Emerald Coast Hospice is an amazing, caring organization. They made my mother's passing so much…read moreeasier. You could literally call or text them anytime and always get a prompt response. Rebecca came twice a week then the last week every day. The entire organization is well coordinated with the patient and family first. I highly recommend Emerald Coast Hospice.

These folks are incredible. Not only did they care for my dad as if he was family in the last few…read moremonths of his life, they really looked out for us, his daughters as well. I can't say enough nice things about them. I thank them from the bottom of my heart!

Our family is incredibly grateful for the care our grandpa received at this nursing home. It meant…read moreso much to us knowing he was surrounded by people who genuinely cared about his comfort and well-being. We especially want to recognize his nurse, Janice. She was so kind, compassionate, and attentive to him. She treated our grandpa with dignity and made our family feel reassured that he was in good hands. Her care truly made a difference, and we will always be thankful for her. Thank you to Janice and the entire staff for everything you did for our grandpa and our family. Your kindness will never be forgotten.

This place is a special rehabilitation nursing home, with fantastic care of old & sick/injured…read morepeople.

My mother's three year battle with cancer ended with the tremendous care and support of the Vitas…read moreHospice team. The main nurse was fantastic and was able to quickly adjust the course of treatment resulting in comfort for my mother and the best management of her disposition during a difficult time.

I was rushed by ambulance to Sacred Heart Hospital for a bad fall I had, I was admitted and had to…read morehave major hip surgery, I was there for a week due to some complications . I was so glad that I elected to go to Encompass Rehabilitation Hospital for my rehab. after being discharged from the hospital. My experience could not have gone any better. From the moment I was transported from Sacred Heart Hospital (after being there a week) with a few medical complications. I was brought to Encompass and the staff was remarkable!! I would highly recommend you making the right choice with Encompass!! If I ever had to go to any rehab. facility it would ONLY be Encompass. I was treated so nicely by rehab, staff, (a special thanks to Kayla Y ,Kayla S, Daniel, Holly, Lindsay PRN, Audrey Case Manager and Rachel OT.,) ,administrators who were amazing, the nurses were so thorough and careful, the Dr. on staff was detailed and the pharmacist was so helpful , and the food was fantastic too!! I only hope I don't have to go to a rehab. facility again But, IT WOULD ONLY BE ENCOMPASS HEALTH PENSACOLA!!!! I tried to think of anything I could tell you to improve on but, there was nothing!!!!! You all were AMAZING!!! Thank-you so very much for making my week of care the Best of the Best !!!!! KIM Cooper

Due to complications following a knee replacement, resulting in a spacer placement in my left knee,…read moreI elected to initiate rehabilitation in a facility dedicated to meeting those needs immediately after being discharged from the hospital. This is the 1st time I have done so. I usually go straight home. My friend and home health care physical therapist suggested I transition to a rehab facility prior to going home because of the challenges of being below the knee amputee on my right leg, it would be in my best interest and moving towards the best possible outcome. She recommended Encompass because she had heard good things. I can now personally testify to the EXCELLENT care I received over an 8 day stay. From the moment I was delivered into Encompass care until the moment I was discharged and on my way home, I received a quality of care that I have never experienced before. Every nurse, nursing tech, and physical therapist who implemented the care prescribed for me was exceptional. They listened to my concerns and reassured me as to the plans in place to meet my needs. Because this procedure is part of a series of steps needed to give me complete control of my quality of life they took care to explain clearly how everything would work together when the new hardware was installed and I was ultimately able to live my best life. And those were the folks I had minute by minute interaction with. My case worker, the doctors, and administrators were on point to ensure that they clearly directed the care my people implemented and made happen. I experienced the full spectrum of emotions from despair to joy, and my team was there and available to hold my hand or celebrate our victory. And that word TEAM is the most important to me. Encompass gave me a Team approach to successfully transitioning back home while continuing to progress to the new hardware installation. After which I will return to Encompass to complete this process knowing that my Team is there to support my needs whatever they may be in this next stage. I can not stress how incredible the people who make up Encompass are. From the top of the food chain to Mr. Bob in the kitchen to Hazel who cleaned up after me. My gratitude is immense and my recommendation is without caveat or hesitation.

These folks took excellent care of my mama. They're the most compassionate Angels on this earth. I…read morecan't thank them enough. Especially Amber.

What they "care" about is money, not patients. They promise many…read morethings and do not deliver. They are quick to administer drug cocktails containing morphine to patients, needed or not. I have heard similar stories to ours, of overdose and neglect, from too many other families. Their inpatient facility was a nightmare. There was no "care" given. NONE. Covenant's recruiters are aggressive; don't believe what they promise. It's a money making big business. In 2015 Covenant Hospice (now Covenant Care), was charged with insurance fraud, and had to repay the the US government more than $10 million. You can read about it here: www.justice.gov/opa/pr/covenant-hospice-inc-pay-101-million-overcharging-medicare-tricare-and-medicade-hospice . Covenant recruiters boast that they are "non profit". "Non Profit" means only that they do not pay taxes on earnings. Medicare pays them a per diem for each patient. Covenant also collects millions in donations. So, at the end of the year, where does the money go? Some organizations donate it to their communities. Covenant apparently spends theirs on new cars (they just got a whole fleet) custom painted with their logo, a state of the art sign with changing lights, and advertising. Covenant is not the only hospice in town; just the biggest, most advertised. There are much better and more reputable hospice services. Go with a smaller one that isn't money driven.

Very happy with the level of attention, care, and concern shown to my mother at The Residence. The…read morestaff is warm, caring, and quick to let me know if there are any issues relative to her health - both declines and improvement. Very happy that they were able to take her on a fairly short notice and would highly recommend them for your loved ones needing the type of care they provide.

excellent care.wonderful staff I have had them 3 years and the care im still receiving is top…read morepriority

Beacon Medical is a Home Based Primary Care Practice who goes to the homes and cares for patients…read morewho are unable to make it to a doctors office for medical care. Such a great mission!! Thanks for all you do.

They truly are a one stop shop for Neuro issues and complaints in your body! Check them out and…read moresee some of the friendliest staff around our Gulf Coast!

I have bulbar onset ALS. I was initially seen in February 2014 because I was experiencing slurred…read morespeech. After having an MRI of my brain and some bloodwork, my followup appointment with the PA resulted in no diagnosis and no further tests were ordered. Instead I was referred to speech therapy and told to come back in six months. I wasn't satisfied with my treatment so I contacted the University of Alabama Birmingham - who saw me in March 2024. The Dr. suspected ALS and ordered extensive testing including a needle test (which is performed on suspected ALS patients). As a preventative measure, I was prescribed RiluzoIe. After further evaluation and consultation, I was officially diagnosed with bulbar onset ALS in June 2024. If I had followed Emerald Coast Neurology's recommendation, I would have lost a half year of critical treatment. And with ALS, EVERY MINUTE COUNTS.