The employees at Right at Home took great care of my mother. I would recommend them to anyone…read more Thank you

Great place to take medical equipment you no longer need so they can give it to people that do.read more

Wow, what a great company. Trent, the office manager is awesome. He really cares about the elderly…read moreand the caregivers. The other office staff are great too. They are always cheerful and willing to go the extra mile. If you are looking for a great home care company, this is it!

Saint Alphonsus Hospice we're Great. The care and love given…read moreby all that touched our mother was unbelievable. From our social worker to all of the nursing stall and volunteers , everyone went above and beyond! Would recommend them too everyone .

"Start by doing what's necessary; then do what's possible, and suddenly you are doing the…read moreimpossible." -Francis of Assisi Living Independence Network Company A.K.A. LINC is a local service agency that cares for people with disabilities, all levels, focusing on ability within their disability and helping them to be as independent as possible. My mother-in-law gets services through this agency and I help her with many of them. Linc is very helpful for families by learning available resources and support. This is the first review of the Boise, Idaho office. This is my 434th review. There are many different services that Linc provides and in three cities: Boise, Calwell, and Twin Falls. Some of the services they provide are: Advocacy: Call them if you're experiencing a problem in relation to how you live with your disability. Whether it's a landlord, employer, local business, and the such, Linc will help you by speaking on behalf of you, writing a letter for you, or acting for you. This is a very important part of social work and for people living with disabilities. Independence Living Services: The will help locate housing for you, train you to live independently: budgeting, renting an apartment, working with Health and Welfare and much more! Personal Care Services: They will help you hire, train, and pay employees to help you through the Medicaid program. Help can be cooking, cleaning, hygiene and other quality of life tasks. Transportation: They hell you apply for assistance with transportation such as medical taxi (Medicaid/Medicare pays), and discounted transportation such as taxi and bus passes. Medical equipment loans: That's right... if you need a wheelchair, power chair, crutches, CPAP machine, you can call Linc and they will help you with that. You can borrow these items for as long as you need. They also take donations of these items and many more if you ever hear about them or have some to discard. Lastly, The ramp and rail loan program. According to their website This program provides: Temporary loans of modular, portable, aluminum accessibility ramps for residences averaging 30-90 days. Only requires a fully-refundable deposit of $250 or $450, depending on size and configuration Ensures people with accessibility or mobility issues to maintain their independence and freedom. Even if you're having a family member come to visit that requires a ramp, you can borrow a rail free of charge, just put down the security deposit. Linc has been in the Treasure Valley for nearly 30 years. They have a vast amount of resources available and a database of other resources for yourself and your family. It's important to know what services are available out in the community. You never know who is going to need this knowledge. This review is going into a new "Community Resource" Yelp list which may help our community grow and overall help individuals help themselves move up Maslow's hierarchy toward self-actualization. As for my review-- I am going to post this same review on all three cities because it brings awareness and again, may help someone. The staff has always been friendly. I've dealt with the community nurse several times, they come to the participants home, and are always filled with both compassion and empathy. My brother in law is unable to walk long distances and his mobility scooter took a dump. He was unable to get a new mobility scooter due to lack of funding-- Linc provided him with a "loaner" which he can use for as long as he needs, and he once again has the independence and quality of life that we all deserve, thanks to Linc.

With one call you can be connected to a whole variety of services & advice related to disabilities…read moreof all kinds. Todd Wilder (their Ramp Guru) has been on great support in getting me information on everything from Service Dogs to Scooters to Phone Apps that make the ph more accessible for visual & other impairments. I know they can also assist in work accommodations & housing accommodations- you need anything related to being Differently Abled- call LINC!

My family and I recently moved back to the area after 5 years of being gone out of state with the…read moremilitary. I received my social work degree prior to moving, but was a stay at home mom while we were gone. I was very nervous about getting back into the field, but missed the satisfaction serving people gave me. When I interviewed with Karen, the owner I left in tears. She was genuinely so kind and welcoming. Very understanding and accommodating. It was one of the best interviews I've ever been to. I was offered another position for a Home Health and Hospice agency, but chose to go with Best Home Care and Staffing based on my interview with Karen. Her heart and passion for her clients was huge. I have only been here a few months, but continue to see that passion take place as we've developed the Home Health side of the business. She is open to new ideas and does her best to help us meet our goals with in our fields of expertise. I'm grateful for an opportunity to serve on a team with similar values and appreciate the freedom we have to bounce ideas off of one another to make our clients lives better. If you are looking for a good job, try us! I'm impressed so far.

Driving like an ass doesn't do good for business when you're in a company car! How is anybody…read moresupposed to think that you have compassion when you're cutting people off and speeding down the road? Trust people like that? I don't think so. I reposted it because it continues to happen. I've only seen your company car twice ever and both times they were/are aggressively driving. Not me this time but to another car on Glenwood. The defensiveness shows your businesses true anger. "For reasons unknown" and it's sad I gave a one star? It's not my fault you're drivers are scary. I'm just a concerned citizen. You're sad about one star reviews but not that the problem hasn't been corrected "over a year" later? Okay.

I was disappointed with this company. They didn't pay enough attention to detail and were always in…read morea rush to get stuff done. The price didn't justify the service.

Alex Combo Alex was an absolute delight always helpful and…read morecheerful!!! She was always prompt, did excellent laundry helped with meals, carried out trash, changed beds and towels, all willingly and excellently! Very good helper and company!

Maybe this is an unfair review, but finding care for an aging parent is very stressful. It took me…read moretwo days to build the nerve to call. This is how the call went "hello this is Comfort Keepers. May I have your name? (Gave my name) What are you calling in reference to? (Me) I wanted to make an appointment to come in next week and talk to someone about care for my mom. (Her) well no one is here right now. Can you call back Monday afternoon or Tuesday morning? (Me) you cant take a message?) (Her) well I don't have their schedules (me) well this is not a very good first impression. Are you an answering service or something? (Her) no I am the receptionist. It's very hectic here right now trying to figure out schedules (Me) well I will call back, but I ham not happy about it. I just want to say - I don't want to know you are having a hectic day. My life is hectic. I need reassurance that there is help out there. I just want a calm, nice voice that will help me in some way - just to make an appointment to come in. Not to tell me I have to build up the nerve all over again. I heard your ads on KTSY. I had higher hopes!