I love this place! Great people, great service, great drinks. Not to mention the hottest bartender…read moreRhonda

I want to say thank you for working with me on getting a caregiver for my mother. Aile is great and…read moremy mother loves her.

This company cares about their people and staff. Thorough background check and professional…read morecaretakers in a loved one's home is a peace of mind. Thank you Visiting Angels for all that you do!

Had a great caregiver lousy office staff. Was left with no care for my 100% disabled veteran…read more Mentally and physicality disabled. On the day he came home on Hispice was told I am sorry you have no care till Thursday. Wednesday I was forced to find my own care so I could go pick up his Hospice meds and touch base with the funeral home. Magically help was avalible after j complained to the VA the next day.

Was very dusapointed, They were not able to provide the service promissed. The manager was very…read moresweet, however, just was not able to provude us with the service we needed, and keep the one that was valued avaliable when needed. Area agency on Ageing really needs to demand better results in contracting these home help services if they are not able to fulfill their commentment to the services you need, othwise it is just a bast waste of time

I can't say enough good things about Christi Center. They were there after my son passed and I felt…read moreso supported. I made good friends in group, too. My daughter has also been to the youth groups after her father passed. She enjoyed the time with other kids that can relate to her loss. If you've experienced loss, you're not alone. Reach out to CC, you won't regret it.

Almost a couple years ago, my fiancé died. Most grief support groups are either too religious for…read moreme, or cost too much money. When I found out about the Christi Center I was really excited they met the needs of being free and not religious. I kept giving the Christi Center chances, but I would usually end up feeling more lonely after the meeting than before. I couldn't handle all the cross talk and unsolicited advice. This felt wildly inappropriate. This style of group support obviously works for many people because they have regulars who attend years after their loved ones have died. It's not for me. I remember during one meeting, I was the last to share. And during my share, someone had cross talked me. I guess the chair of the meeting found that a perfect opportunity to end the meeting. They did not ask me if I was done. I was shut down entirely. This place only broke my heart.