I can't imagine there could be a better place than N C Little to guide us through our mom's last…read moredays. EVERYONE we came in contact with was kind and compassionate. I am not exaggerating when I say that they treated us like family. They ended each interaction with our mom by turning to us and asking "and now is there anything we can do for you?" They gently answered questions about the death process to help us understand what was happening. The room was beautiful and spotless. There was pull-out bed and recliner in the room so we could be with mom overnight (which was good since she passed in the early hours). The lower level has small prayer room and space to relax and talk with family. I give them my highest recommendation and would give them 10 stars if I could.

I'm frankly overwhelmed just thinking about how perfect Little Hospice was for my mom's hospice…read moreexperience. She needed an extraordinary level of care and attention, and what she received here exceeded our expectations enormously. The facility is beautiful, cozy, well-appointed, and full of every comfort we could have asked for. And the round-the-clock nurses are so wise, so caring, so supernaturally attuned to the needs of those in their trust that it has honestly improved my opinion of humanity at large. I will look back on the decision to move my mom into Little Hospice as one of the most important decisions I've ever made, and absolutely one of the best. For the rest of my days I will recommend this facility to anyone in this situation, and I will stand by that recommendation no matter how much is at stake.

st Croix hospice has been wonderful. I cant say enough about the loving care and commitment to my…read moremom who lives in her daughters home. they have compassion, very detailed. Offer several services to keep mom comfortable. She is on very little medication at her age of 108. Thank you to the office staff, all the nurses and aids that make my mom's final days whenever that is as comfortable as possible. We love your dedication to the patient

my mom is on with them for her hospice care needs.. The communication is not very good and when I…read morehad moved her to another facility that they had recommended to was a nightmare and there was neglect I had reported to the social worker, the social worker has not investigated anything regarding my mom's neglect it is not right! how your family member has rights as well and they are not protected is a scary thing. other staff members are very good and there's some with communication issues or getting the right information. I do not recommend this place for your family as far as communication and med issues as well. the social worker is suppose to be supportive and on your side when these issues arise instead they turn their heads to this! I have made reports! not great if you want to get answers, you have to figure them out yourself And fight for your family members no one else will!!! this is horrible so much stress to go through when all you want to do is spend that energy on your sick mother! I'm sad for my mom to have to go through what she endured I was the only one to save her from harm. You trust your family with compassionate people and that's not always the case so sad! She was heavily over medicated on morphine! Than told me she was actively dying which she was not and giving last rights because we thought we were near the end when she was over medicated! You don't see red flags until you go through it wow unbelievable!!!!

They are so gentle and caring. A good amount of nurses took the time to answer our questions and…read moresoothe our worries. The rooms are immaculate and we felt as comfortable as possible.

My wife received home care services from Our Lady of Peace. The nurses and the physical therapists…read morewere so kind and professional. They helped us through a very difficult time. We feel very blessed to have had their care.

Hospice care was OK. Just make sure your loved one doesn't pass away on a weekend. On call staff…read morenot up to date on patient status, no social worker or chaplain available. Music therapist for loved one was great. And ongoing chaplain grief groups and counseling for family is outstanding.

My dad was in hospice with Fairview while at Aurora on France. They are simply amazing, and such a…read morecomforting, empathetic team of people. We absolutely loved Andrea and the rest of the team - they gave my dad the highest quality of care and were a crucial source of support for us during his last few weeks. It takes some incredibly special people to do what you do, and this team was the best of the best. Thank you, from the bottom of our hearts.

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.

