Great experience with Right at Home. Laura Kraft truly stands out, she is passionate, caring, and…read morealways does what is right for her clients. You can tell she genuinely puts people first. You are in good hands when Laura is involved.

We turned to Right at Home Care after my father had surgery and needed immediate support at home…read moreunexpectedly. It was our first time navigating this kind of service, and honestly, we didn't know what to expect. From the start, they moved quickly. They came out right away to assess the situation, made clear and thoughtful recommendations, and matched us with caregivers who were genuinely excellent. No scrambling, no gaps, they just handled it. Rebecca and Lauren managed everything on the care coordination side, and they were outstanding. Responsive, proactive, and easy to communicate with throughout the entire process. That kind of communication matters enormously when your family is stressed and trying to make good decisions fast. The caregivers themselves were professional, kind, and clearly knew what they were doing. My father was well looked after, and that peace of mind is hard to put a price on. If you're on the fence about whether a service like this is worth it, it is. We're grateful we found them when we needed it most.

Love Careworks, they match you up with clients that match with you or the clients needs. They make…read moresure it's a perfect fit for your loved ones. They respond quickly if there is an issue. They accommodate all needs and requests to the best of their ability. Everyone is super nice and very respectful! You can't go wrong working for Careworks I've had the best experience so far!!

Careworks is a fantastic company to work for! They are caring, considerate and more than fair…read more Rench is AWESOME!! She Listens and she really cares!

I highly recommend Homewell Care Services to anyone looking for a reliable, high quality in home…read morecare company. The care team truly treats you like family and it shows!

Everyone here is very kind and caring it's a relief to find people who I feel I can depend on to…read morehelp me care for my mom. Shout out to Stephanie she is the best.

Rina Boidon and Care America Homecare Services are truly exceptional. Rina is one of the most…read moreattentive and dedicated professionals I've ever worked with in senior care. Her communication is incredibly prompt, her follow-through is flawless, and her diligence is tireless. She has a gift for anticipating needs--big or small--and addressing them with compassion, clarity, and efficiency. What really stands out is how comprehensive her approach is. Whether a client needs minimal assistance or a full spectrum of home care support, Rina ensures every detail is handled with professionalism and genuine heart. She treats each individual with dignity, respect, and the kind of personal care you'd hope every loved one could receive. If you or someone you care about needs dependable, thoughtful, and highly skilled home care services, I cannot recommend Rina and Care America enough. She makes a tremendous difference. David Kline Lovett Broker/Owner - NextHome First Choice Realty 714.979.9988 Lic #00831621

I rarely do reviews on anything. But I felt like I needed to let people who might be in the needs…read moreknow about this agency. My mother was hospitalized and I did not know what to do next. I was in panic and felt like losing my mind. Fortunately through the social worker, I connected with Rina. Thankfully, that was one of the best moves I made in my life. Rina was beyond being patient and spent a lot of time with me both on the phone and helping me check out assisted living facilities. She also explained what options I might have. Things were slowly getting together with Rina and Jorge Zelaya's help through this difficult time. Rina didn't make me feel like just another client; she treated me like I was part of her own family. People, if you or your loved ones who are in need of getting a care, give them a call now!

BrightStar Care has many trained caregivers to take care of your loved ones. They have many…read moretrained alzeheimer and dementia care caregivers. All the caregivers take ongoing specialized training.

BrightStar Care has the most caregivers and nurses in Orange County. The caregivers get ongoing…read moretraining throughout the year. They have the most quality caring caregivers. They offer various types of care from home health care to hospice, etc.

We are so grateful for the care and support we received from Griswold Home Care during such a…read moredifficult time with my dad's dementia. Juan was incredibly caring, compassionate, patient, and helpful every step of the way. The entire team was wonderful and truly made us feel supported and understood throughout the process. Knowing my dad was being cared for by people who genuinely cared about his well-being brought our family so much comfort and peace of mind. We highly recommend Griswold Home Care to anyone looking for trustworthy, compassionate care for a loved one.

