Assisting Hands of Brevard County were extremely helpful with my parents. The care givers are very…read moreprofessional, experienced, while being very attentive. The administrators are surprisingly quick at adding to a schedule, change and special requests, and ramping up during the Pandemic. In short, they delivered. As a physician, I have seen many companies, but Assisting Hands of Brevard County is the best overall. I highly recommend.

they lie a lottt, I had a caregiver not understand English a lot or they sent people not qual for…read morethe hoyer, I definitely don't Rec make dsurre to avoid

The team members with Wuesthoff Hospice provided immense comfort for my Dad during his last months…read morewith his family. The staff listened to his requests and stories. He was always treated with respect and kindness. He looked forward to his visits from Nursing staff (Tracie, Susan, Vanessa), CNA's (Claudette, Marie and several others who filled in), Social Worker Avlene, Chaplain Katie and of course his wonderful volunteer Barbara. Barbara came once a week to visit. I will be forever grateful the team of Wuesthoff Hospice for their loving dedication their patient, my Dad.

I work locally for a home health care agency. In my years of working there, I have had the…read moreprivaledge of meeting the Wuesthoff hospice team in many settings. Events, health fairs and professionally in several facilities including rehabs and assisted living. I used them personally for my father. I can't thank them enough. Jackie Bailey was one of my Dad's nurses. She called me and told me to come immediately. I was able to hold my Dads hand as he transitioned. Without her help and the Wuesthoff Hospice Team, my Dad's passing would have been such a different story. I will forever hold that team in my heart. Thank you for your hard work and compassion during the worst time of my life.

My son is a quadriplegic. For the last 7 1/2 years we have tried many agencies in many individuals…read moreto help care for him. Each time we enter into an agreement with an agency and have hope that it will work. We have been disappointing every time. Either the employees don't know how to deal with a quadriplegic or they lack the work ethic to show up on time. We managed without help for about three years due to her lack of being able to find a good honest agency to help us. Avid healthcare was recommended to us by a trusted nurse. My Son and I decided that we had to find help and we would try one more time. Avid's health, Traci and every employee she has has become dedicated to making sure my son is taken care of and that I have All the assistance that I need. Traci is so involved with her employees. They receive training, guidance and she hand-picks people who have A passion for helping people. I am so thankful this agency was referred to us. They are part of our family. My son's health is paramount to them and they've shown it by an their extra effort. I would recommend this business and the owner of this business to anyone who has a need for a loved one.

I had only 1 day to get a new Home Care Service since our outher Home Care Service…read moreran out of people and was too far for them to drive. Health First recommend Avid and I called. They were at our home the same day and business was taken care of for my husband. He is really happy with James and all the help he provides. Thank you, Robin Couture

I highly recommend Home Health Care. I live in Toronto, Ontario (Canada) and my 86 year old mother…read more(who lives alone) called me from Melbourne, Florida today to tell me that she had Pneumonia and had no food in the house. My sister left the country thinking the house keeper was going to take care of groceries and the house cleaning for our mother. Something I would not have gone. The housekeeper had some family issues of her own and told my mom she could not help her. So, I used Yelp to help me find an agency in Melbourne, Florida who would immediately assist me in getting groceries for my mother who was to ill to leave the house. I called Home Health Care as soon as I got off the phone with my mother and they agreed to go to the market for my mother to get her groceries and deliver them. They did that within an hour of my call and request. For anyone with elderly parents who live alone, it's a very worrisome dynamic and especially if you do not live nearby. I am very grateful for Home Health Care's prompt Assistance today and highly recommend them.

I had a total shoulder replacement Oct 3, 2017. Guess I didn't do enough research on what exactly…read morethe therapy would be like afterward. I had this agency come to my condo for almost a month before I went to First Choice Therapy on Harbor City BLVD. Long story short, this agency didn't do what they were supposed to do and I ended up with a frozen shoulder. I went through hell with First Choice as they tried to break up all the scar tissue, etc. to get my shoulder moving again. It was the worst pain ever. First Choice asked me, the first session, what this agency do to move my shoulder. My answer was nothing. They were absolutely horrified and I then knew I was in trouble. For 4 months, Mom., Wed. and Fri I endured the most awful pain I've ever experienced! First Choice did a wonderful job getting me straightened out, and I am now in a pretty good place. But I am SO incredibly upset with Home health of Florida that I could spit nails. Because of them, I suffered terribly. I could never recommend a shoulder replacement patient to use them. They may be good for some things, but in my case they made my life miserable!

We contracted their services to take care of my elderly Dad, he is 84 with physical and mental…read moreconditions. As well as my mother. About 2 weeks ago, my parents were hospitalized at the same time. My sister notified the contact person about the situation. My sister texted the person 3 times since Nov. 7 - Nov. 10. November 15, 2021 we received a cancellation letter asking for the payment of $672 because they didn't receive any communication. I wrote an email because isn't fair and true what they said. In the back and forth with emails that's the result: " We do apologize for the inconvenience but this is how assisting help do business we have 67 clients now who all service under our agency. We are deeply sorry about the issue with your family if the service was continuing We can keep payment going as before but if there is a cancelation in fraze then we charge for the 14 days of payment as a cancelation payment. Hopefully we can continue service in the future. i replied: Yes agree, that's the perfect answer for this, business. I will talk to my sister. Like I said previously, care.com asked for my opinion. I have to post a review. We never create any  issue when we knew it one of your employees stayed in my sister's home with invalid credentials. We trust and allow another employee who ran away with any kind of reason the second day. They replied: "Understand that we gave you the best service to help your family before making a review". I replied: Understand we never said anything wrong about the company inclusive about the experience  with the 2 previous care givers. We were very polite. It's about how the company do business. That's other thing. Payment will be process. We have to be careful, everything is around money.

From the owner: If your loved one has a diagnosis of dementia, including Alzheimer’s Disease, or if you have…read morenoticed memory loss or poor judgment, securing in home care services can provide the extra support your loved one needs to live at home safely and independently for as long as possible.   In early stages of dementia, our caregivers can provide: A friendly face to stop in and socialize  Isolation has been proven to accelerate memory loss and cognitive challenges. Verbal cues or other cueing systems to create routine and structure Seniors living with early stages of dementia can become frustrated or anxious without proper cueing throughout the day. Transportation to and from errands, appointments, or social gatherings Losing the ability or desire to drive does not have to mean your loved one will be at home alone. Medication management, including cueing and set up Assistance with meal preparation, including grocery shopping and cooking   In mid to late stages of dementia, our caregivers can provide: A friendly face to visit with Assistance with daily hygiene tasks and household tasks Nutritional support, including meal prep and cooking Safety checks, including mobility assistance to prevent falls Activities and specialized interventions to encourage peace, calmness, and confidence during anxious times Transportation and assistance during errands, appointments, and family/friend gatherings   Call our team today for a free consultation, and hear how our dementia and Al