A long time friend was there. The staff was very nice. The rooms were very nice and little room off…read morethe patients room for a family member to stay. The grounds were also the pretty and serene.

My mother was diagnosed with Lymphoma on April 1, 2023. She was at home on her road to recovery…read morewhen she took a turn for the worst and went back to the hospital. Within hours it was suggested that she go into hospice and she agreed. This facility was warm, beautiful, extremely clean, updated and very accommodating for visitors... Murphy beds in the patient's rooms, separate showers for visitors, kitchen area, prayer room, and they even had high chairs and a play room for kids! My family and I were so impressed. We were amazed with the staff. Many staff members were of the younger generation and we were astounded at the devotion and compassion they gave. And although my mother was pretty much sedated the entire time, they treated her like a Queen. They were so delicate, and respectful. They answered all of our questions-- and we had lots of them! They were more than willing to explain the process and keep us informed of every step. My mother passed within 24 hours of entering the facility with her family surrounding her---Three weeks to the day of her diagnosis. It all happened so quickly. Their procedure of when someone passes was beautiful, gracious, and filled with love and respect for the family and the deceased. The entire staff took part in the departure procedure of the deceased. They took care of absolutely everything. It was the absolute best decision to bring our beloved mother here.

Our mother recently passed away and Heartland Hospice made her last days bearable and comfortable…read more They answered all our questions and took care of any concerns we presented. We are very thankful for all their help.

We used Heartland Hospice for my mother's care. She died in the early morning hours. Before she…read morepassed I called the on-call number 3 separate times!! The nurse called me back and said she'd be out the next morning. 3 times I called! She never came out! She had the audacity to tell me that my mom was not going to die. I kept telling her that things were different. They didn't make her last days comfortable. They made them miserable!!! Oh, if I had a do-over!! But that's something I have to live with. The on-call nurse should be fired. Worthless! Am I angry? Yes!! I hope the on-call nurse dies the same way she let my mother die. No compassion.

Very good people. My husband was on home hospice with them for about 6 weeks and then when it was…read morealmost at his last days he went there for 4 days. They were wonderful people

Seasons Hospice was there at a moment's notice whenever I needed them as I cared for my ailing…read morehusband. I can't say enough about how much I appreciate their professionalism, their compassion and their promise. I only wish we could have worked with them a little longer than the one short week that we did, as my husband passed earlier than we had imagined he would. At least his last week of life was as comfortable as it could possibly have been. I would highly recommend them for anyone who is needs this type of care.

Serenity Point was such a blessing. When they came into our lives, it took 1000lbs off of our…read morechest. Laura Dawn Sally every single person who was involved with Grandma's care was 100% superb. They cared, they showed they cared. When I was at the end of my rope not knowing which direction to go, they came in when everyone else refused. I recommend this group of people to anyone who is going through this time where they know there is no turning back. May the Gods Bless this group all the Days of their lives.

From the owner: Hospice, Pet Therapy, Grief Counseling…read more Services: Hospice Care, Private Home Hospice Care, Assisted Living Hospice Care, Supportive Living Hospice Care, Long Term Care in Using Homes, Pet Therapy, Social Work, Grief Counseling, Spiritual Counseling, Volunteers that do Life Enrichment, 24-Hour Bedside Care at End of Life, Community Grief Support Group, Hospice Care is Covered by Medicare, Medicaid and Several Commercial Plans Accepted. Location Facts: Corner of Chestnut and 8th, East side of Canton

The staff were very kind . The setting was lovely. I only wish my mom could have seen her…read moresurroundings. She did see the birds and squirrels from her room. The ringing of the bells when she passed was comforting. The cafeteria was well ran with friendly staff and great tasting food The only negative was that we were offered bereavement counseling and the social worker still has not reached out.

Great staff clean well kept up excellent cafeteria. The…read morelevel of care is off the charts. I hope you're looking for a hospice. This is the one. Highly recommendedGreat staff clean well kept up excellent cafeteria. The level of care is off the charts. I hope you're looking for a hos pice. This is the one. Highly recommend it

Amazing staff and volunteers who are dedicated to serving those in need. They offer a wide variety…read moreof programs to ages 4/5 and up as well as one to one support. Check out their website for a full list of programs and says to get involved.

From the owner: Excellence In Hospice & Bereavement Care Since 1981.read more

Just wanted to say the Vitas team made my life so much easier! Asking for Hospice for my husband…read morewas tough enough but they worked together to get him what he needed. Everyone from the office staff to the Doctor and Nurses were Wonderful!! I can't Thank You all enough!

VITAS Hospice was a tremendous comfort to Our family during my dads final days…read more Yesterday I received a Memory Bear, lovingly made by a VITAS Volunteer of of one of dads shirts. Such a wonderful reminder of my dad. (Photo attached in link) https://www.instagram.com/p/C6NHhvwMEwS/?igsh=YnhveDQ4NHc1YXdo

Amita Hospice was incredibly kind and helpful to my father in his last weeks. The people working…read morefor them were very caring and knowledgeable, and I believe they made a big difference in the last weeks my father spent on this earth. They visited him every day and talked with him. They also spoke with the staff, so he would no longer be carted off too the hospital each time his condition got a little worse. He was 92, had serious dementia and trips to the hospital were both terrifying and pointless. Hospice made him comfortable, made sure he had strong pain meds when necessary and could be in familiar surroundings. They let me know when they thought he was living his last few days, which was nice. Their services really made his passing peaceful.