Horrible experience with home nurse and office. I left the hospital with my appendix removed due…read moreto stage 2 manuscus cancer, a catheter and a colostomy bag. I ran out of Colostomy Bags shortly after coming home from hospital and the home nurse said she couldn't supply them it was not part of her job. I called and spoke to the office and they were no help either. The Nurse Option One supplied to come to my house told me she smoked weed and used Methadone after I questioned the heavy smell of weed. It was a very scary experience. I would not recommend anyone from that company for any type of quality healthcare service.

I highly recommend Option One Home Care. Every person whom I came in contact with from the initial…read moreset up to billing to the actual nurses and PT were top notch. Eliza and Jiju in the office were extremely helpful and were terrific with following up with me letting me know services had been approved and that the insurance had paid. Dan the physical therapist was very knowledgeable and made a big difference in my recovery. Uma was terrific too. The entire staff including office, billing, PT, and nurses were all excellent!

Home Instead - Studio City provided exceptional care for my mom after she was discharged from the…read morehospital with dementia. Home Instead's caregivers made sure she was safe, engaged, and genuinely cared for every day. We saw a noticeable improvement in her overall health, and the joy on her face whenever her caregivers arrived said it all. From the office staff to every caregiver, everyone was compassionate, professional, and reliable. Our family is incredibly grateful for their support, and I highly recommend Home Instead to anyone looking for quality in-home care.

I came in to fill out application forms. Mabel welcomed me with a smile and have me wait in a nice…read moreconference room while she gets Cherisse - the Staffing Coordinator. Cherisse interviewed me, gave out pointers and explained the compensation. They even helped me renew my HCA card. Their office is located on the ground floor of Caine and Weiner building across Target. Visitors entrance is thru Hatteras St.

The quality of the Care amazing and the quality of the cleaning center is amazingly constantly…read moreclean everything sterilized all day long the food is good. I ever get hurt again. I will come back here.

I was looking for a long-term care facility for my mother. Even though Granada Hills could not…read moreaccommodate me because they had no availability, the Admissions Director provided the names of several other facilities that may be able to accommodate her. One other thing I might mention - I loved the online presence Granada Hills has. They have a full website with photos and videos so people can get a chance to view it even before they visit. That shows that they are invested not only in their business, but also in patients' care.

The quality of care is incredible! From the minute my father was admitted, the entire staff from…read morenurses and caregivers was compassionate, professional and attentive. Susan has welcomed my father with open arms and has made him very comfortable. We are grateful and thankful that God has sent us true heroes in the time of need. I wholeheartedly recommend Rinaldi Convalescent Hospital.

I would like to give Rinaldi Convalescent Hospital a high recommendation!…read more It was a difficult time when my aunt fell and we realized that she would need special care to help her recover. Cedar Sinai Hospital gave us a list of skilled nursing facilities near our house. Rinaldi Convalescent Hospital was very close to our house, and had a private room available. Daniel, Illiana and Brisa got my aunt settled in and showed great concern and compassion toward my aunt and our family during her entire stay at the hospital. The charge nurse Katie and the entire team of nurses and aids were very supportive and helpful. Paige and the entire team of Physical and Occupational Therapists at Rinaldi were amazing. Even upon discharge, Illiana and the physicians there coordinated a hospital bed and wheelchair being delivered for my aunt. Thank you Rinaldi Convalescent Hospital support team for your compassionate care for my aunt!

Patient-centered and quality care provider in LA! The trusted partner of families in need of…read moreassistance.

