Thank you to Assisted Hospice for helping our family through our mom's passing. One day my mom…read morecould no longer get in and out of bed on her own. I called Assisted and within hours we met with a nurse and a social worker (Ariana and Jessica) had a bed delivered along with oxygen, a nebulizer, and meds. We were set up with a wonderful health aide - Elvia, three times a week. Throughout mom's journey, the Assisted team were there with loving care and excellent communication. When my mom decided in her last days that she wanted Last Rites, I called Ariana, who called the spiritual advisor and we had a priest at our door within the hour. I can't speak highly enough of the professionalism, expertise, love and care showed to my mom and our family by the whole team. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

My family wanted to give our thanks for your Ventura team. Dana was a godsend. My grandmother…read moreArlene was completely against going to the doctors or having any sort of home care. At the end she realized how much they needed it. Dana came in and instantly became family. My grandma felt so comfortable and loved until her very last breath. The team did an amazing job helping my son and grandfather learn how to care for her as well. Thank you for all you did and I so am glad there are people like you to do what you do. My son and grandfather received a hand written card of condolences from everyone on the team and it just meant the world to them. They wanted you to know how grateful they are for your love and kindness. Thank you!

We used this provider for my Mother's care…read more They are very well organized, expeditious and efficient with care, and extremely compassionate. They helped make the hospice process peaceful.

During the pandemic, my mom was diagnosed with Alzheimer's. It progressed quickly, and I was left…read moreto care for her on my own after my dad died from cancer in 2022. Buena Vista was recommended by her geriatric doctor at Kaiser, who told me that their care was better than that provided by her own employer. I took her word for it and scheduled my appointment with them. She was accepted quickly, and from February 2024 through September 2025, she was in their care, providing several visits to my home per week. There were some bumps in the road, which accounts for four stars instead of five (mainly due to under- or constantly revolving staffing and an original social worker who should be in an academic line of work, rather than a public-facing one), but overall, it was a positive experience and I would recommend BVH to anyone in need of such care for their loved one(s). I would have been doomed without the medications and supplies provided by BVH. Having to navigate her care by myself was more difficult than I can put into words-- you never imagine having to wipe down walls that have been finger-painted by the feces of a 70-year-old, or carrying the dead weight of a 120-pound woman from a bathroom to a chair because she's forgotten how to use her legs. Her social worker (Marci) stayed with me on the phone while I vented and cried, and offered warm words of kindness. The volunteer coordinator (Kellie) gave me friendship when my world had dwindled down to nothing but centring around my mom and her constant supervision. My second volunteer, Jacky, was amazing. We formed a friendship and still text each other weekly. Unfortunately, because my mom remained on hospice for more than the typical length of time (3 months), due to her condition, she cycled through a handful of nurses, but we ended up with the nurse we liked the most, after she came back from maternity leave. Karen is one of the sweetest people I have ever met in my life, and she always showed what felt like genuine care and concern for my mom, as well as myself. Estephany was a godsend. I feel that the most underappreciated "angels" of hospice are without a doubt the bathing assistants. They have to put up with tantrums, screaming, crying, and general awkwardness of showering and dressing injured and elderly people who are scared, confused, and sometimes violent. She felt like a friend to me in the time she was with us, and I looked forward to her visits. She was so good with my mom. I'm starting to cry as I type this because she had to endure the same weird ramblings and repeated questions three times a week, every week for over a year, and always did so with a smile. She treated my mom like a human being, with love and respect. That is probably my biggest takeaway from my experience with Buena Vista-- they allowed my mom, who suffered through this tragic disease, to spend the last leg of her life with DIGNITY, which is in short supply for the addled and elderly, trapped in their failing bodies and minds that betray them. Thank you to everyone at BVH who helped us during this dark time. Your generosity will never be forgotten.

Wonderful organization. From the moment i picked up the phone to call and get my loved one on…read moreservices to even after they passed, Livingston was great!

Both my son and I had a very bad experience with this place. They tried to say, they had multiple…read moreattempts to come out, the therapist only came once and refused services due to a new finding. We did what was told by the therapist (Sarah) and now because I said she never left a message on my phone for further service. I mean she was trying to come on her time and not think of our ability (last minute). We look like the bad ones. Nope, I won't allow her or this company to make us look like the bad people. It's called lack of communication. I didn't mean to rate it but that's the only way I can post this review.

Appreciate all the work put on by this team of experts they become part of your family during this…read moredifficult time I recently lost a cousin while on hospice the special care provided by Tyler and Angela was so overwhelming treated her as family not a patient answered all your questions very professional so sending warm hugs and a big Thank You

Trusted help me with my mother when she was in need of special care she had dementia and really…read morehard times at night they adjusted her medications and kept her peaceful which is hard to do when they have night terrors I can't think them enough I would recommend them to anybody who needsAn amazing doctor and staff who is there 24 seven

Absolutely amazing staff!! Quality experience! And know how to take care of those in need!…read more James Carter Jr MediZoom Transportation

My grandmother in her 90s had 2 fractures in her pelvis and Mission Home Health only have 1 session…read moreof physical therapy per week, and after 1 month they switched to twice a month, totaling to roughly 8 sessions in 3 months. This is nothing compared to other home health services we have had after falls, which has typically been 16 sessions (usually they provided 2 sessions a week for a month, then renew for another month). Since the manager never called me back I'm not sure why. I hope their accountants are happy with their margins because I'm underwhelmed by their care.

