They were so awesome. My Husband was in severe pain to the end and they were very compassionate and…read moreattentive to his needs and of our family and friends. He was kept as comfortable as they could make it for him. He and our family felt at home. I highly recommend them. The office staff were always helpful and kind. He passed peacefully from Cancer April 2021. I will forever be grateful for all that they did for him. Robin N.

I hope you never need to read a review on Seasons, but if you do and have made the choice to come…read morehere, know that you have made an amazing decision. The staff are truly angels on Earth who treat you and your loved ones with the utmost love, care, dignity and respect. Immaculate, peaceful, serene.... In addition to the nurses, they have other resources who gently offer and are never pushy...i.e. music therapy, Chaplains, and a social worker. The most descriptive word I can use is compassionate. Our time is not up here yet, but I felt compelled to offer our experience. They have put us all at peace.

This place is phenomenal…read more I am so emotional after my business meeting there today that I almost can't take it. My grandmother didn't have that much dementia, but the place where we "placed" her was not nearly as wonderful as this Emeritus location. I think she would have been a great candidate for one of their "wings" - if only she had lived here and not in Rome, maybe we could have had her there. Here's the deal - Emeritus has 11 metro-Atlanta facilities, four that are dementia-specific, so to speak, and over 400 locations nationwide. From meeting with one of the key folks today, and meeting other staff and directors, it is clear that they are committed to the very best in patient care and treatment. Each resident has a nameplate on the door, and a photo/collage type thing next to their door with whatever they feel portrays them best- family pics, notes, etc. Even better, the four "sections" of the facility are decorated like....things that make you happy! My favorite was the "beach" themed room- and the hair salon! In one corner of a wing, they even have an old-fashioned mirror/dressing table and vintage dresses next to it. Wow. Beyond the aesthetics, it was clear that the staff really cares, and that anyone whom I love would be well tended to at this place...I witnessed staffers calling everyone they saw by name, carefully tending to the sofas in the lounge area, checking on people in their rooms or in the common dining area or group activity area. Really, it was - overwhelming. Bob Carr and staff do an incredible job, it seems - if I get totally *out there* one day, for whatever reason, this is the kind of place I would want to be.

I cannot come up with the words to express our gratitude to Agape Hospice (Villa Rica). The love…read moreand support they showed not only my mother, towards the end of her life, but to our entire family. This is an extremely hard line of work and everyone with this company showed compassion and thoughtfulness. All the nurses and CNAs were amazing, especially Sherri and Hillary. If you are in need for hospice for a loved one, I can't not recommend Agape more.

When it comes to choosing a hospice in Atlanta, it can be difficult because there are so many! And…read moremost of us don't know anything about hospice care or even how to pick a good hospice company. Some hospices might have 20 to 30 patients and just started last year! But you would never know that. And who has time to do research when your family member needs immediate help! Agape means "love" and I truly believe they try to model that every day. Agape hospice has been around for over a decade. They have 24 hour care and support for all of the Atlanta area. This particular location is their Villa Rica office, but they have office locations in Marietta, Woodstock, Cumming, Lawrenceville, and Athens!! They work with several hundred patients and families ever day! I will continue to recommend Agape hospice to my friends and families!

The staff is awesome and the rooms are very peaceful for the families. We were only there for…read morethree days and everyone there was very attentive of our needs and my mother-in-laws needs. Thank you to everyone there for helping my husband through a difficult but rewarding experience. Becky Sappenfield.

I am so glad my father was able to spend his last days at Tranquility. Everyone was amazing from…read morethe very beginning when I went in to sign the paperwork with the social worker, and right through to when my father passed peacefully by my side. The doctors, nurses, staff and volunteers somehow managed to be attentive while also giving us the space we needed during this difficult time. The environment is so peaceful and calm, and my father was so comfortable and pain free during his stay. As my father's only close family member, I was offered so much support and all the stress and worry from the previous months of his illness disappeared and I was finally able to focus on just being with him during his final days. It was a very rewarding experience for which I will forever be grateful.

I have given them multiple chances to redeem themselves but they failed so I will write this…read morereview. My take on Hospice. We did both in home and inpatient. The caregivers inpatient were overall amazing. Its the promises they made to entice you to bring your loved one there..... and then fail and fail again that you need to know about. Hospice is pretty much no care other than cleaning. What we really thought we would get was professional counseling. We were promised counseling for our mother who was losing her husband of 70+ years, for their children, grandchildren, great grandchildren.... Nothing like we were promised. We were told after he passed they would reach out and support us and her the next week and never heard from them. I called and asked... no call back. I called again... finally someone said they thought we lived on the opposite side of town ????? They even made an appt with our mother before christmas, having me leave work to be there and then stood her up. So, remember all the bells and whistles arent going to be there. The staff at the facility was great... just the sales pitch and delivery was way apart. Still waiting for them to fulfill their promises but, they got their money and moved on. I was offended when i received a solicitation not once but twice to donate money to their foundation.... the literature even mentioning how they offer bereavement support. They offer but they just dont deliver.