"It is our mission to provide quality, reliable compassionate and affordable care to our clients."…read more None of this is true. When my father was hospitalized for a blood infection in December of last year, part of his release required at home care. A daunting task to say the least for any child of an elderly parent, especially around the holidays. It was relayed to the company that my father has bouts of confusion, a high risk of falling, issues with using the restroom/showering on his own, cooking meals, and driving.... Due to this, the cost was (in my opinion) extremely high.... But what choice did we have on such short notice? The company had a minimum hours per day of 6 and a minimum of 4 days per week at $37 an hour. Which is much more than we thought we needed. They required us to sign a 3 week contract. Short on time and options before his release, we signed the contract. The first day, they sent a care giver who had no car, and barely spoke English... when I got home from work, I was horrified to hear that my father had not eaten that day, did not receive his medication, and was unable to pick up his prescriptions from the pharmacy due to the care giver only having a bus pass as transportation... I called 1heart who said they would "send someone new tomorrow". They did not offer a reasonable apology, a refund/credit, or even a discount for that day... nothing. Just a "we'll send someone new tomorrow". The next day, they sent a new caregiver, who showed up on foot.... I was blown away. I spoke with the caregiver over the phone who stated that she only lived a mile away and chose to walk due to the company not communicating to her the need for my dad to have transportation. She actually was a very sweet lady and walked home to get her car to take my father to the pharmacy. Two hours later, I get a call from her stating that my dad had fallen at the local CVS. She was unaware of his fall risk due to the company not communicating my fathers care needs. She did not have his walker with them due to her car being a two seater... Again, I was extremely upset by this. All of this was explicitly communicated to 1heart before signing the contract. A week later, he was taken to the urgent care and given an x-ray that showed multiple broken ribs from the fall. What did 1heart offer for this when questioned? Not an apology (certainly not a discount), but a handwritten "incident report" on a lined sheet of paper from the care giver explaining the fall.... Zero concern or accountability. The bottom line is, 1heart does not provide quality, affordable, compassionate, or reliable anything... choose another company/agency.

My father is receiving top care here as he recovers from hip surgery. The staff is wonderful and…read moreattentive to our family and father's needs.

I broke my femur, I went to The Grove. I fought it and…read morefought it, I did not want to go. This is THE BEST care I have ever received. Shannon the social worker, Holly the head nurse, PT, Eileen and Rene, "little Lilly the CNA, Carmen, RN, I couldn't possibly name everyone that helped me. I know I would not be where I am at today without each and every one of them. I would definitely recommend The Grove. Thank you to all the staff for the excellent care

Terrible administration! The social service worker there yelled at me when I simply asked where my…read moremoms cell phone went after she had to go to the hospital. Plus I believe nurses took medication outta my moms purse.

Initially, the situation appeared satisfactory. However, after a week, we observed that certain…read morenurses exhibited unprofessional behavior. They engaged in inappropriate gossip about patients, which is entirely unacceptable given their responsibility to adhere to protocols. Furthermore, their lack of customer service training necessitates immediate attention. Some nurses displayed rude and unfriendly attitudes, posing a negative demeanor towards patients and visitors. They lack the necessary skills to conduct themselves professionally in front of patients and their families. During my presence, I witnessed patients expressing distress and seeking assistance. When we addressed these issues, the nurses retaliated, demanding that we cease our actions. It is imperative that the Department of Health intervene promptly to address these concerns.

I found them super responsive and truly caring. Sherry and Noma are fantastic. I'd recommend their…read morecaregiving services to anyone. They really train their people in helping seniors with a variety of medical and social needs and it's not surprising they're choosy about who they hire. A+++

Lifeline companion services offers a range of non-medical caregiving services designed to meet the…read morediverse needs of senior adults. They provide their clients with compassion one on one attendant Care in the comfort and safety Of their own homes, weather in residential neighborhoods senior independent living communities or assistant living facilities. They're highly qualified and experienced caregivers are ready to help you and your loved one with the variety of daily activities that may include socializing, meal planning and preparation, transportation, doctors appointment and scheduling, light housekeeping, medication reminders, bathing grooming,incontinente care , hospice sitting and support, 5 to 12 hours live out Care, 24 hours live in Care, and respite& Hospice care . Lifeline case managers communicate regularly with family members to ensure that every client receives the best care possible and that quality of life is maintained for as long as possible. The staff is amazing. I can't tell you how much I love talking to Sally on the phone . She really is the most pleasant person to speak to. This is 100% a five star business. Only trust the best when it comes to your love ones.