We have used Circle of Care for both of our geriatric parents. We wanted an atmosphere that we…read morecould keep both of our parents at home until they left this world. Circle of Care did an excellent job in evaluating all the levels of care and needed level of care as life continued to change. Trustworthy, kind and professional. I knew my parents had the best care we could give them. From bathing to eating to doctor's appointments, they handled it. We also didn't have to worry about any type of abuse which is a huge concern in this industry. I highly recommend Cynthia and the entire team, at Circle of Care.

My mother at 104 required a 24 hour live-in caretaker seven days a week. No single service could…read moreprovide total coverage. Circle of Care provided a caretaker for approximately eight hours a week to provide relief for the full time caretaker hired through different agency. For reasons beyond anyone's control, the relief caretaker wasn't able to sustain her commitment. Circle of Care was determined and aggressive in finding a replacement to avoid any lapse in care. Most importantly, Cynthia, the CEO at Circle of Care, demonstrated kindness, empathy, and dedication. She was always accessible and responsive to questions or concerns. Shannon, as the COO, clearly explained administrative details, which included the all-important question of fees, etc. My mother passed away after five months of in-home care, and while I don't anticipate needing similar service anytime soon, I would definitely recommend Circle of Care to others.

I needed a few days of in-home, post-surgical care, and my experience with No Worries couldn't…read morehave been better. Noreen helped me work out a schedule that met my needs and stayed within my budget. The caregiver who worked with me was Alexis, and he was excellent--friendly, experienced, and eager to do whatever was needed. If you find yourself needing in-home care, I recommend No Worries wholeheartedly!

I spoke with both Cheryl and Jason (the RN's) on the phone to discuss what my specific needs were…read moreapproximately 3 weeks prior to my medical procedures. They both indicated my needs could be accommodated and scheduled me with a home health aide. Then, with little notice, they called and cancelled, stating that after speaking with the higher ups, they would not actually be able to assist me as promised. By informing me when they did, I was unable to find anyone else on such short notice and had to cancel potentially life saving treatments. Note: if you read the great reviews on other sites, you'll see that many are written by employees saying what a great place it is to work. Not actual consumers of their service.

Always a pleasure to have Marcus check in and provide delegation support for our family.read more

This agency is really great and I can't say enough about it and their staff. Marcus is great at…read morehaving his staff on top on things all the time when it comes to training and delegating with my caregivers for my daughter. I have already recommended him to other families with special needs children that I know. This is a really great company.

Home healthcare! We needed help for my wife. The owner, Jerome Philips was so professional & nice!…read moreHis team of workers provided personal care, transfer assistance & memory care for my wife. Their healthcare professional team was so kind & friendly to have in our home. The cost for their assistance was reasonable and they were willing to work with our long-term health insurance provider.

Wow! The people at Affinity Home Care have been lifesavers for our family. My parents, who have…read morevery different needs, moved into senior living at Laurel Parc and, thanks to Affinity, they have been able to stay together in independent living until very recently. First, Cindy, who runs the show, was so helpful and a calm guide in getting things set up and remained very organized throughout the whole experience. Excellent communication and always willing to try to help out in even the most challenging of times. Then, every caregiver was excellent at communication and support and kindness and understanding. Every one! It's time for Dad to move into assisted living, but we will never forget how helpful Affinity was and how much they helped our family. We remain grateful and impressed.

Shelley Jacobson is truly an angel. she went above and beyond to meet a desperate need that I had…read morefor my Aging sister-in-law. We had an emergency and she created away to come into our aid. It is so good to know there is always help from the Visiting angels!!

They hire people depending on their race/accent. Had an interview with them everything went well,…read moreand the they asked me about my accent and where am from. Before that the interviewer was telling me that i needed to do and i need to complete them by the end of week and when i told her about my accent and everything she later sent me an email saying that my application was not accepted. It's a discrimination and a highly unprofessional environment. WOULD NOT RECOMMEND ANYONE TO WORK FOR THEM. I can't imagine how bad they treat their elderly clients.

