Rest easy and look no further! Comfort Keepers is exceptional in providing high quality caregivers…read morewith exceptional standards. My mother has dementia and recovering from a broken hip. Caregiver Julie immediately won over my mother and family. Her dedication to details for all the nuances of my mothers care was exceptional. She cooks fresh healthy meals, works on her mobility and strengthening her hip. Julie gives my mother room to be independent while balancing when to step in. Julie's very in-tune with my mothers stage in life and engages with her in a lovely caring natural flow. Julie keeps the home clean and tidy. WE LOVE JULIE! Highly recommend Comfort Keepers Home Care!

Comfort Keepers provided the best caregiver one could ask for. Lucy is our caregiver for my…read moreelderly mother who has Alzheimer's. We were desperate to find help, but it had to be someone who could engage and stimulate my mother, since she is not bedridden. We also wanted someone trustworthy and independent, and Lucy is all that. My mother was just sitting all day, before Lucy came to help. Lucy made a strong connection immediately, figured out a fun,creative way for my mother to remember her name based on my mom's interests. Lucy has taken a load off of myself and my family with the help she provides. She has organized my mom's space making getting her clothes easier for her, has been able to help her to take showers and wash hair (this was a constant battle and stressor before Lucy), takes her out to walk and keep her stamina up, and overall provides companionship, along with handling the needed activity. Lucy is a competent and experienced caregiver who knows what to do without any direction. Lucy has given us peace and some of our time back. Thank you so much to Comfort keepers for assigning Lucy and most importantly thanks to Lucy for all your help in our home.

Kathy was absolutely incredible during my recovery from knee replacement surgery. Having physical…read moretherapy at home isn't always calm or quiet, we had adult kids coming in and out, two large dogs roaming around, barking , and plenty of other distractions but she handled it all with professionalism, patience, and grace. She knew exactly how to push me just enough to make real progress without ever pushing too far. That balance made all the difference. In just three weeks, I've made more progress than I expected, and I truly credit that to her expertise and encouragement. She's knowledgeable, compassionate, adaptable, and completely dedicated to her patients. I'm so grateful she was part of my recovery journey. Thank you Kathy !

I am incredibly grateful for the care and professionalism of my in-home therapist. From the very…read morefirst visit Cathy was compassionate, attentive, and highly skilled. Each session was tailored to my needs, clearly explained, and done with patience and encouragement. Her positive attitude and genuine concern made a challenging recovery process feel manageable and hopeful. Cathy not only helped me physically but also gave me confidence and motivation to keep improving between visits. I truly felt supported, respected, and cared for in my own home. I would highly recommend their services to anyone needing in-home therapy--they go above and beyond in every way. GrandCare representive Laura went above and beyond in coordination with my home schedule and getting me an extension for 4 more sessions. I felt heard and appreciate her effort and support. Laura Q

What a great facility with amazing nurses. The type of care they take is great. I don't understand…read moreall the negative comments I'm seeing. People expect their loved ones to be taken care of 24/7 but that a recovery facility not your personal nurse who can be there at all time.

My grandma was sent here from Kaiser to rehab. Upon arrival we notice the condition was egregiously…read morehorrible. Countless amount of flies with no AC flowing in July. We had a nurse working at this place tell us do not leave your loved one here under no circumstance. We took her out the next day with her only being at the facility for one day. Pass on this facility

