I highly recommend Senior Helpers for help transportation to appointments & day surgery…read more The assistant arrived on time to pick me up & she was there with a smile when it was over. She was a delight, very helpful & professional. I felt like I had a friend with me & we had a lot in common to visit about. Also I left an item in her car & I waited a week or more to report it. Sr Helpers had it waiting for me even after a couple of months which confirms to me that they are very ethical. I have another procedure coming up soon & I will certainly call Senior Helpers.

Senior Helpers has been assisting my husband for 8 or 9 months ~ Heather is excellent and the…read morecompany is very caring and easy with whom to work. We receive a professional monthly statement.

Monica has been a true stalwart from the beginning of the process, and Brandi couldn't be easier to…read morework with. Both ladies are kind, well versed, and constantly prepared to do their duties. Strongly recommended!

Very caring professional people. My mom was in great hands with this company! The nurses and CNAs…read morewent above and beyond to give the best care.

Glory Healthcare provides compassionate and loving care to my 94 yr. old Mom for the past several…read moremonths while I am at work. They look for ways to be of more help, extra things they can do. They have exceeded all of my expectations! I highly recommend them; you will not be disappointed. Janet J., Moore, OK

From the owner: Experience the difference with Glory Healthcare. Our team of dedicated and caring professionals is…read morecommitted to delivering the highest quality care to our clients. We believe that everyone deserves to receive the best care possible which is why training our staff is a continuous process. We also visit with our clients regularly to get feedback and recommendations on areas we can improve as we believe there is always room for improvement.

If I could give them a minus... I would. I was there so I know this to be true. The patient in…read moregreat pain. 2 nurses, RN's, came out and told the aides to give the morphine-- this means, the aides were required by the nurses to draw up the morphine in the syringes. WRONG! First of all, aides are Not allowed to give meds from bottles. AND... aides are NEVER allowed to give morphine! This is a narcotic! Dangerous! I told this agency that the nurses HAD TO DRAW UP THESE MEDICATIONS IN SYRINGES which they finally did... well, sort of. The two grown children were in their mother's kitchen saying how there was so little morphine in the syringes. I had been a nurse so I asked them if I could look at what they were talking about. First of all, the 2 medications were mixed, put together in one bag. This should NEVER be! They should be kept separate. Then, the morphine bottle said one dose is 0.5 ml. What was in the syringes? 0.1 ml. The nurses had drawn up and the patient was given one-fifth the dose of what she was supposed to get! No wonder she was in pain. The son decided to give 0.4 ml since they had just given her 0.1 ml just before my arrival. It was then the patient finally was able to relax, out of pain, and she went to sleep. Her son and daughter told me their mother had not been able to sleep for 3 days. One nurse showed up soon after I notified the office of this. She had terrible attitude.

If I could leave a zero star review, I would. There are some quality nurses that work here, however…read moreclient beware they will drop (discharge) you on a whim. After a recent surgery, my 80 year old mother was discharged with a care plan to ensure she would receive her antibiotic drip 3 times per day at home. Only 4 days in, I received notification that they had "kind of goofed up on the skilled nursing rates". But was ensured, "not to worry, that there was a plan to fix it". They offered to honor the rate quoted for 3 days. Day 1 became day 2 and day 2 I was put off until day 3. On day 3, the "plan to fix it" was 1) my mom does the drip herself (she does not have the dexterity) 2) she goes to a facility (she does not want to leave her husband of 48 years) or 3) she pays 3x the amount quoted. When I offered another, more viable solution, I was hung up on. Several minutes later, I received a text from the owner/manager that all in home care was being canceled. Interim Healthcare discharged my mom. Yes, they gave the obligated 5 day discharge notice, but expected my mom to pay the new rate for those 5 days. This was NOT a I "kind of goofed up on the skilled nursing rates". This was a gross misrepresentation of the cost of care to get my mother home. Where I am from, when this happens the company takes the loss. In this case, my mom is the one that is suffering. And our family will be the one taking the loss when my mom dies of sepsis from not receiving her antibiotics. This was the SECOND time they canceled service on my mom. Screw me once shame on you. Screw me twice shame on me.

Home Health care, I had a bad experience after having shoulder surgery, Therapist was un attentive…read moreto my physical therapy assessment and treatment plan my doctor set out for my rehab,. the next visit the therapist never showed up... no concern poor quality of care ...

Wonderful company! They have done some Serious revamping in…read morethe last year and all the nurses and aides are simply amazing!

The Hubster passed on this past Sunday, and it's taken me some time (obviously) to update my Yelp…read morereview of Mercy Hospice. The nurses we encountered? Prompt, professional, bright, and eager to assist. We had the meds we needed to make The Hubster comfortable -- all thanks to the promptness and efficiency of the hospice's pharmacy. He passed peacefully at home. I cannot thank Mercy Hospice enough for all they did for him and for me during The Hubster's last few months.

A close friend was under their "care" for two months before her death. Service was horrible! In…read moreeight weeks, she had 5 nurses - only one of whom was an actual case worker. On one occasion she needed help at night and couldn't get answer at the office or the hospital. She finally reached the "on call" nurse who had no idea she was supposed to be on call and had no info about the patient. At one point, my friend requested fentenyl patch for pain, but the nurse refused it, saying the patient wasn't "ready". She died about two weeks later in extreme pain. (How much more "ready" can anyone be than two weeks from death?) They claim to have an on cite pharmacy, but Rx's actually came from Midwest City and could take hours or overnight to arrive. Absolutely horrible service!