We lucked out in choosing Home Instead to take care of our 90 year old mother. (she was 87 at the…read moretime). Their services are phenomenal, starting with the first call. Mom was in rehab and about to be released. She refused to let anyone in the family take care of her because she didn't want to be a "burden". Home Instead came to the rehab facility within hours of my call and it was smooth sailing after that. Their patient coordinator, office staff, care givers, and especially the owner, John Stuck have been so attentive we'd think we are their only client. John has been to see mom several times and each time it just brightens her day (he is quite personable). We have never had a problem with their services and whenever I call with a change, etc, their response time is lightening fast and handled as though we are family to them. They also have a pay scale to match the clients needs. We are currently on the companion care plan and when mom starts to decline, we can move up a notch to the personal care plan, etc. And mom likes the variety of care givers each day. She has the same 3-4 that rotate (24/7) and she never gets bored. Since mom never wants to leave her home, now she won't have to - because of Home Instead, she can stay home as long as she wants. She is living on her terms which has kept all of us sane. When the time comes that you ever need this type of care, save yourself a lot of time and call Home Instead first - you won't be disappointed.

Elder Voice Advocates just reported that a caregiver here took nearly $3000 from one of their…read moreclients. This happened to my parent under their care, too. Avoid this place!!!

Hi this is Lori Jo Haynes and i would like to say that you guys are great to work for. Today i went…read morein for training and i was very impressed on how everyone was. Very kind and took there time to help me when i did not understand the instructions on the paperwork so i am very pleased how they treated me for there newest employee..

We hired Visiting Angels to bring home our elderly mom from the hospital after an injury, rather…read morethan putting her in a nursing home, in November of 2019. When she left the hospital, she was given a year to live by her hospitalist and we had her for that time, and a bit more. Visiting Angels was able to meet her care at every level: transitional care when we brought her home from the hospital, medication management and home nursing visits, care in shifts then live-in help, and finally, assistance with hospice care. At every level they were able to pivot and that enabled our mother to be in her home until the end, which was her dearest wish. The care givers were warm and capable and the nursing staff, her nurse in particular, Matt, went above and beyond every single time in meeting her needs and making her feel comfortable. I can't say enough good things about our time with Visiting Angels.

PRN abruptly ended services to their clients on 10/9/23. Their PCAs were great because they are…read moretypically family members. The administrative and nursing staff are minimally involved. Pay for PCAs is low. Thank you DHS for closing them down!

I'm not too sure what other services they offer here, but it's a very small office. I came here to…read moreget my fingerprints for school and work. It took less than 10 mins! I would recommend this place, because there is no line.

The Assisted Living-Apartments would get 5 stars from me!!! But I knocked one star off due to my…read moredad's recent visit to the attached temporary rehab center where he spent two weeks. My parents both live in the apartments and they love it! It is perfect! It is a small, family community and I cannot tell you enough how wonderful it is to know my mom and dad are in a very safe, clean, wonderful, community. They love their cozy apartment and have made many friends. The staff is truly amazing!! All of them!! When I stay, I rent the suite a few doors down from them for only $70 a night and it is so comfortable. I think I would give the rehab center next door 3 stars. Although their response to my concerns were really receptive and supportive, there were some very disheartening moments that I would not expect from any medical institution, especially those that care for the elderly. In those first 3 - 4 days I had to painstakingly remind nurses to not bump into his feet as he has extremely painful neuropathy - which of course they knew. It happened several times in those first days. My dad is very sharp, but has trouble hearing. Unless I was with him, he could not understand a single staff member. No matter how many times I tried to tell them. I can very easily communicate with my dad. All I have to do is face him and speak up a few octaves. Their problem with this resulted in my dad never knowing what they were saying if I wasn't there around the clock. I had to ask aids to shut the bathroom door so he can use the restroom with some dignity and many times my dad had to push his button for pain meds up to 3 x waiting up to 50 minutes. I also cleaned his room while I was there with a broom I found. My brother and I would hear the woman next door asking for help and we would have to go in there and show her how to use her button. On the second day, it was a bad day for my dad and as I left to thank the nurse, I was in tears, and wanted to connect with her as she seemed abrupt with me. She just waved and said ya, no problem. I expressed these concerns with the admin, head nurse, nutritionist, therapists and they were all very thankful because they said we would not know how to improve if families didn't advocate. I handled meeting with them kindly and vulnerably and they continued to communicate with me via email and phone throughout the rest of my dad's two weeks. 3 stars is good. His room was wonderful and he got really great care from many and his therapists got him home early! For those things I am grateful. I just feel sad for folks who do not have a family member to check with them often. Especially during their first week. I can't help but think that some staff, like any work place, are less compassionate with patients who have no advocacy.

From the owner: Hastings Senior Health & Living has faithfully served generations of Hastings seniors, providing…read morehigh quality senior health and living. Nestled in a quiet residential neighborhood, this community combines country charm with a welcoming staff dedicated to helping residents thrive and continue their life's purpose. Hastings Senior Health & Living is a wellness-focused, amenity-rich senior living community that combines warmth and hospitality with the expertise of caring professionals. Our many levels of care makes Hastings ideal for retirement living with the full range of living options and health care available right on site.

I'm sorry to report that I went with a lot of hopes for service to this company. The staff is nice,…read morebut extremely unreliable. I have had cancellations with less than a 3 hour window on the same day, and multiple times. The homes are staff is not held accountable for their cancellations by the company and the client is left in the lurch. They mean well, but the service is subpar and unreliable. I wouldn't recommend this and hope more options for home care and service for seniors develop in the market

Touching Hearts at Home has been providing care for my Mom for about a year and a half and they are…read morewonderful. When the women who provide care for my Mom come into our home they are like family. My Mom always looks forward to the days when they will be here. I have complete confidence in the care they provide and wholeheartedly recommend them to anyone looking for care for a loved one.

My mother had to cope with moving from independent living to hospital to rehab to a very poor AL…read more(recommended by a "local senior living advisor") for 4 months before finding CareSuites. Her health and cognition dropped severely. This was all within 7 months. It is very difficult to see beyond the hype of marketing in this industry and find the truth. CareSuites was truly a Godsend. We are so grateful for the mission, standards, and consistent loving care that this Nonprofit lives up to. And CNAs. Not hired off the street, "trained on the job". An RN on duty 24/7. Proper staffing. Low turnover. Quality care. My mother changed to the MD and ARNP that come out every week to see clients by appointment. A real difference for the healthcare assessment on site. My mother passed in hospice here after 9 months. She and we were blessed.

I work at this facility, I believe this is one of the most loving and caring group of people to…read morework with. Walker Methodist care suites is a home for senior citizens. The staff/resident ratio is 1 staff for every 5 residents. I have worked at several senior homes, this is the only place that I have worked at that has a ratio like this.ratio like this. What I love about Walker Methodist is how the residents are loved and cared for. There are several activities each day for the residents, there is a top chef cooking demo once a month. The residents are always going out on day trips. Most importantly, this is a home for our seniors and we are all family.