This business was responsive, helpful and professional. Their care for the client and the client's…read morefamily was exceptional. Slight improvement opportunity exists on the transportation folks and the communication from the support staff (bathing folks). But the folks that we dealt with the most (office, nursing care) were the best

Bonita Springs Senior Care Facility in Santa Clara has done a wonderful job caring for my father…read more After being discharged from the hospital, Bonita Springs handled everything from discharge instructions, transportation, medications, meals, safe environment, and a quality care facility second to none. I am thankful Bonita Springs has made my father's care their number one priority and a positive impact on his health. I highly recommend Bonita Springs Senior Care Facility, to anyone looking for care for their loved ones. Sincerely, Rod Martin

I once had a very close relative spend her last days living here. I was so impressed with the staff…read moreand how accommodating they were. In fact, I had to basically live here for a few days. The staff could not have been nicer. They did all they could to assist my friend and made her as comfortable as they could. They explained to me the process of dying, and what signs to look for. I was able to see my friend take her last breath, an experience I shall never forget. I highly praise the support given to me and my family.

This organization refuses to communicate with my sister and I regarding questions about our fathers…read morecare. My sister and I have both been authorized by my mother to receive information from Hospice but have been informed by Hospice that they are not willing to provide information. I am a health care provider and I understand privacy law but have never seen a professional organization behave this way before. We are very disappointed.

Hospice care for my Mother was exceptional. Any concerns were handled 24/7…read more Colby Perez explained all the unfamiliar phases that are part of the hospice process. Her support was well needed and the personal care she provided to both my Mother & myself helped through this difficult time. I felt that the support I received was beyond expectations. After researching for hospice care, I chose With Grace because of their high ratings and they delivered.

So our family has had the opportunity to work with, With Grace, on two separate occasions. My aunt…read morewent under their care at the end of 2024, and was on hospice for 3 months before passing. They were caring and compassionate and spent the necessary time needed to answer any questions or to just put my uncles mind at ease that she was being looked after. Colby was exceptional at gently talking with him and explaining her decline. Fast forwarding to this past week, my uncle who started off 2026, in the hospital with some unexpected issues, declined quickly. After 12 days he came home on hospice and our logical choice was to use With Grace once again. We were blessed by the staff, but Colby in particular. She checked in on him daily and would gently talk with him and play calm music for him during her visits. When he became non-responsive she would continue to check in on him to monitor each stage and to make sure that he was comfortable. I appreciated her communication with me, our caregiver, and her amazing and calm approach. Each step of the process and engagement with their staff with both my aunt and my uncle, were exceptional.

Great care from staff polished and professional. They were all so supportive and compassionate…read moretowards my grandmother who was on for more than a year.

This is a fallow up of the previous review I did for Heartland Hospice…read more I had called them to pick up their equipment (an oxygen concentrator and a walker) on Monday because I was never admitted as a patient since I ended up in the hospital. They had delivered this equipment right after I had spoken to someone about becoming a patient. I can't believe they even sent me this equipment since I wasn't formally a patient! It is now Friday and the driver who picked up the equipment on Monday forgot the walker and it is still on my porch! Also when I called on Monday the woman I spoke to was very upset with me saying I kept refusing service, three times. I told her to read my Yelp review because it explained that I only refused once when a man wanted to come out to see me on Saturday. I was never asked if I preferred males or females. So he told me a female nurse would call me Sunday and she never did. Then on Monday when a female nurse did come out to do the intake, I told her I had to go to the hospital because I thought I had broken a bone in my foot. The pain was excruciating and I could hardly walk. The nurse told me if I go to the hospital then I can't be a patient of Hospice. Since I needed an x-ray of my foot, I went to the hospital. This is why I was never a patient and it explains why I refused their services only once. If you call that refusing! The bottom line is I cannot recommend this company!

Lovely volunteer staff in a beautiful setting in downtown SLO and, most importantly, services and…read moresupport offered free of charge for those experiencing grief and loss.

The people here are very kind. They offer free one-on-one counseling (10 sessions) and grief…read moregroups. The group I've attended is very small but helpful.

Redwood Hospice truly the most amazing godsend that anyone can imagine. Prior to my Mom entering…read moreinto this service, I had preconceived ideas about hospice as 'useful' but 'not something to be spoken about.' I could not have been more wrong. Dr. Joshi takes the time to meet with the family which is unprecedented in this field, and his kindness and serenity meant so much. Dindo Bustrillos was my Mom's nurse and it's hard to fully articulate how wonderful he was, is, and always will be!! His expert knowledge, compassion, patience, good humor, and beauty of spirit were there every day, and I mean EVERY day!! His medical knowledge is bar none - simply outstanding. And, his nurturing presence made such a huge difference as the days wore on and became more difficult. I don't know how Dindo is able to retain and exude joy and caring in such a difficult profession -- the fact that he can hold so much and help during the most harrowing times in such an impactful way is astounding. Thank you so very much to Dindo and Redwood Hospice for your help during the most difficult life transition I can imagine. I am forever grateful.

