over 5 years until she passed away recently. Remaining at home was…read morevery important to her and she was physically unable to do so absent significant help. Home Instead made it possible for her to remain at home. The aides provided for her personal care, cooked, and did light housekeeping. More importantly, they were wonderful companions. They showed love for Mom and Mom loved them back. I found the aides to be knowledgeable, professional, caring and compassionate. I would not hesitate to strongly recommend Home Instead.

They took great care of my grandpa, they specialize in dementia patients and long term patient…read morestays. They even have a key code for getting in and out of the building, makes me feel so safe knowing that my loved one is in a cared for home. The rooster decorations are also outstanding, their interior decorator needs a raise. Highly recommend!

From the owner: Country Home Assisted Living is a residential community in Bountiful, Utah. It offers assisted…read moreliving to those that want a more home like experience. This type of assisted living, allow seniors to enjoy their retirement years in a dedicated environment with people their own age. This arrangement allows residents to maintain the retirement lifestyle, of independence and freedom, with the assurance of knowing help and care are available if needed 24/7.

They offer a good variety of competent, independent women caregivers. The schedulers are fast and…read more helpful.

Visiting Angels wants your loved one to be matched with the caregiver(s) that best fits your loved…read moreones needs and personality. They want them to be comfortable with the caregiver that is coming to their home and receive the assistance needed and companionship wanted.

I settled on this place to send my mom for a period of focused care after an accident. I chose it…read moreon the strength of the vibe I got from staff, which seemed upbeat and energetic, and the large rehab gym. What I couldn't have known at the time was just how under-staffed they are, how difficult it was to get basic requests appropriately accommodated (like showers and meds), and how cheap and poorly maintained the basic ammentites were. First, individual staff are largely well-meaning and friendly. The Activities Coordinator was especially charming and engaged. The head chef was also personable, and my mom was surprised by how good the meals were. Her occupational therapist was also skilled and competant. However, staff are stretched thin and care is sporadic. For instance, my mom was scheduled a shower sometime between 2pm and 8pm. They happened to come at a bad time for her within that window so she asked if they could do it tomorrow. No problem. The same window was given, yet the next day no one arrived. She waited again all day the next day until finally asking whether or not the shower would happen. They had no idea she hadn't been given one, and it was put off for yet another day. An annoyance for my mom who can speak up for herself, but for a patient with dementia, cognitive disabilities, or even shyness etc. a critical error. The first night she discovered her bed didn't work properly. It took three days to get a new one. The room had a light switch she couldn't reach from bed, with no other way to control illumination. My dad had to rig up a chain and pulley system for her just to flick off the light after bedtime reading. The room was stuffed with chairs, seemingly as an ad hoc storage place. Decoration consisted of a dusty fake plant and one of those gel, cone-shaped air fresheners I used to think were alright in my dorm bathroom. Her wheelchair didn't have a pad, but they promised to "find her one." They did come up with a piece of foam with no cover, that we had to use her pillowcase on. She never did get a real wheelchair pad. Meds were sometimes given late, and on occasion they weren't offered at all, she needed to ask for them. Again, an inconvenience for my able-minded mother but speaks to system failures that could endanger other patients. So it went until she was released, gratefully. Individual staff could nice but as a system it's shot-through with failures from the quality of ammentites, to equipment and basic services like meds and showers. There's some REAL sketchy elder-care places out there and this isn't one of them. Still, it wouldn't be hard to find something better, especially if your loved one has higher needs.

I was sent to this place after my medical condition stabilized. The CNAs were wonderful. The OT and…read morePT were fantastic. Most of the nurses were wonderful, there was one who was pretty crass. My main reason for the low rating is the doctor. All this man wanted to do was run tests and pop pills in my mouth. I was in the facility for three weeks and saw him once. I needed him to sign a paper for my employer, and by the time I was discharged, he still had not signed it. I got it 1.5 weeks later. I nearly lost my job. I would not recommend this place for this reason.

I have worked in the healthcare field in the PC area for many years, meeting many caregivers from…read moredifferent companies and I have found that Emeralds care givers are among the best. Being a smaller company Nancy Bond is able to coordinate the best fit for her clients and her employees. Nancy hires bright and confident care givers who are kind and resourceful. I would highly recommend Emerald Home Healthcare.

I highly recommend Nancy Bond and Emerald Care. When my dad was challenged by a series illness, and…read moreI couldn't be there with him - I needed someone who would actually care and could serve in my role of caregiver, helper, etc. I trust Nancy implicitly. She is determined to find the right solution for each situation. As an RN and former hospice worker, she also brings oversight, expertise, humor and most importantly - peace of mind. Yes, there are many larger organizations, yet my experience has been that with Emerald Care you actually find a a group who truly cares about providing whatever help is needed whether it is a simple as grocery shopping to much more involved. Nancy's hires have been professional, educated and dedicated.