When my 84-year-old mother got out of the hospital after having pneumonia, she was extremely weak…read moreand bed-ridden. My adult brother and sisters hoped that we could take care of her on our own until she recovered. We soon realized that although one of us could be with her most of the time, we needed some help, not really medical help because she had visiting nurses and a visiting physician. We need a caring person who could help her get to the bedside commode, keep her hydrated and just try to make her feel better. Our wonderful sister-in-law took it upon herself to try to find caregivers that would care for our mother like us. She scoured the yellow pages and called Granny Nannies. After speaking to the owner, Heidi, she was so impressed that we set up a meeting with an aide for the very next day. We all met Paula, a retired RN, and liked her immediately. She started the next day, sitting by our mother's bedside, helping to make her more comfortable and coaxing her to eat and drink. Then, several days later, we needed help overnight because our mother was very restless and needed someone to be right there with her during the night. Although some of us were coming in from out of town and my siblings who lived there were often spending the night, we were simply not equipped to provide care during the night and then try to work during the day. So, Angelina came to be with our mother so we could sleep. After several weeks, we moved my mother to my sister's house nearby so my sister was there during the night if my mother needed her, although the aide was right there with her. My mother was slowly getting weaker and needed constant attention because she was unable to do anything for herself. Finally, we needed a third aide to be there from 3pm until 10pm to have coverage the full 24-hours a day. So, we called Heidi again and\, like before, she sent another lovely young lady to meet us. Sara began the next day and we were her first clients with Granny Nannies. She was so wonderful with our mother, sat with her and watched the old movies that our mother loved (but couldn't really see or hear too well), helped do everything she could to try to make her more comfortable. She looked up smoothie recipes online to try to come up with something "not sweet" that my mother would drink. The night before our mother died, Sara was talking to us about some candles and room sprays that might help our mother's anxiety or help her sleep better. After hearing her ideas, I immediately got online and ordered some vanilla and lavender pillow sprays that promote sleep. My mother died the next day and her Memorial Mass was a week later. Both Heidi and Sara came to the Mass to pay their respects. I and my entire family can wholeheartedly recommend Granny Nannies if you need help caring for loved ones. When I met Heidi after Mass, she said that she has an elderly mother and she would not hire anyone that she wouldn't have care for her own mother. It was very difficult for us to even consider bringing in outsiders to care for our mother and we knew she would hate having strangers in her house. But after meeting Paula, Angelina and Sara and seeing how they interacted with our mother, we thanked God that we had found them. And our mother was, too, because, weak as she was, she would take their hand and lay it against her cheek and say "thank you."

When my 78 year old mother suffered a catastrophic stroke and entered the hospice phase, we turned…read moreto Granny Nannies for round-the-clock home care. The caregivers could not have been more professional, kind and nurturing. Russ and Heidi handpicked each aide based on experience level and personality, choosing the right fits for my mom and her level of disability. They were there for her 100% and supported our family all the way through her passing. Truly excellent and highly recommended service.

I have to write this because each time I have contact with the Lewis Center OhioHealth Home Medical…read moreEquipment office; everyone I have come in contact with there from the front desk to the Respiratory Therapists and even on the phone with reordering have been extremely helpful. They have been prompt with getting my order of CPAP supplies to me and have been able to answer any of my questions on the phone when needed. One Person in particular went above and beyond by actually going back to the warehouse to make sure they had a particular item in stock (only had one) and brought it up front to pack it! Now that is customer service! Thank You!

I went to the emergency room for severe vertigo. They took blood and said I was dehydrated and…read moreadmitted me but never gave me fluids.

Betty is an absolutely A+ great person to work with. They have helped care for my mother for going…read moreon 5 yrs now. She attempts to custom-match personalities of her employees with the situation and person receiving the care. The loose link is the character of the specific individuals who are on the job. People's standards and commitments vary, so you can't know until a person proves themself. But we've learned to not hesitate to have specific workers fired after they've exhibited undesirable &/or untrustworthy characteristics. It's proven unproductive to extend 2nd or 3rd chances in hopes of a worker changing from what they've shown. After all, we're dealing with adults here. Betty works to correct situations admirably. And she is a very good listener. We recommend the Columbus Home Instead that is run by Betty.

If I could give this company negative stars I would. Be very careful... every step of the way, and…read moredo not go to sleep or turn your back, if you care and love the person you're seeking care for that is. I won't go into any specific details, but there are many. Just beware. I'd like to say that I have a better company to recommend but they are all the same, to one degree or another, don't let them tell you they are . Truly frightening.

My husband and I enlisted the services of Assisting Hands nearly two years ago when we were in town…read morevisiting my mother and father for a party. Although we are only 3 hours away, we realized during that visit, three hours was way too far to effectively take care of Mom and Dad. Mom has always taken care of everything for Dad. My father has Parkinson's disease. It wasn't until this last visit that my husband and I could clearly see just how badly an extra set of hands was needed for my father's care. We interviewed three Home Health Agencies and without a shadow of a doubt, the entire family chose Assisting Hands. Not only were they competitive from a price standpoint, they were one of the few companies with the credentials we were looking for. We even met the caregivers who would be working with mom and dad before we had to leave to head home! I talk to Linda (Mom and Dad's Caregiver) nearly every night and she feels like a member of our family. I haven't seen Mom and Dad this happy in a very long time. Linda, Mom and Dad, go on outings, the house looks great, mom and dad are well taken care of and my husband and I are actually sleeping at night without worry! I love Assisting Hands and we have sent everyone we know struggling with similar situations to Assisting Hands!

