I can't say enough good things about every single person I dealt with at Hopewell. We had round the…read moreclock care for 2 weeks for my mother in my home. We got the news at 5pm Saturday that the hospital was discharging my mother. I was lost on what to do. She really couldn't walk or take care of herself. I work full time and knew we'd have to either put her in a nursing home or somthing. TMH told me about Hopewell, I called and they had the first aid at our home by 8pm that night! I felt so relieved that my mother would have care and I could sleep at night and still work. Every Home health aid that we had was wonderful. Respectful and helpful. So professional. Thank you so much for the great care and peace of mind!

They were great. When a good friend of mine was fighting Cancer and her family was far away,…read moreHopewell companions and CNA's were there to take care of her. They were fantastic. Reliable, friendly and just great. We really liked the ability we had to call the RN's on staff and ask questions at any time of day. What a great additional service. I would highly recommend them to anyone.

If you're reading this I know you're having a hard time. But Big Bend Hospice is a really nice…read moreplace. You will have 24 hour access to your loved one. Parking is free and there are several restaurants in the area. The rooms are large and comfortable with cable tv and plenty of seating. The chairs fold into beds if you want to sleep over. My loved one had a private room and restroom with a shower. It's more peaceful than a hospital. There are fresh flowers and hummingbird feeders outside the windows. Watching birds compete with a squirrel for food was a welcome distraction. Unfortunately, the main gazebo was occupied by a smoker. But there are quiet places including a reflection room with a guitar you can borrow and outdoor seating throughout the space. A musician came by and sang to my loved one. Volunteers will occasionally relieve you if you don't want to leave your person alone. A church left a basket of snacks & beverages for the staff and visitors. There's a kitchen area with a full-size fridge, microwave and plastic utensils so you can bring or reheat meals. My loved one was regularly bathed and cared for. But it was difficult for me to grasp that patients aren't encouraged to drink water or do anything that will prolong life. The goal of hospice is to prioritize the patient's comfort and dignity and to support the family. The staff is accessible and caring with one exception. The first nurse I met was miffed when I asked about how often my loved one would be turned to prevent bedsores. But you have to advocate if they can't speak for themselves. Overall, I wish my loved one could have gone to BBH when there was still time to appreciate the surroundings. I recommend Big Bend and I hope this review makes your decision easier. Hugs!

The beauty of hospice services is they are designed to meet you where you are. Whether you live in…read moreyour own home or apartment, the home of a family member or friend, or in an assisted-living or nursing home facility, hospice services are accessible to all eligible patients. Their services are even available in hospital settings.

Tallahassee's "The Grove at Canopy" was my step-mother's home for the last 4 years of her life. She…read moreenjoyed the comfort and freedom of independent living for 3 of those years. And during the final year (first in assisted living and then memory care) the staff consistently went far above any basic requirements of their jobs. They greatly exceeded my expectations! I only live a mile from there, was in the facility several times each week, and had ample opportunity to see these people at work. ALL of them were outstanding! In particular, I give special thanks to Director of Nursing Asya Williams and Director of Memory Care Danielle Cooper and to their teams for all they did, especially as failing health made Ede's life more challenging. When the time comes, I hope I can live in a place as nice as this. I commend them, and I recommend them. Prospective residents will have a hard time finding anything better in this very competitive market.

After nearly 3 years at the Grove we've had plenty of time to realize The Grove was the perfect…read morechoice for my Dad to start a new chapter in his life. He loves the chef prepared meals, companionship and activities that keep him vital. His assisted living apartment is spacious with 10' high ceilings, has a full size kitchen and refrigerator along with pretty granite countertops that is the same size as independent living apartments w/o the dishwasher or range. The larger kitchen space makes it feel more like a home and you can with plenty of counter space for a coffee pot, toaster oven etc. From his apartment my Dad loves seeing who's coming and going throughout the day and the beautiful evening sunsets. There's enough room for a full size sofa and recliner along with barstools at the bar...plenty of space for a family gathering. The bedroom easily fits a queen size bed and the built in washer and dryer are super convenient even though they will clean and do laundry regularly as you wish. The lobby is quite grand and opens to the second story balcony, there are four large chairs grouped around a fireplace where residents enjoy sitting, visiting, and greeting throughout the day. The whole building is state of the art and professionally decorated. The dining room is beautiful, the bistro has quartz countertops and is open and bright. The sizable bar area has sliding glass doors that open to a large covered patio overlooking green space that serves as a small putting green or game of croquet AND a fire pit! In another area, there is a large open air atrium with a beautiful water fountain with comfy chairs to relax and enjoy. They have happy hour every Friday before dinner, games and activities are planned throughout the day, movie night is every night at 6:30, my Dad's favorite activity is the acrylic painting class held weekly by an award wining teacher, Debbie Gaedke. They bring in entertainment regularly and use any excuse to have a party. 2019 we had our Christmas dinner at The Grove and it felt like the old days when we had our own large family gatherings. We always look forward to meals by Chef Dean. There's a small dog park that is a fenced in area w/o much for the dogs to do, I would love to see a couple of trees and/or shrubs planted to give the dogs a place to do their business in private or sniff around. There is a bench but during the summer it's too hot without a cover. That said, we are VERY happy they allow dogs!! Thinking of moving to the Grove? Tell them if my review helped, I love sending people their way as they are the best act in town. I have to add that the administrator has been there almost since they opened their doors and takes the time to touch base with family's and get to know her residents. We appreciate Crystal!

The staff was friendly and very accommodating and they gave us lots of good information and tips…read moreabout moving in to Azalea Gardens.

I visit Azalea Gardens frequently with Animal therapy. The staff is always so kind and helpful…read more Also, the facility is very clean and decorated elegant..

The Villas at Killearn Lakes is such a unique and wonderful…read more facility. The atmosphere is that of a family in a home setting. Each Villa is well designed and so easy to navigate for the elders - no stairs or elevators - and when the come out of their rooms, there is a living and dining area easily accessible. This is so valuable for elders with dementia. This thing that makes it most special is the love, care and attention the elders receive from the owner, Pete, the director, Bobbie, and all the other staff members. My uncle was well-loved and cared for 3 1/2 years.

My parents are fortunate enough to be able to live at the Villas at Killearn Lakes! I can say…read moreenough wonderful things about the staff and programming.

I just finished my first interaction with this law firm. I wholeheartedly without reservation…read morerecommend them, I had a time critical issue with the state of Florida that I was trying to resolve one day before a closing. It normally takes 5 or 7 days. Mr. Conticello resolved it successfully in a single day. The return phone calls and the text and emails were timely. I received updates from start to resolution. I am very satisfied and give them a strong recommendation.

I contacted Conticello, PA for assistance with a complex legal matter involving a dispute with my…read moreschool district over a public records request. Tony responded quickly, asked very insightful questions and provided sound advice. We agreed on a course of action which he executed quickly and masterfully. I was very satisfied with the service I received from Conticello, PA.

The care our mother received at Tapestry was outstanding. Compassionate staff, excellent oversight,…read moreand genuine respect made an incredibly difficult time easier for our family.

Simply called to ask about rates and availability and the sales person was rude and short with me…read more Needless to say we decided not to bother with them, if they don't even have a friendly customer service I can only image how they treat their residents. Would not put a loved one here.