Highly recommend this company and team. Very caring, very helpful, very considerate. They even did…read morethe dishes and laundry. I had surgery on my leg and needed some strong guys to care for me. They did. They gave 24/7 care for over a week and I am so glad we used them.Took all the stress off my wife and me. Be sure to put them in your consideration list if you need home health care.

This review is long over due. I had a loved one at this residential care home for 10 months. The…read moreowners also have a non-emergency medical transport business. Room and board with meals, care and medication management. The meals they provided were not balanced, not nutrient rich - all processed, all white/beige food items, no fresh items. The house looks like it needs a good power wash. Filth in the corners of the floors. The kitchen is a hoarder's mess. I'm sure it wouldn't pass a heath inspection. My dad had a hoarding problem and the care givers at the home added fuel to the fire by allowing every package that was delivered to the house into his room. There was only a narrow path of space that allowed his wheelchair to move to and from the bathroom into the room. All other space, including the bed, was filled with packages and crap. I came often for visits and would fill my car and asked multiple times to please stop putting the boxes in his room. Please refuse the packages upon delivery. He ordered food items and misc supplies. They allowed him to order cookies, candy, etc (as a diabetic) and delivered it to his room. The day it was decided that hospice care was needed, the home attendant handed me the phone and said, "The owner wants to speak to you..." She asked me for a check for medical transport. I was shocked at the timing of the request as I was just hit with the news of hospice. I said I don't appreciate the timing of your request and I would like receipts for all the transport you're expecting payment for. Minutes later I walked towards my dad's room to see the owner's husband delivering a bag of fast food to my dad. My dad was clearing in no state to eat and in incredible pain - and the clueless husband just kept saying I picked up some food for you! The hospice nurses said it was their recommendation to move my dad b/c the home wasn't safe for my dad. They discovered bed sores and open wounds with infection. I found another home to move him to but unfortunately he passed before we could move him. I noticed he had a dose of pills on his table and I wondered how long they had been there. They didn't supervise him taking pills, they just left the pills in his room. My dad was no longer swallowing so I know they had been there a few days. When I returned post-passing, they were gone. When I came to clear his belongings I asked where his Apple watch was. It was taken. I asked the hospice nurses and company and they said the watch was never present when they arrived so it was taken before they started care. I asked the care givers and the home owner - it just happened to disappear. The worst part of this was the owner charged my dad's credit card the day after he died for almost $7K in medical transport without every providing me with receipts. I spoke to her on the phone (Erleen Rinehart) and she said she would get me the receipts. She never provided proof of transport, never had receipts with signature, never called me again or sent any documents - she just charged his credit card, knowing he had already passed away. They are dishonest and unethical in their bill practices. I would never recommend this home to anyone for senior care.

does not pay providers . does not answer calls. unfriendly. my providers pay has been messed up…read moreseveral time and no one cares..turning into labor board. this is no way to run a business that cares for the disabled.

There's a trade off finding a caregiver company who would provide caregiver versus a private…read morecaregiver. When my husband was diagnosed with cancer, we signed with 24 hr home care. In the beginning, we have tried numerous caregivers. We started with 24/7 then cut back to only 12 hours once my husband was feeling better. Then back again for 24/7 as my husband's condition got worst. Some caregivers were very awesome and caring but some are bad such as sleeping on their job, showing up late, or just doesn't do anything unless you tell them to. We were fortunately to encounter some great ones who took great care of my husband until his final days. There are few things you need to be aware of: 1) Make sure you keep track the dates and times that the caregiver is present for your loved ones. I had a few days when there was no caregiver and still get charged for it. Or, I get charged double for the same shift. 2) Don't depend fully on the caregiver. They are like us, they might call in sick or have car problems. Make sure you have a back up plan and be ready to take the shift yourself. We had a hard time especially around holidays, when no caregiver would take the shift or cancel on us at the last minute. 3) Make sure your care plan is very clear as there's a potential someone new caring for your loved one everyday. 4) They are non-medical caregiver, so make sure you plan out the pills in an organizer so they can dispense and just let your loved one take the med. Overall despite some hiccups, some of the caregivers took great care of my husband until his final days and we are very grateful to them. It's a tough job mentally and emotionally. I applaud their bravery for taking such hard job.