I can't thank Assisting Hands and their staff enough for stepping in to care for my parents when my…read morewife and I relocated out of state. We had the biggest decision of our lives, accept a job that would be an unbelievable opportunity for my wife, the kids and I, or turn down the opportunity to stay in Ohio with Mom and Dad. My parents were excited for us and the new possibilities our my career decision could give my family, but they were in denial about how much care my wife and I were providing by living a block away. Dad suffered a stroke in 2010 and his physical condition had really limited the things he could do. Mom never had a driver's license so my wife took them everywhere during the day and in the evenings, I was responsible for transportation. We never minded caring for them; it became second nature for all of us. I saw a commercial for Assisting Hands Home Care and it felt like the commercial and their services were reaching straight out to us! It was as through the stars were aligned and I was meant to see that on TV. It was on a Saturday but I called the number. I couldn't believe, I actually got a live person who had the ability to come out within a few hours of the call and coordinate a complete plan with all of us. The owner even called me herself later that evening and we talked for almost an hour. We had two weeks to get into temporary housing for my new job yet we had everything figured out within 24 hours. Mom and dad were somewhat resistant but after meeting their caregiver, it was like this was just the way things were meant to be. Although we are further away, wither my wife or myself manages to come up one weekend a month to stay with my parents. They look better than when we were taking care of most of their needs. Although we didn't know it at the time, I think the stress and large responsibility weighed on all of us when it was my wife and I as the sole care takers and in turn, my parents had so much guilt but knew deep down then needed us. Assisting Hands has given us all peace of mind and comfort in their services! I love the company, love what they do and would recommend their services to anyone who needs the help!

DO NOT USE OHIOHEALTH AT HOME-COMPASSUS HOSPICE FOR END OF LIFE CARE FOR A LOVED ONE! We "fired"…read moreCompassus Hospice-OhioHealth at Home yesterday evening for the care of my dad, after only 3 weeks. We were ready to do it day 3, but an angel of a nurse they had come out that day calmed us down. Unfortunately, that was short-lived. The lack of care, communication, compassion, and respect Compassus has shown our family is inexcusable, especially given that it's end of life care and is supposed to help and make it easier for the one on hospice and their caregivers/family! The office was awful. Getting a nurse out was impossible. Getting a hospital bed was difficult. Meds weren't ordered when they should have been. It's hard enough to care for a loved one on hospice, and the hospice company should not be making that care more difficult in the time of need. The only bright spot in our experience were the 2 Aides we had, the social workers, and the one nurse on day 3, other than that, the experience was less than ideal. The lack of care we received is disappointing and we highly DO NOT RECOMMEND OhioHealth at Home - Compassus Hospice to anyone at all. Official complaints are being made as well.

Assisting Hands has went above and beyond to help keep my loved one in their home. Everything from…read morehelping them take showers to cleaning up the house cooking to taking them to the Doctor. I couldn't find a better company. They are very friendly and great communication all around.

I have yet to have been employed at a better Healthcare company than this one. The office staff is…read morevery understanding, they work very hard to accommodate caregiver and client needs to suit a perfect schedule for everyone. The care the aides provide to their clients, go from light house keeping, to personal care. This type of care is a big help to all clients and the clients are always satisfied with the aides that they are staffed with. Some examples of care Assisting Hands can provide are bathing, changing briefs, emptying catheter bags, feeding clients, preparing meals for clients, going to the store for them if need be, vacuuming, dusting, taking the trash out and more.

Colin and company have been nothing but helpful in what turned out to require a quick turn around…read moreto place one of my family in assisted living. I highly recommend him for his honesty, enthusiasm and being 'on it'. Even if he is from Dublin.

I got both of my knees replaced this fall and I agree with the other reviewer: this office (and…read moreOrthopedic One) in general is a well-oiled machine. They are incredibly well organized, the office is pleasant and cheerful, the staff is lovely and committed. And if the category is Weirdly Specific Awards, then this is the medical waiting room I'd be happiest waiting in. My therapist is usually Jenna (I love you, Jenna!), but others have pitched in on busy days. I've had such successful recoveries from both of these surgeries and this office (along with my surgeon) deserves the bulk of the credit. If you are in the Powell area, I really recommend this location. It's easy to get in and out of and the area is quiet.

This place is TOP-NOTCH!!! It is a well-oiled machine and everyone was extremely friendly and…read morehelpful. It is a bright, clean facility, and my wait time was extremely short! I was a new patient, and they sent me paperwork in the mail so I could complete it beforehand. It was so helpful because their logo was on the envelope, which made it very easy to spot the facility when I was driving and looking for it. Easy to find, easy, close parking... I handed in my paperwork and insurance info, got my vitals taken, saw the Doctor, got X-rays taken, and a custom thumb/wrist brace made for me all in about one hour! Incredible!! Highly, highly recommend this place!

I had a fantastic experience with Compassionate Caregivers Home Care!…read moreI higly recommend their services. They provided a driver to take me to and from the hospital for my surgery, and they provided a caregiver to stay with me at home for several hours after the surgery. The caregivers were very kind, and the price was very reasonable. I will gladly use Compassionate Caregivers Home Care again! Nestor Matthews

Make sure you do your research before using this company . Not a good experience which was…read moreextremely disappointing after being promised one thing but in the end the care of loved one was not important. Money is more important to this company than being compassionate more like in compassionate!