My wife suffered with Dementia and ComForCare Home Care provided the most caring and complete care…read morefor my wife in our home in Davis. The caregiver was prompt and helped my wife maintain her dignity with compassion and understanding. When the time arrived for my wife to require 24 hour care, we then transitioned to L & S Gentle Care in Vacaville. ( both owned by the same family) The care my wife was given surpassed all my expectations. I highly recommend both ComForCare Home Care and L & S Gentle Care to anyone that requires this important family support. LarryL

We needed care for a family member and didn't know where to start. Imelda and her team were amazing…read morefrom start to finish. Helen & Jessica are great, offer great care and very helpful. They are also personable, dependable and I would highly recommend to anyone that was looking for care. Imelda has even helped me with other resources in regards to care. I'm so glad I found ComforCare & Imelda.

From my first call, to a hospital visit the very next day and throughout home hospice Ili and her…read moreteam were terrific. Caring, sensitive, well-trained, experienced and helpful - incredibly helpful. And Waji Sitokeni who was our home health aide was terrific. Her professionalism, dedication and hard work made my wife's last few weeks more comfortable and helped my daughter and myself get through the toughest time of our lives. I cannot thank Ili and WaJi enough.

MaiFiji Home Care LLC…read more The caregivers assigned to my husband's 24-hour care in March 2020 were very good. They were caring and efficient and seemed to be well trained. That being said, I have no issue with the care he received. My issue is with the lack of transparency with how the fees are collected. The quote they gave me the day before my husband was to be discharged from the hospital, was that my charge would be $20 per hour. I was also told they do not take credit cards, so I was ready with a check for the first week in advance ($3360). The first I saw of their "Client Agreement" was the day of discharge minutes before my husband was ready to leave the hospital. The transport ambulance EMTs were there, ready to move him. I was given the Client Agreement to sign, and was told that I was also to pay an extra $3360 for a "Placement Fee which is a one time fee charged for every new client and is equivalent to one week of the Caregivers pay and paid once we place the Caregiver on the case." At no time in the days previous was I informed of this extra charge. Had I known beforehand, I might have gone with a different service whose rates were slightly higher, but included all charges. The person who handled all of this, Elena (Helen), was my contact with the administration, and the person who gave me the quote and subsequently, the Client Agreement, and collected my check in the amount of $6720. A few days later I called to ask her why the "fee" was not discussed prior to the presentation of the Agreement. She actually yelled at me asking why I was "kicking up a fuss" and continued to tell me I should "talk to Ili about your 'judgements'." She repeated this in an email she sent the next day apologizing for being "rude and yelling". This was not very professional, nor was it something I appreciated with my husband very ill and in Hospice care. After my husband's passing 3 1/2 weeks later, I was told my invoices would not be submitted to the insurance company until I paid the last 1/2 week owing. It was a very stressful time, but I hand delivered the check to her to facilitate the timely submission of the claim.

My grandma spent a few years here, and our family always felt good knowing she was being taken care…read moreof. Pam was very kind and easy to communicate with, and she kept us updated whenever we needed anything. The staff was patient and thoughtful with her, from helping her with her morning routine to making sure she had the things that made her comfortable. They also made time to talk with her and make her feel included, which we really appreciated. It gave our family a lot of comfort knowing she was treated with care and respect.

I can't say enough wonderful things about With Love Home Care. I wish i can do more then 5 stars…read more From the very beginning, their team showed true compassion and professionalism. The caregivers were reliable, attentive, and treated my loved one like family -- with kindness, patience, and genuine care. It's rare to find people who not only do their job well but also put their heart into it. With Love Home Care gave me peace of mind knowing my loved one was in such good hands. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for in-home care that truly lives up to its name.

I can't say enough about the great care my mom received from her caregivers at Right at Home. When…read moreshe recently was hospitalized her caregivers Marie, Kim and Luis all came to visit her along with Carol Brohmer. I know my mom loves her caregivers like they are part of our family. Kathie Monozon

Right at Home has been VERY helpful for us and my 89y.o. legally blind mom who is living in our…read moreattached granny unit. Mom was quite reticent about starting any type of home health but Right at Home has been there for us when we need them and then some! The staff is all very caring and patient. They have flexible scheduling and only a 4hr minimum when they do come for a visit which is great. No weekly or monthly minimums which was very helpful for us. I can highly recommend Right at Home.

I visit Exceptional Care Home a couple of times a month when my son works there to play piano for…read morethe residents. This home is high quality, and sits in a beautiful setting. The workers always seem competent and attendant to the needs of residents. The residents appear happy. The management strives to arrange for a variety of entertainment selections throughout each month. I would consider this setting for my parents if needed.

Very clean and professional operation. I went up there for my grandmother to take a look. She…read morecouldn't bring herself to move yet, but when she's ready, this will be the spot.

Lynn Cox of EMPower Eldercare Management is amazing. I was so lost and clueless when my dad fell…read moreand I had to help him get care and move to a new living space. She took a dreadful situation and completely turned it around. Lynn is extremely knowledgeable about how to get someone set up with appropriate doctors, living situations, home care, and a gazillion other details. I can not overstate how thankful and relived I have been now that she has been involved in getting my dad's life together. She's not only smart, but compassionate as well. If you need help figuring out how to get resources set up for your parent, do yourself a favor and call EMPower.

Don't doubt the people at Serenity Villa are truly miracle workers…read more My father lived there the last two months of his life and benefited greatly from all the kind people, thoughtful and attentive care. It's impossible to put to words the comfort Serenity Villa provided during a tender time. I am eternally grateful for the thoughtful and respectful care of my father. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

I have been in business 17 years as a private geriatric care manager and think the public deserves…read moreto know how the owners of this assisted living home conducted business. On Friday, June 14, 2024, I toured Serenity Villa with a client of mine, a potential resident. We were shown two available private rooms and agreed to take one and move in on June 20. On 6/18 12:39 PM Maritza (staff) texted to say the room was no longer available for my client. She said Allie could go into a shared space though. I was on vacation so didn't see this text. On 6/19 at 9:59 AM, I called the owner of Serenity Villa, Aida, who said they chose to phone a person who had toured a couple of months ago to let them know someone expressed interest in the room. Apparently that motivated that old lead to hustle over and put down a deposit. The room was given to that person instead of my client! I expressed to Aida that we were very disappointed to lose the room as the caregiver for the potential resident was leaving the state on 6/22 for a two-month period and we were now in a bind to find a new place with one day's notice. She said, "This is a business." I told her I thought reneging was very unprofessional and unethical. She didn't seem to care. She offered a shared room, but my client has not shared a room since college and said no thank you. I suggested to Aida that perhaps the person they gave the private room to could take the shared room instead for two months, and then after my client left, take the private room. Aida was not interested in this arrangement. I was angry at this switch and commented to Aida that she had not even apologized for the change. She didn't think she needed to since "this is a business" and they can do what they wish. FYI: According to the licensing agency for care homes, Community Care Licensing, this building has five type A citations. An "A" citation "is for the most serious type of violation in which there is an immediate risk to the health, safety of personal rights of those in care."