Redwoods Hospice was absolutely incredible with my father and with me. You could tell that these…read morefolks went above and beyond for the families and patients they cared for. It wasn't just another job for them and they wanted to get to know my father. They walked me through what to expect during the last few days and weeks of my father's transition and made sure to be available for any questions. They responded quickly when we needed to increase visits for my dad and was sensitive and kind throughout. Shout out to Jay, Melissa, Maria, and most importantly Jen, who was there for us the whole way.

Went well very caring nurses and doctors. Very organized and efficient. They are sensitive to the…read moresituation

Beware of hospice of the valley. They are clueless when it comes to giving comfort to patients with…read moreend stage lung diseases. After being forced to sign in a relative into this "hospice" one of their nurses told me the truth and said they are "still learning about how to treat patients" with respiratory distress. She was not kidding. This hospice was useless,incompetent and was very sadistic to my relative (the patient had never smoked in their life, was stable until the last 1 year of their life when they went on constant supplemental oxygen ) My relative died a horrible death , and suffered severely for the last 3 hours of their life , literally suffocating with this "hospice " care in el camino hospital. One of the hospice student nurses decided to reduce the oxygen flow for the relative, who was kept comfortable with the original level. It was the hospice doctors bad decision to lower the oxygen flow and then give morphine/valium/etc. After that, for over 3 hours, the patient suffocated and suffered great discomfort to death. They were literally Suffocating, And the breath sounds were not the usual end of life death rattle and not cheyne stokes breathing. (patient went into the hospice after getting stabilized by the ER department, then transferred to 3rd floor TCU. The hospitalists wanted the hospital room for someone else - it's a business, after all. So we were pressured into signing up our relative into this horrific hospice. El camino hospital hospitalists and Sutter /hospice of the valley knew we were in a vulnerable situation. ) In the last 3 hours of their life, my relative suffered with loud labored breathing, with a look of terror on their face. Never in the course of their illness did they have so much suffering, until the incompetent hospice of the valley nurses and doctors (in training) did their mischief with the patient. The relative had a pained desperate expression , looked like they were drowning, and we family members only stood by helplessly and kept begging the nurses for pain medication for the patient, which they did eventually. Maybe they were waiting for the approval of the hospice doctor. Family members foolishly trusted this hospice to help make the dying process a little easier. I'm very surprised the hospice nurses and doctors don't know much about treating /comforting patients with end stage lung cancer , COPD, emphysema, interstitial lung diseases etc. Because all of those usually, not always, end with respiratory distress for the patient. Kevorkian would have been more effective and sympathetic. The clergy man was the only competent and compassionate person we encountered. Maybe this hospice is only for dementia patients. Unfortunately, I've sadly seen two other relatives die in 2 different hospices (not "hospice" of the valley, and they suffered too , but the nurses and doctors were a little more knowledgeable and helpful. hospice of the valley is the worst. I understand the need for hospice, but do your research on which hospices are best for you or your loved one's condition/disease/illness. Veterinarians are more knowledgeable and compassionate to animals that need euthanasia. Even convicts on death row have quicker less unpleasant deaths , compared to what my relative experienced with this novice hospice.

I can't say enough about CC hospice services! So very caring and kind, they helped me get through…read morethe transition as my husband was passing from Alzheimer's. Even after his death, I received follow-up calls offering not just condolences, but information about grief counseling, etc. Very grateful for this group!!

I am a hospice nurse with CCHH in Santa Barbara and I have never worked in such with such a caring,…read morepatient-centered group of health care workers. From our spiritual care team, to our nurses, our home health aides, our social workers, our managerial team... everyone is here for the "right" reason: taking care of patients and families to our best ability . I have been a nurse for 11+ years and can gladly say this is the best work environment I have worked in thus far. I trust everyone on this team to show up for patients as their best selves, and ensure patient's get the best care possible.

They are really interested in making sure you get quality care. Their healthcare workers are…read moresweet, capable and truly care that they do what you need them to do. Follow up is also very good.

What a wonderful organization. We came to them after being severely disappointed by another…read morecaregiver, Safe at Home. After terminating our relationship with them, we contracted with TbA and what a difference. They provided caring and dedicated caregivers who really reached out to make our 92 year old father feel very comfortable and safe. Both women were very kind, considerate and truly made a bond with him, making the few months he had before he passed as trouble free as possible. Caregivers showed up when scheduled and provided all the services one would expect from a professional organization. Compassionate and caring, I just wish I would have hired them from the beginning. Do yourself a favor and start with them.

My mom was at The Ridge Rehabilitation facility on Iris Dr. Salinas. The whole facility contracted…read moreCOVID . Unfortunately my mom contacted it from a staff member. Thank you to Bridge for making her comfortable until she passed.

I do not recommend. The staff is uncaring and don't seem to communicate with each other. Low…read morebudget hospice care. I'm sure there's better so please please please do some research before choosing. Hospice beds are horrible. We need more caring, kind and compassionate nurses.