Some people jokingly refer to the University of Notre Dame as Catholic Disneyland. On Sundays,…read morethere are literally dozens of places on campus to go to Mass; every dorm has its own chapel; there are more priests walking around in their black suits than you've seen since the early 1980s, and all the famous campus landmarks associated with football (Touchdown Jesus, Fair Catch Corby, First Down Moses) are actually pieces of religious art. Well, if Notre Dame is Catholic Disneyland, then Santa Teresita is Catholic Disneyland for old folks. No, there aren't dozens of chapels on its little campus, but you can't visit without seeing at least one or two Carmelite nuns in their traditional habits (all-white habits if they're doing medical work), and although I've only visited four or five times, I've met at least two different priests here, and I never came for Mass or any other religious service. The religious who work and volunteer here simply love spending time with the residents, and it shows. I know about Santa Teresita because my then 100-year-old great aunt moved in for a month when her full-time caregiver was on vacation. My very religious aunt loved the setting, the nuns and priests, and especially the staff members. She couldn't say enough about how well everyone treated her, and even though she was determined to live out her days in her own home, she admitted that Santa Teresita wouldn't be a bad place to be if she needed to live here. That might not sound like a glowing endorsement, but coming from my aunt, who never would have dreamed of leaving her house, it was an encouraging sign of openness. Not long after her 102nd birthday, my aunt's caregiver retired, and my aunt moved in to Santa Teresita permanently. This time, she had a room on the second floor, close to the elevator, and I visited her five or six times. My mom was largely in charge of finances and making sure she had everything she needed, and my aunt was always telling my mom to bring chocolates and other little things to give to the staff members and the nuns. My aunt really took to and loved the people who worked here, and when I met the employees and volunteers when I would come to pick her up or bring her back, I could tell they took their jobs seriously and truly enjoyed my aunt's company. The grounds are lovely. All the residents live in two cottages separated by a cute courtyard. I've only been inside the newer cottage, but they both look very nice from outside. If you toured my aunt's cottage while no one was there, you would have no idea that this is an old-age home. It feels more like a modern apartment complex with many large, inviting common areas. When we would bring my aunt back to Santa Teresita at night after some social event, there were always at least a few people in one of the main shared areas watching a movie on the TV. In addition to residents, staff members and priests would sometimes be there, but it felt totally natural, as if friends were just watching a movie together. I don't know many of the specifics, but I know that Santa Teresita offers various group activities for the residents, including field trips and on-site parties. At last year's Halloween party, my aunt won an award for having the best costume. Administratively, my mom dealt mostly with Sister Carmen, whom I only met once but who plays a big part in my whole family's estimation of Santa Teresita. She's a high-energy crackerjack marked by her deep commitment to her residents and making sure everything is running properly. My aunt's needs changed over the time she was at Santa Teresita, and Sister Carmen was always patient with and helpful to my mom in terms of assessing and changing levels of care. My aunt passed away peacefully in her sleep at Santa Teresita this past February. She was 102-years-old and had lived a full, enchanted kind of life. At her funeral, I got to meet Sister Carmen and some of the other employees and volunteers who cared for my aunt. She had left a deep impression on them, and despite the fact that the funeral was very far away from Duarte, a lot of people from Santa Teresita came to pay their respects. They also had a separate memorial service for my aunt at Santa Teresita. Rehabilitation and old-age homes can and often do feel so depressing. Nothing at Santa Teresita ever felt that way. From the setting itself to the employees and volunteers, there was always a sense of goodwill and companionship.

Beautiful place, I love the roses, everyone is helpful, mainly the sexy bodyguard, and there is…read moreplenty of parking space.

Lousy company we had an appointment for today for orientation to discuss my needs, and the owner…read morehimself canceled the appointment without discussing it with us they said because they do not provide one day services, but they don't realize we needed it for multiple days not just one day. It was the owner of the company that canceled it. It was his name on the email. I do not recommend this company. They obviously don't care about people that need help. They don't even feel you need an explanation as to why they canceled this company deserves every bad review that they receive.

*NOTE: My updated review is solely for customer service, not the service itself…read more Some weeks after writing my review, I was contacted by both an employee from Oasis as well as the owner Cameron. Both expressed sincere apologies for the missed appointment and explained it was due to simple clerical error. While I have already engaged another in-home care service, it's clear to me that Oasis cares about their reputation and client experience. I appreciated their offers to make the situation right and wanted to reflect their sincere efforts in an updated review.

Beautiful retirement community. Even when I just came for a retreat, but I clearly can see that…read moreit's a great place for seniors.

This review is based on my vivid impressions visiting on different occasions. The first time was…read morewhenI was in graduate school working with a partner on an assignment to interview a retired missionary who lived there As we visited, I was si impressed that I thought "too bad its for Presbyterian ministers and missionaries because I would LOVE to have a place like this to live when I'm elderly." The little homes and streets are so charming, there are many shade trees and nice places to walk, as well as many activities and a convenient amenities. , which is the main reason I hope to s p end my " golden" years there. It is no longer run by the Presbyterians and is open to all. I have attended interesring events there and hope to move there within the next few years. They have fruit trees. A small fitness center, pickleball court, swimming pool, guest housing, assisted living and memory care if needed, though most residents are independent, active seniors. There is a nice community feel in the place

If I need assisted living in the future, I would like to come here. The setting is gorgeous, the…read moreamenities are just right and it's close to anything that I might need.

I did registry here as an LVN. I've been to over 102+ communities , facilities, prisons(psych), and…read more hospitals. Non of them have been able to be EXCITED to go to work. The employee ARE HAPPY. THEY GIVE THE KIND IF CARE EVERY HUMAN DESERVES, MORNING NOON AND NIGHT. The location is a dream come true you're not on earth your in a paradise of community. The residents, The residents, The Residents. They've blessed me at 40 in ways I can't explain, sitting down with them is a gift. They love it here and it shows. It made my med pass more of a trip to my grands house I was so intrigued with them. If I have a chance to work her. I'm running you don't see places like this anymore. The administration respects its employees.. THIS IS THEE STANDARD OF NURSING CARE AND SENIOR LIVING. Great job ! Beautiful facility Happy employees and helpful Happy residence.s