Hypothetically, an ultra-controlling man kept his second wife in line with his steadily increasing…read morepay, better homes, doo-dads and a commanding, loud voice for 38 years. Hypothetically, about 30 years into this California Dream his second wife began having memory lapses. Nobody could tell him anything about her condition. He stood on the east bank of the largest river in the world De-nial. Her boat got nearer and nearer the west bank. She began seeing her deceased Mom, Dad and brother or asking where they went. Instead of compassion, mercy, and going along she got long lectures and rational proofs on the nature of her reality. They had been dead 20 years. DONE! When she said day sfter day she wanted to go home she got long lectures and rational proofs on the nature of her reality. She WAS home. When she packed a shoebox with a toothbrush and other items and was found by a neighbor wandering on the boulevard a mile from home, no bells rang for her husband in this jypothetical case. Not in all the times she wandered or was found hiding under a neighbor's truck. Hypothetically, step-children visited, were taken to a room where generations of photos were arrayed on a table, "I'm trying to identify these before my memory's completely gone." Few recollections were left. A few photos got a few words on the back. The children promised a nice place to live in a favorite town. A hypothetical time arrived when the couple could no longer manage a home. Husband was home-cared for 7 months. His wife needed care elsewhere. A family elder care pro in a favorite town recommended Aegis. Hypothetically stepmom moved in, was evaluated and integrated into Aegis programs. She assisted with food-related tasks, was offering mentoring tips to Aides and others. She bloomed. The hypothetical family was hypothetically pleased with this reversal. The hypothetical stepmother was reunited with her hypothetical spouse in a super nice facility with standard memory care. Not the same as Aegis.

They let go of all there workers and are always struggling ... they don't pay enough ... they get…read moremad if you ask for a day just cause they are low staff Thts the reason they shouldn't just be letting go off people also the manager John I heard many things of him my girlfriend works there and she doesn't feel welcome she says they are racist

i think this might be the most pathetic group of individuals with one of the nurses being unfit to…read morework as an RN. I would say go anywhere else Visiting nurses are better.

My wife is a few days from dying (renal failure, organ issues, etc). Assisted Home Health &…read moreHospice is helping with home-based hospice care. There are no adequate words to describe the level and quality of help, compassion and competence shown by these professional angels. I am a skeptic by nature and trade (philos and psych prof at UCSB). I find absolutely no problem saying that Assisted's assistance is a marvel and blessing. It surely is part of what makes our community special. Thanks -- by the boat-load -- for Leslie, Esperanza, Ed and the many other always available professional Care-Givers on staff. What a marvelous way to be helped through a hideous life experience.

I've been disabled from chronic illness for 5 years. I'm at the end of my rope. I'm in daily pain…read moreI'm stuck on the couch I can't do anything for myself my life is a joke I'm a shell of who I once was. The doctor came for an evalution, I sobbed the entire 2.5 hour interrogation shaking from ptsd and generally distressed and at the end she offered that I should try Motrin. I asked her to leave.

Roze Room Hospice left my husband in horrible pain with no nurses available and no call backs. He…read morewas dying and I stayed up with him all night alone and him screaming in pain and coughing as he couldn't catch his breath. The man I loved and was married to for 44 years died and I didn't have morphine drops or anything to help him. He died begging for help. I am going to make sure this nightmare never happens to another loved one.

I believe I've found the premier senior residence in Ventura County. After visits to several other…read moresenior communities and discussions with family, I knew The Orchard was for me. The facilities are inviting and my one-bedroom apartment nicely kept, but what sold me was the caliber of the staff, my neighbor residents, and the patio/porch off my living room. Those who work here are warm and welcoming, and are clearly interested in my life and my concerns. As for the residents, I've made friends with so many, it's hard to believe we didn't grow up together. To top it off, my patio/porch looks over magnolia trees! Another big plus for me is the fact that free transportation is provided by The Orchard's van, as I no longer drive. (Many residents do, though, and there's adequate and convenient parking for them.) Hey, we can enjoy terrific live entertainment here, too, during one of the weekly happy hours or socials--not to mention New Year's Eve. Of course, there are plenty of other venues for fun, including groups and clubs dedicated to various interests. Free of charge, residents can use the nicely-appointed side dining room for private parties and the good-sized house on the campus for larger gatherings. There are too many other amenities to cover here, so I suggest prospective residents make an appointment, come for lunch, talk to staff, and look for themselves. Only a month ago, I did, and now I can sum up in one word what The Orchard is to me: home.

My husband and I have lived here for 18 months and are very happy. The grounds are beautiful and…read morepleasant for walking. The staff are all helpful and friendly and listen to any concerns we have. I especially appreciate that they are aware of each resident's situation and will do wellness checks if we are concerned about someone we haven't seen for a few days. The food is very good and management listens to any requests we have about the menu, many of which have been accommodated. Our activities director is amazing. There are games, crafts, entertainment and exercise classes for all who are interested. We have made many new friends here and look forward to greeting new arrivals. All of this at a more reasonable cost than any other facility we visited.

Corine helped my grandmothers passing be peaceful. I am so grateful for that it's all we could…read morehave asked for. Thank you

This staff was simply outstanding. They were knowledgeable, professional, efficient, responsive,…read moreall the while being compassionate. During such a difficult time for our family and the decision to bring in hospice care, they addressed all of our questions and concerns. Thank you to the team that helped my father-in-law during his transition, you made a huge difference.