I am a current employee at Avamere at Hillsboro, and I absolutely love this company! I've been here…read moresince August 2019, and have come to truly appreciate how sincere each and every employee is in their care for our residents! My coworkers are an inspiration, and I regularly receive compliments from residents and their families regarding the care we are providing. Before coming to work here, Avamere had been a customer of the company where I previously worked. I had the opportunity to work in Care Communities (assisted living, skilled nursing and rehabilitation centers) all over Oregon and Washington. I worked in communities and facilities which were run by Avamere, as well as their "competitors". From my perspective, you could feel a difference in Avamere versus the others. The staff were genuine, and offered sincere compassion for their residents and patients. The administration seemed to be connected with the staff and resident and patients, as well. It was the many opportunities I had to work with the different companies, and in so many locations, which led me to want to work for Avamere. Unfortunately, I had signed a non-compete clause with my former company, and therefore had to be separated from them for 2 years before I could be employed with Avamere. So, I did my time! Now, I'm here, at Avamere (Avamere At Hillsboro) with intention! I love this company and couldn't be happier with the decision I made!! If you want a great and caring place for your loved one to reside, or if you want to work with some of the best people, come check out Avamere at Hillsboro!

Just want to warn everyone to keep they're loved ones away from this place. I am a former employee…read morefor Avamere. I worked in the dementia unit for residents that need extra care with day to day activities such as going to the bathroom, getting dressed, etc. I only worked in the dementia unit so I cannot speak for the assisted living section. I treated our residents with the dignity and respect they needed and deserved. After working there for almost a year I noticed the manager, Executive, care staff and nurse turn over rate was brutal. Not one person could keep a job there because they kept getting fired, I didn't know why until about a month before I was let go as well. Everyone who tried to report avamere was fired. residents were getting neglected in one way or another from nurses giving expired medications (like insulin for our diabetic residents) to the care staff laughing at residents and giving them terrible nicknames that correlated with disabilities that they had. I reported this kind of behavior to my managers and executives and they made me believe they were doing all they could to prevent it. After months of this vulgar behavior i felt that I could not stand by and watch these residents that I had become so close to be neglected and abused. I called the regional nurse and told her my concerns for the residents because my direct supervisors were taking no course of action after 5 months of this behavior from the staff. She pretended to hear my concerns and as soon as I was done talking to her she called my direct nurse and I was brought into her office and given a warning about "going over her head". A couple months go by and the behavior of the staff seemed to be getting worse. One day my co-worker and I were on break at the same time and I expressed my concerns to her and told her I wanted to get in contact with the state board of nursing and report Avamere at Hillsboro as a whole. I grew very close to most of the residents I took care of and hated the thought of them not getting the best care they could if the managers would just do they're jobs... well my co-worker went to my direct supervisor and told her that I wanted to report Avamere to the state for elder abuse. Less than a week later I was pulled into my direct supervisors office and was told they would have to let me go because I was "not getting along with my co-workers". A report to the state would seem a lot less believable from a disgruntled employee... Please don't put your loved ones here, at least not in the dementia unit. The staff feel like they can get away with whatever they want because residents with dementia cannot speak for themselves in most cases and if they can most people will not believe them. Avamere does not care about its residents or the residents families. They are only here for the money. This truly broke my heart.

I t took me over a year to find a facility that was willing to accept my mother due to her many…read moremedical issues and advanced dementia. Even though I had to cancel moving her in once, when I contacted the office a second time, I was almost immediately accepted. From day one her care was amazing. I truly appreciate the care my mother had at the end. This is a wonderful facility.

Rather than a specific experience, I am writing to rave about the staff at this facility. I visit…read morea number of times a week and I find interaction between caretaker, nurse and patient to be consistently kind, patient, gentle and caring. When I walk out the door, I know my husband will be cared for and treated well. I am grateful. In particular, I would like to rave about Tammy, Keeley, Sherry, Linda and Mona not only for doing their job but going far beyond what they "have" to do. When Tammy is at work, the entire atmosphere of the floor is happier. I know that both Tammy and Keeley care for each and every resident as if they were their own family. The Director of Nursing, Amber, is always available to listen and offer advice. She is an outstanding example of how to treat others the way you would like to be treated. I'm grateful!