Hi, I wanted to take a moment to thank this staff so much from the bottom of my heart for your care…read morefor my best friend when she was sick and vulnerable. The professionalism and knowledge on each stage was so helpful.This is my 1st experience with death up close and personal. Each nurse and CNA that came on shift was helpful and attentive to my sweet friend. You helped her die with dignity. The way you bathed her, washed her hair, brushed and braided her hair. Also I'd like to say thank you for helping me get through the hard parts and for helping me see how important is was to share my heart with her as I sat by her side. I have no regrets as to the last few days of her life. I know my beautiful friend was shedding the burdensome body that caused her pain and suffering for so long and your staff from the 1st to the last nurse I met helped her do that in such a meaningful and kind way. Thanks for giving me a safe comfortable place to sleep and for the amazing meals you brought me, when I was totally starving. Someone always checked on my well being. When I die I want to come there. Sincerely Dee Dee

We have used Compassus twice for Dad and both times there was little or no communication from them…read moreto us. There were Issues with his medications getting refilled on time. There was no conversation with dad about his goals until we asked them to have the conversation. There was no call from them with sympathy upon his death and they also sent out the one nurse he requested not to ever visit him upon his death. Thank goodness his long term care home turned that nurse away. We have no issues with the doctors. I would not recommend Compassus.

My mother was frail, stage 4 with pancreatic cancer, she was given a Fentynol patch for the first…read moretime with zero follow-up. She lived alone and was found on the floor with oxygen wrapped around her neck. She had such a bad effect she had to be taken to a nursing home for care. Since then she declined rapidly and passed away four months later. The nurse apparently quit and Joan who was in charge never communicated that my mother should be checked on. Compassus Sedona has terrible management, and they show zero compassion. Pick another hospice company please! Compassus is only about making money, they don't care about the patient.

Dropped the ball so many times, lost their home health RN and then just disappeared. Didn't tell…read morethe patient that ran out of medication that her case worker was gone.I think six unreturned calls is a reason to warn others. Somebody new every week. I two cases I'm aware of they made patients worse by above actions, or inaction. Last straw is NO transfer of care and no phone or letter stating they quit. I Found that out through insurer. If your loved one has them lawyerup!

My mom was in the care of this hospice after she had a stroke and I could not have been more…read moreimpressed with both the lovely facility and the quality of the care. I have had other experiences with hospices, all of them positive, but this one excelled. The care was extraordinarily competent and respectful. As family, we were cared for right along side the dying person. Best of all, this hospice works on a sliding scale thanks to generous donors, and my mom, who had few resources, got world class care at a price that she could afford. I can't say enough about Verde Valley Hospice and will always be deeply grateful to the goodness experienced at such a difficult time in my life.

From the owner: Who is Verde Valley Community Hospice? Verde Valley…read moreCommunity Hospice was established by two passionately devoted firefighters, Trent Adams and Billy Hayes, who each have served for over three decades. Trent and his wife Sheila, a Registered Hospice Nurse, along with Billy, share the same passion to provide quality palliative end-of-life care throughout the Verde Valley community. It is a direct result of the nature of their years in the Fire Department of caring for those who have encountered traumatic events, that they understand how important it is to support those finding themselves in difficult situations. They have witnessed a multitude of fellow humans who have encountered unexpected & painful situations, such as the sudden death of a loved one, heart attacks and serious falls. This has driven them to create a hospice team based on Love & Compassion, which operates under a philosophy of Prevention, Education, Hope, and Care for one another during our end-of-life time.

It's not easy when your loved one is getting ready to leave. My father passed away during a window…read moreof time where the pandemic left us with very little available help. My mom and I were alone in caring for my father. We were terrified. The nurses from this company were so kind and informative. They held our hands for the worst of the process. We'll never forget everything they did for us. The non-denominational chaplain even won over my catholic mother, which is a bonus.

The care my dad has received from Maggie's Hospice has been way above and beyond. Our family is…read moreforever grateful to them for their skill and their heart. I trust them completely.

Maggie's hospice spoke with the owner of Circle of Life, a small caregiver home company, who told…read morethem not to take my husband as a patient. My husband was dying from Alzheimer's and a fractured pelvis. Maggie's declined me saying they were full. However a close friend and advocate against the business less than honorable business dealings of Circle of Life called Maggie's immediately and recorded a phone conversation where she was told they were not full and there was no problem taking her loved one into their care. I'd would tread very carefully if you choose to deal with either of these companies

don't go here, besides the care being horrible and the nurses being rude AF!. They treat the…read moreworkers horrible and are very racist. Almost everyone there don't know how to do there job especially the nurses who need to find a way to get off their phone and back to work. Quality of care was very minimum and not good. Never taking my mother to this place again!

I would not recommend it…read more 1. Food is not healthy, (the caregivers got my mom's food wrong every other day) 2. Med techs not trained well enough 3. The med tech would get my mother's medication wrong too often (nurse communication issue) 4. No consistency with staff (caregivers or med techs) 5. The main nurse does not talk to hospice nurse (communication breakdown) -programming great -amazing view -hire a private caregiver for consistency (biggest recommendation!)