We had a beautiful experience with Seasons. Mom was under their care for a month and a half while…read moreliving in our home. They went out of their way to make sure she always had her medications to keep her comfortable - including one time when a nurse drove back and forth to obtain a signature from a doctor for a new script. She wanted my Mom to be comfortable over the weekend and was determined to make sure she had it as soon as possible. The delivery driver, Micheal, always called before he delivered equipment and was extremely kind with Mom. Our nurse, Asiyah, was a dream. My Mom had the utmost respect for her because she was so compassionate as well as a great listener. I adored her because she was readily available by text, called me often, listened, and genuinely loved Mom. Mom had visits from sweet Caroline - who referred to Mom as Mama as she tenderly helped her shower, or give her foot rubs, or even just watch Judge shows. The music therapist, Anna, was such a calming presence. She has the voice of an angel and has a repertoire of songs to pull from - she even sung some songs in Spanish to Mom. Everyone we met was so kind and patient - the chaplain, other nurses, social workers... and were all available via text - it felt so personal. Even after Mom died, the texts and phone calls kept coming in to check on me, offer grief support for the children, and to share their love of Mom. My only feedback would be to work on the response time with the toll-free number - it could be more efficient. However, I am so grateful that everyone gave us their cell numbers and were available via text or call when I needed them. I highly recommend Seasons.

They welcome the Voices of Love Threshold Choir with warm hospitality. The nuns are precious and…read morethe physical facility is sparkling clean and has beautiful views from the windows. The magnificent oak tree behind the hospice is famous for a reason.

A pristine and loving environment, inside and out. Many of the employees have been there for…read moredecades and the Catholic nuns accept people from all races and creeds and lovingly nurse them through their final days. I felt entirely confident and grateful for the care they were providing with complete devotion, round the clock. I don't know what I would have done if they had not received my partner when they did. Her experience of her final weeks would have been entirely different if she had to remain in the hospital or go home to less than ideal levels of care. I was unable to attend to all her physical needs by myself at home. She was supported physically, medically, psychologically and emotionally with great dignity by the hospice team assigned to her, which included a wise and empowering social worker.

Just completed hospice care for my father who was in assisted living in Lumpkin County. The…read moreCaritas team was phenomenal in caring for him, answering the many questions of us the family, and reaching out to the family with education and heart care. All of the staff we encountered were professional, very caring, and had many years of medical experience from varied medical disciplines. They were amazingly accessible and encouraged us to call any time day or night when we had questions, and they moved very quickly to meet my father's needs as those needs changed. They cooridinated care with the assisted living which was very helpful. My father bounced back well under their care (with their staff generaly seeing him in person 5 days a week) and it alleviated a lot of care-giving by us the family. When a new medical event occurred for my father, they sprang into action to provide comfort care and prepare us for his final days and hours. Very thankful for all their care of us in the challenging season. It provided for his passing in the environment he wanted (not in a hospital) that far exceeded what we could have done on our own.

I came to Gentiva from a previous hospice. I was given a fantastic nurse by the name of Patrice and…read morea CNA by the name of Lynette. Unfortunately the Patrice had left. We're very disappointed. She was very friendly, spent time talking to my husband who suffers from Dementia. She was knowledgeable patient, encouraging to the family. It is unfortunate for this company to allow her to go. After several visits from other nurses, we became pleased with Susan. She has the same empathetic personality as Patrice. I have requested that Susan be my husband's nurse.

The Griffin office of Kindred services the Sharpsburg area. They came to my home to help me take…read morecare of my brother and they are awesome! Susan, Nicole, Jonathan, Nora and Renetta have been so caring and helpful in many ways. We're moving out of their area and it really saddens me. I hope the Peachtree City office is as good as they are!

Everyone in Capstone is excellent-April,Tameka, Jamila, Silvana, Chaplain Larry, Caroline, and…read moreeveryone I have been in contact with at Capstone has been great. My Mom is in hospice at home. We transferred my Mom from Trinity to Capstone, and Capstone people care about my Mom. A special "Thank you" to Tameka for your wonderful care of Mom.

Capstone Hospice provided exceptional care to my niece. Her nurse Jamie and caregiver Haja were so…read morekind and caring. Hospice provided essential services which made her physical and emotional health manageable. She was provided pain management and comfort care allowing for a clear path to die with dignity. From intake to her subsequent death, Capstone was there for our entire family. Thank you for your excellent service,

The only reason I gave one star is there is not opportunity to give ZERO stars . Bottom line -…read moreWeinstein arrived with a Social worker and a nurse the very first day - spent time understanding the case, My Father was unfortunately ready for hospice, towards end of life. He and we wanted him to be home surrounded by family, his wife , children and grandchildren. He had had COVID which affected his kidneys. after that the nurse showed up 3 times. When we called to say that my father was passing they wanted to coach us through it on the phone... REALLY? And they phoned 2 months later to see how my mom was doing - I genuinely think that this is a scam - you sign up people, sign on for the medicare payments and provide little to no service. Very sad to have to write this scathing review, hospice is a critical service and families rely on the knowledge and support. Thank Goodness we were able to find support and help and care elsewhere. I only begrudge the almost 2 hours we spent with the social worker when we could have been with our father. You need to do better - be clearer about your role - we could have used YouTube more effectively than your support.

BEWARE! i had an awful experience with this place that resulted in the untimely death of a family…read moremember which I attributed to Weinstein's incompetence and neglect. They are currently being investigated by the state of Georgia and Medicare. Find another hospice!