Community took care of my father, and I was very impressed. Each nurse was compassionate and took…read moretime with all family members. They care for the whole family, and our Chaplain visited my mom after Dad died. Wonderful organization!

We as a Family chose Community Hospice and couldn't have been happier. We are one of the Lucky…read moreFamilies because as of now our Mother is thriving and has no need for Hospice. We had Community for a short 90 days and when we started we thought our Mother only had 3 weeks to Live. We were so Lucky to have the team of Jacob & Eunice. Jacob was our nurse and Eunice was the aide that assisted with bathing. They treated the whole family, not just the patient, with love & respect. Their hearts were in the perfect place! Communication is such a key, to assisting the family with the hardship of an elderly parent. Thanks Community for the Love, Care and Respect, it was a true Joy working with this company. oxo

I feel terrible for the people reading their bad reviews who had a bad experience. I just went…read morethrough a death in May 2026 and Heart to Heart was amazing in Fort Worth. Every single person was one of the kindest people I had ever met, each and every one, not sure how you collect that many saints in one spot. The companies attention to pain management is amazing from what we saw and responsiveness was great.

Staff was excellent. Very professional and educational. Couldn't ask for better during a very…read moredifficult time.

The first night, the nurse was supposed to to bring medication, it never got brought to us…read moreresulting in 3 seizures. They are understaffed, when dad was imminent and told her should be under critical care, there was no one here, no one to help take care of him like was promised. Staff came into the home so loud, what's caring about yelling right next to your family member trying to pass. Never got the supplies we needed. Nurse came into and first time meeting this one she said "man he sounds terrible" wow thank you so much for that. It's crazy how they advocate for comfort care and do not care about comfort at all. Do not hire, do not even consider. It made our father's passing process a nightmare.

I flew down to be with my friend at the end of his life. He was chemically sensitive, and the staff…read morewas caring enough to really respond to this need of ours: They posted a sign on the door so no perfumes or chemicals went into the room, and the door stayed closed. I felt well cared for, as I needed to stay over with him, and each new nurse on duty really checked to make sure my friend's needs were being met. I met with two doctors, and they obviously cared, as they made variations in my friend's treatment, and spent time discussing with me. All of the staff was friendly. My friend had a cheerful room with lots of natural light. This was end of life care, and it was done with compassion, honesty and experience. I sensed that one nurse in particular really cared for my friend, and that was an added bonus. I also like that this facility allows visitors 24 hours a day which adds to the safety of each patient.

I love how they work with my schedule. I enjoy working with the clients they connect me withread more

Home Instead is a god sent to our family. I was able to relax without worrying about catching up on…read moremy nightly chores and able to spend quality time with my grandmother. Our caregiver tonight Yasmin went above and beyond my families expectations. We are extremely thankful for Yasmin my grandmother wanted to adopt her as another granddaughter. Look no further for care givers, Home Instead is top notch.

Waldo and the Knights of Comfort Hospice and Palliative team go the extra mile every time. Even…read morewhen there may be obstacles, they find the resources and a generous heart to make things happen. Their team respond promptly. Your loved ones are in excellent and caring hands!

Knights of Comfort provided knowledgeable, compassionate care for a close family member while she…read morewas passing. Waldo made sure that she had everything she needed and was diligent in checking on her and providing information and updates to our family. Waldo walks on water as far as our family is concerned.

Grace Hospice did a marvelous job with my wife's mother last days in our home. The nurse, Monya,…read morewas wonderful and the whole organization lived up to their promises they made when we interviewed different Hospice companies.

I know this is a very strange thing to write a Yelp review about -- and I wouldn't, except that I'd…read morelike to save the next person the trouble of not finding any valuable info during a stressful time. By definition, when you're researching hospice care for a loved one, you're in a terrified and overwhelmed state of mind. But as soon as you pick a hospice service, what you need is for that company or facility to do the one thing hospice care is supposed to do: help you keep your loved one from dying in pain. Compassus didn't do that for us. They're a "home hospice" service that essentially dropped off a bag of powerful drugs with minimal instruction to us for how or when to use it in the final days of our mother's battle with cancer. After days of her being in terrible pain despite these pharmaceuticals (and being told by their visiting nurse to just "keep doing what we're doing") -- we demanded that an actual doctor come to our home to assess the situation. This doctor suddenly re-evaluated the situation, ordered ALL NEW prescriptions, and told us we were "way behind" on pain management. The doctor told us that the drugs we'd been given were intended for breakthrough pain, not for the baseline of pain management. So... if we hadn't called and freaked out and gotten a doctor to come to the house after DAYS of their initial treatment plan keeping our mother in pain (their policy is to only have you dealing with their nurses and aids)... would she have just stayed in pain to the very end? Who was supposed to set up this mystical "baseline" of pain management? Who failed to do their ONE job and kept us all in the terrible situation of watching the person closest to us writhe in agony? We never found out -- even the doctor who told us everything we had and were doing was wrong, didn't accept responsibility for Compassus having dropped the ball from the very beginning. Do not use this company. Do not rely on them in your darkest hours. Go with anyone else who is available to help you get through the worst days of your life. They'll only make it harder.

My dad was end stage dementia and my brother, sister and I were unsure what to do next. We had him…read moreat home because he always said he didn't want to be in a nursing home. I called Compassus and they were IMMEDIATELY on the ball. They sent nurses, aides, a chaplain and a social worker. Everyone was caring, compassionate and most importantly to us, Christian. They prayed with us and my dad and played hymns on a lap harp. Everyone was so kind and caring. Towards the end, we were given a box of very powerful pain and anxiety meds to administer to my dad to help ease his transition. We felt, as a family, we were all taken care of, not just my dad. I would not hesitate to recommend this caring, loving, compassionate company to anyone. Compassus, thank you so much, for everything.

Excellent patient care, so impressed with their coordination of care. There staff at the office are…read morealways to assist with all our needs.

felt bullied when we made the decision to change to a different hospice company because of poor…read morecare.

My mom almost died in their care, they were neglectful, left her in pain for weeks, then told us…read morethat we had to remove her from hospice to treat her for gangrene. My mom lost a limb and almost lost her life on their watch.

Shout Out to an amazing CNA Denise! She always goes above and beyond......If I could do 10 stars I…read morewould!