Working for SilverSpring rehab is a pleasure.The co is very supportive and try their best to find…read morecoverage for all their patients which can be difficult at times.Staffing pts depends on the nurses skill level, location of pt to nurse and the desired hours of both pt-nurse Silverspring tries hard to staff their pts daily and address pts-nurse concerns immediately if possible.I get paid like clockwork every 2 weeks. I recieved a bonus at christmas time...silverSpring has always been good to me. Currently employed at silverspring Pkeffer

Nurse Mary's dedication and service related to the care of my daughter is impeccable. Her bedside…read moremanner, clinical knowledge, communication and patience have had a direct and positive impact towards my daughters recovery. We can always rely on Mary's clinical knowledge to properly guide her recuperation and will enlist the help of my daughter's doctors or others as necessary. We completely trust her judgment and respect the rapport that she has established with our daughter and family. The healing of my daughter's wound has taken much longer than expected but with Mary's level of communication and support has made the process much easier. We are so thankful to have Mary as part of my daughter's medical team.

My father was not at VITAS very long prior to passing away but I was very pleased and comforted…read morewith everyone I encountered there and feel my father was kept very comfortable prior to his passing. I would highly recommend the facility to anyone have to look for this type of care. My father had not made prearrangements and deciding where to move him from his hospital for his hospice care and trying to pick the right place was a challenge for me and I am so pleased I found VITAS

I cannot say enough good things about the caring, respectful, knowledgeable, compassionate staff…read moreand facility that is Vitas. They treated my dad and my family like family and made my father's Last moments on earth pain free and dignified. God forbid you or your famiLy should need hospice care, but if you do, I highly recommend this facility.

VITAS hospice inpatient facility was an amazing blessing for our family. Mom spent her final week…read morethere before winning her 1.5 year courageous fight with lung cancer as she passed from our arms to those of her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. The staff was so compassionate and caring not only for Mom but for myself and my family as well. They sent a hand-signed sympathy card to us. The Chaplain's office has called a few times to check in to see how we are doing, and they are sending periodic helpful resources. Highly recommend their care for your loved one.

From the owner: If you or a loved one is facing a life-limiting illness, VITAS Healthcare can help. We focus on…read moreyou, not your disease, to ensure comfort and dignity near the end of life. VITAS provides you and your family with a team of hospice professionals--physician, nurse, hospice aide, social worker, chaplain, volunteer--to meet physical, emotional and spiritual needs. We care for you wherever you call home--a private residence, assisted living community or nursing home. If symptoms become severe, we have Intensive Comfort Care, shifts of 24-hour continuous care until symptoms are under control. For those symptoms that cannot be managed at home, VITAS also provides inpatient hospice beds and units in local hospitals. With VITAS you're never alone. We're available 24/7/365, with support available even on holidays and weekends. In the transition from hospital to home, from curative to palliative care, from chronic to end-stage disease, VITAS is with you every step of the way.

Could not be happier with the staff and quality of care my husband AND I are receiving! Asad, who…read morebathes/showers him 3x wk, is so gentle and thorough caring for my husband. He greets him by putting himself at my husband's level to talk with him, as he has dementia/Parkinson's & currently bedridden. I feel Asad is one of God's earthly angels! Lilly, our Hospice nurse, is an absolute gem! She visits 2x a week, checks him from head to toe and provides impeccable care...always gentle, very caring & helpful in so many ways. The staff that I have met/talked with genuinely care and always available to help with our needs...equipment,meds, supplies quickly provided! I can't exclude the office staff as they are friendly, attentive & ready to serve. Stephanie, Social Worker, always available, efficiently provides answers to my many questions & concerns. Chaplain Alan, a gentle soul, comes for visits & prays with us. Such a sweet man! We are truly blessed to be with Oasis Hospice care!

My husband was with Oasis Hospice recently and the care he received was amazing. Dr Latthe, the…read morenurses, aides and supportive care were all so attentive and knowledgeable. They all went over and above in caring for him, meeting needs during his decline and supporting our family during this difficult time.

What if I told you the End of Life at Houston Hospice will become a positive memory for you and…read moreyour family - would you think I was odd or delusional? I would be explaining what happened to my family after we observed the "Caring Comfort" generously administered ,to my sweet husband ,in this uniquely lovely environment.

Very Caring and Concern. Excellent Staff with sharp and compassion Administration. The volunteers…read moreare so kind and giving too.

