Could not be happier with the staff and quality of care my husband AND I are receiving! Asad, who…read morebathes/showers him 3x wk, is so gentle and thorough caring for my husband. He greets him by putting himself at my husband's level to talk with him, as he has dementia/Parkinson's & currently bedridden. I feel Asad is one of God's earthly angels! Lilly, our Hospice nurse, is an absolute gem! She visits 2x a week, checks him from head to toe and provides impeccable care...always gentle, very caring & helpful in so many ways. The staff that I have met/talked with genuinely care and always available to help with our needs...equipment,meds, supplies quickly provided! I can't exclude the office staff as they are friendly, attentive & ready to serve. Stephanie, Social Worker, always available, efficiently provides answers to my many questions & concerns. Chaplain Alan, a gentle soul, comes for visits & prays with us. Such a sweet man! We are truly blessed to be with Oasis Hospice care!

My husband was with Oasis Hospice recently and the care he received was amazing. Dr Latthe, the…read morenurses, aides and supportive care were all so attentive and knowledgeable. They all went over and above in caring for him, meeting needs during his decline and supporting our family during this difficult time.

Houston Hospice - Diamond Team, lasted a week before I had to fire them and find another hospice…read morethat could provide end of life care for my mother. To begin, their intake nurses are rough, belligerent and detached. The lady we got could care less about my mother, she just wanted to do the minimum and get out. Not a single commitment was upheld, not one. We called for support and help four times in the first week and the average time to hear back from someone was two hours, then another two hours for a nurse to arrive. So if you have an emergency, just call the ambulance and have the hospital take care of it, it's faster, and your loved one will suffer less. Now, as a result of me firing them, they became hostile, threatened to make me pay for equipment they left behind and failed to retrieve. They never took into consideration that my mom had died and their employees, having missed the appointment to pick up the equipment, lied and said a dead woman was preventing them from getting it. We choose to go with another company who was hands down better suited for caring for end of life patients. Houston Hospice is a money game, you are a dollar sign, if you are cool with that, then use them.

Complete bait-and-switch. The admissions representative sold us on services and timing that simply…read moredid not happen. When my mother was discharged home, we were told her equipment would be delivered the day before discharge. That did not happen. We were also told a hospice nurse would be at the house waiting to assess her when she arrived home. That also did not happen. I had to call multiple times just to find out where the equipment was and when a nurse would arrive. We then learned she had not even been fully admitted yet. It took several days to sort everything out during a very stressful time. One nurse who came out did not appear to know how to use the oxygen equipment. A week into hospice care, we still had not seen a nurse aide and again had to call to ask what was going on. The organization has felt extremely disorganized from the start. Communication between admissions and the clinical team does not appear coordinated, and the promises made to our family were not followed through. Most concerning, the nurse assigned to care for my dying parent has spent significant time on her phone during visits rather than focused on patient care. This has been incredibly disappointing during one of the hardest times for our family. Families considering hospice should ask detailed questions and verify exactly what services will actually be provided and when.