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

My Sister spent 3 days at Wedum. I am physically disabled. I…read morewas her Health Care Rep. and ONLY person to ever talk about end of life with my sister, EVER! I had ONE chance to visit my sister while she was at Wedum- she was still being chemically restrained with Thorazine past being able to eat or drink or awake for over 10 days! Upon arrival, the Social worker, Hospice and other staff bombarded me immediately the moment I showed up! I had purposely not called, to avoid being harassed, I wanted to be with my sister! They turned my visit into a business meeting, the moment they made me leave my sister's room, apparently to sign one form, and to yap constantly at me, repeatedly, telling me what my feelings were, when I again asked for detailed written list of meds and told them to reduce or remove the chemical restraint! After 30 minutes of this, I was too exhausted to stay and had to go home. I never saw my sister alive again. I had repeatedly told Hospice Coordinator, half a dozen Nurses, Doctors and Social workers; from her first intake at Abbott forward, that chemical restraint was unacceptable and my sister did not want that! They did so without consent! Lying saying the Thorazine was to " relax her and make her a bit sleepy" , "they give it to people with hiccups"! I went home and did a lot of research! Thorazine use in Cancer patients; except for one specific type of cancer where it is an actual treatment; is specifically used as a chemical restraint, and is inappropriate when it makes patents comatose, unable to drink or eat, along with showing immediate specific adverse reaction symptoms (see: Drugs.com, Medline and others) as it immediately did with my sister who was dehydrated and starved to death! https://www.firsthealth.org/app/files/public/e3cf0ed7-0822-4c26-a019-a238095ee21f/For%20Physicians/chemical-restraint-education.pdf My sister had appropriate indicators for a managed short term use at the hospital, but not 10 days of drug induced dehydration & starvation! Once transferred to Wedum, I repeatedly ASKED everyone I spoke to about her care to reduce or remove the Thorazine, as we agreed before she was transferred to Wedum! I also requested a complete list of all medications and told them they had to contact me before changes or additions(AGAIN)! A day later, I called her Hospice care coordinator (witnessed by my daughter& her husband on speaker): My younger sister was visiting and called me from Wedum, having been given a very different story (lies) about medications and care. She had asked what meds our sister was on and why they couldn't give her IV fluids: The outright lies began! Answer: "She's just on "anti seizure" medication (Valium). And no fluids because they would have to stick a needle in her..." - not true - she had a pic line and rectal cath! On to the call: I explained to the coordinator why I was calling . This time I demanded they stop the Thorazine and compensate with Valium, and opiates, which I had approved at Abbott. I got an argument! More telling me what I was feeling until it got to the point she said it was "Xxxx's wishes", I said; " that's not true!", I was the only person who had any idea of my sister's wishes, which I clearly stated at our first meeting at which my Daughter was present", and told the Coord. that my daughter was present now and listening on speaker, I asked if she would like to speak with her (daughter), her response was silence. I stated clearly, that my feelings were none of her business and have absolutely nothing to do with managing my sister's care, that this was a business conversation! Then not so surprise, surprise - I get a call from Wedum that my sister is dead 8 hours later - exactly the time it takes to die from total dehydration and starvation- not the cancer!. The week before transfer to Wedum, and a day before the total doping to oblivion with Thorazine, my sister was AWARE, aphasic, confused and , frustrated, angry, lashed out and about; But she was not in pain, eating, drinking, walking and had regular moments of lucidity. We were told she had months not days or a week, before the Thorazine coma! Warning to all who has a loved one at end of Life! Put your Instructions for care in Writing, signed by their care coordinator and witnessed and Record all phone calls!

Our father passed away peacefully at Wedum Residential Hospice. The staff and facility were…read moreoutstanding. The care our father received was exceptional and our family was treated with such kindness by everyone at the facility. We were able to gather in comfortable surroundings, the environment is soothing - surrounded by natural beauty, sunlight streaming into the rooms. Wedum offers sustenance for families, and provides easy sleeping accommodations - as we chose to stay the night with our dad. We cannot say enough about the support and care we had from the experience at Wedum. This hospice center made everything easy during the most difficult time of our lives. Thank you to all of the staff at Wedum Residential Hospice in Brooklyn Park, MN.

From frequenting a national caregiver's forum, I know how absolutely rare this service is. When…read morefaced with finding care facilities, most people in the U.S. have to go it alone or with a patchwork of insufficient advice from profit-driven referral agencies or underfunded social organizations. They dig through marketing materials, sales pitches, and inconsistent pricing models and juggle site visits, never getting the inside scoop to have confidence that they're selecting the best fit for their loved one. After a phone interview exploring everything from ADL needs to personality quirks, TCC took that data, came back to us within a week with their 4 top suggestions. They offered a rundown of exactly why each would fit with knowledge of the history of each, their business practices, style of care, staffing levels, along with an apples-to-apples comparison of monthly costs. Our TCC rep met us for site visits scheduled across two days, and made sure we got the info we needed, asking questions once ours were done to fill in any gaps. At each site, we spent a few minutes after meeting with the staff to talk to our rep and she ensured we had what we needed and shared her insights about the visit. When we'd completed all the visits, we spent a few days making a decision. We had what we needed to understand the daily experience as well as both short and long-term financial effects including the impact of a potential future switch to Medicaid funding at each option. We let our rep know, and she informed each home of our decision so we were ready to coordinate with the chosen home on move-in preparation. There is truly no substitution for the amount of knowledge and guidance that you get from TCC. A year later, it's clear we found the best place for our situation with their help. They're awesome and I recommend that everyone researching an assisted living, memory care, or similar facility call them first.

I originally worked with this company six years ago when my mom broke her arm, and we started…read morelooking at senior living. I had an amazing experience then and using them again this year in April 2025 was no different. We worked with Diana, who was so kind, compassionate, and super knowledgeable about senior living and all the details that go with it. She helped us set up many tours and patiently attended each tour, providing guidance and asking great questions. I could not have asked for a better experience. We found a great place for my mom and I'm very thankful that Diana was such a great resource for us, guiding us to companies that could help my mom move, asking great questions and making sure we fully understood what each place provided. Plus her presence was very calming. I highly recommend Twin Cities Care!