If anyone has to go through the experience of having to select an at home hospice care service,…read moreBayou City Hospice would be the perfect decision. I had the unfortunate pleasure of working with Bayou City Hospice and EVERY single worker (CNA, Nurse, Adminstrative Representative etc.) we encountered exuded an impeccable level of genuine care, thoughtfulness, and empathy that made the level of sadness/mourning that my family experienced (daily) while participating in at home hospice, just a little bit more bearable. The training that each worker experienced as it pertains to bedside manner and just seeing a patient and a patient's loved ones was evident with every encounter. It is clear that they instill in their workers the importance of tenderness, thoughtfulness, and care in a very effective manner. I hope to never need to need hospice care again, but if I had to, I would definitely start with Bayou City Hospice.

We were initially thrilled to have Bayou City Hospice provide care for our father, but our…read moreexperience has been extremely disappointing due to repeated failures in communication and follow through. Our assigned case manager, Rebecca (Becky), has shown a lack of competence in managing even the most basic aspects of our father's care. We were promised our very first nurse visit on a Friday, but that appointment was completely missed. After multiple calls, we finally tracked down Becky for an explanation - only to learn that the designated nurse was on vacation and no replacement had been properly arranged. As a case manager, one would expect her to be aware of her nurses' schedules and ensure continuity of care. Since it was already late in the day, we agreed to wait until the following Monday to meet with the designated nurse, along with the social worker, to minimize disruption and stress for our father. On Monday, however, a completely different nurse arrived (again not the designated one), who was still on vacation. On top of that, we had to chase down and double confirm with the social worker ourselves, even though we had been promised both would arrive together. When we followed up with Becky to understand what was happening and to express the strain this constant rescheduling placed on us (since we were repeatedly having to take time off work) her response was flippant and dismissive by implying that we were difficult and suggested we simply apply for FMLA leave, effectively shifting the blame onto us rather than addressing the underlying issues. To make matters worse, when we called the main line to express our concerns, we were told our file stated we had "declined 24-hour follow-up visitation." This is absolutely false. We never declined visitation; Bayou City Hospice simply failed to send a nurse on Friday due to their own internal miscommunication and lack of organization. Fast forward to today: we had finally rescheduled for our designated nurse to arrive at 9:00 a.m., only to receive a text confirming they would actually come at 10:30 instead. This constant shifting of schedules is exhausting and cannot keep happening. We haven't even officially started my father's care and yet Becky has already demonstrated that she cannot manage the most basic responsibilities. The other members of the organization have been nothing short of pleasant and extremely helpful (when we can actually get ahold of them or meet them in person).That said, we do not recommend that Becky continue in the administrative role. Despite her efforts, she has demonstrated that she is not able to meet the responsibilities required of the position.

I have Medicare Part A and B . I never know the name and even stay in this Hospice. Then one day ,…read moresurprisingly , they reported to Medicare Department I already pass away ! I contact my insurance Cigna and they also said I am no longer insured ! Why they submit a wrong report that stated I already passed away that lead the consequence Medicare Department cancelled my all my Part A & B benefits ? Now I have no health insurance since March 2025 ! I am suffering badly Diabetes , no way to get medicine ! Worst than that , I can't see my doctor for annual check up and dental treatment ! I write down the address of this UNITY HOSPICE & PALLIATIVE CARE to alert all of you to avoid this facility : 2200 Nasa Road 1 # 250 Houston , TX 77058 . Phone : 422 - 2500

Everything started off on an excellent foot. Victoria was prompt with getting over the paperwork…read moreand everything was completed online which saved a ton of time. Yet once Michele White the caseworker took over, she dropped the ball. Although she was the one that shared a listing of providers for cremation, she failed to enter that information under my step-fathers case. Once he passed, the nurse Jariah called a company that is contracted by Harris County to come pick him up as if his family did not already complete our due diligence and make the final arrangements. My step-father was picked up from his assisted living facility and taken away like he was trash and an inconvenience. I had to call around looking for him in the time when we should be able to grieve our loss. Instead, I was forced to contact another company that I didn't even know existed and complete some documents to have him released to the provider we originally selected. No apology was offered. No sorry for your loss. Only call I received was for the family to be blamed for everything. Their staff acted as if our family was not proactive and caring enough to make the final arrangements in a timely manner. I highly recommend to find another hospice provider. These people a cut throat salesmen looking for the newest victims to target. They tell you everything they think you need to hear and once you sign the paperwork, they forget you exist. These people do NOT care about the patient but the billing. e were failed and yet we were the problem. Sadly no one cared nor were they concerned. Run and do not look back.