I have used Visiting Angels Wall NJ to care for my mom for over 4 years. Initially, we called them…read morebecause my mom had a fall and needed full time care at the age of 98 when she got home from the hospital. They were great--they came right away and provided a lovely full-time caregiver who really cared about my mom. When she was back on her feet in independent senior living, we continued to use Visiting Angels to help in the morning and dinnertime. When she moved to Assisted Living in that facility, she needed extra help in the morning to shower, get dressed and eat breakfast and lunch. Visiting Angels was there no matter the need. The caregivers are professional, kind, caring and responsible. Special shout out to Betsy and Jackie who my mom adored because not only did they help but they were great company for her. I believe the great care she received from Visiting Angels was responsible for helping my mom live to 102 with all her faculties intact. The ower, Steve, and the office staff, especially Donna, were always responsive even after hours and extremely helpful with whatever issue arose. I cannot say enough wonderful things about this agency. If you need people to care for an elderly parent or someone just home from hospital or rehab, please call Visiting Angels in Wall, you will not be disappointed.

It is difficult to put into words how much it means to know your loved one is not only being cared…read morefor by a trained professional but that your loved one is happy and looks forward to seeing that professional. The Visiting Angels staff in Wall was responsive and prompt for all of our needs. The flexibility of their staff and services resulted in our selecting this Company but the quality of their caregivers and office staff resulted in our continued and valued relationship.

during the last weeks of my husband's life, they called to tell me I would not have an aide that…read moreday and I would just have to deal with it. Someone called out and they had no replacement. That is not acceptable. I was a wife, not a trained caregiver, and my husband suffered as a result. In addition, while a few were very caring and kind, some of the caregivers were decidedly quirky and a couple of them brought their Bibles. I'm a Christian, but I respect all spiritual paths and felt that was inappropriate. One shooed my cat away (Shoo! Shoo!)when my the cat was a major comfort to my husband. Another dislodged a kidney tube that resulted in an ambulance trip to the hospital. I would never use them again,

We've been using Comfort Keepers for over 2 years as caregivers for our mom in her home. if we ever…read morehad a problem they took care of it immediately, the staff is excellent and our caregivers have become like our family.

I started working here approximately 6 months ago. The staff is super caring and devoted. They…read moretreat every resident like family.

My mother resided here for a total of 4 months before her very tragic and unexplained passing. She…read morewas very young with a very aggressive form of dementia. My siblings and i were out of options for caring for her at home and laurel bay advertises themselves as specializing in memory care . From our experience this is very untrue . She was put on and off several psych medications that took away any bit of her that was left. There were a handful of CNAs that really did give our mother the level of care we had hoped for but that was where it ended. We were called and informed that she had a fever and was being brought to the hospital , when I arrived she couldn't even lift her head or speak to me no one could give me answers they said she arrived that way . We were seeing my mom every week up until two weeks prior to this fever bc we had a brand new baby in the family and couldn't make it there . So what transpired in those two weeks that we didn't see her we will never really know . She quickly declined in the hospital she had clots in both lungs from what we were told was from her being so immobile . This was the same woman who 1 month ago could not be still , she paced from the anxiety and when she was calm was dancing all over . She passed away two weeks after being admitted to the hospital. She didn't have much for belongings , some pictures ( there were several lost within her first month there during a room change ) and her wedding band . In trying to track down her wedding ring which prior to entering laurel bay she had NEVER taken off , EVER i was told that it was found on the floor by one worker who gave it to another worker who placed it on the nurses cart. From there it disappeared. No trace of it . I filed a police report with no success. The only piece of her marriage , of her life before her disease, her 42 year marriage . GONE. To add salt to the wound as we were mourning our mother on our first Xmas without her we received a call on CHRISTMAS EVE from the billing department asking to collect a fee of 300$ that was owed from her stay !!!!!!! No condolences , just looking to collect . While a little lengthy in description this was our experience in laurel bay for the very brief time our mother was there, Putting mom into a nursing home truly was a last resort for us , we thought it was the right thing for her , we tried to care for her so long on our own and we thought they could provide her with what we couldn't. There is no doubt in my mind our mother would've Alive today If we had kept her home for longer .

My husband was a resident at the facility for 34 days--had 3 trips to the ER at HMH Jersey Shore…read moreUniversity Medical Center. The first for a laceration to his forehead when he fell outside 3 days after arriving; the second for the removal of one of the sutures which none of the staff nurses were able to remove (perhaps since they had been left in too long); and the third of which resulted in a diagnosis of aspiration pneumonia, after he complained of discomfort in his chest. At that time, I called for a nurse who took his temperature and blood pressure, said both were normal, and asked me what I wanted to do. In view of the fact that he had both dementia and advanced Parkinson's Disease, his claim of "discomfort" could have been a heart attack. I was then asked if I wanted to drive him to the hospital, at which point I told her to call an ambulance. After a 2-1/2 week stay at Jersey Shore and subsequent admission to a skilled nursing facility, sadly he passed in December.The care he received at Artis was somewhere between nil and non-existent. Events of consequence included my finding another resident sleeping in his bed and on another occasion using the bathroom in his room during dinner; my receipt of a phone call from a nurse at 6:30pm advising that his physician ordered a higher dosage of one of his meds and asking whether she should send it out or if I wanted to have it filled by the VA. Upon his admission, I explained that he obtained about 99% of his meds through the VA at no cost, and they needed a minimum of 2 weeks to fill and ship. When I asked how much he had left, she told me she had just given him the last pill. Another incident involved my arriving for a visit on a Sunday afternoon to be greeted by a nurse who told me she was so happy to see me. Apparently, she had a "pop up" notification in his chart that his DBS had to be charged and told me she had no idea what a DBS was, never mind how to charge it. She had been given information as to where the charger was by the Director of Health and Wellness, but only had one of the two pieces of equipment needed. When she went to the nurse's office, she returned with the missing piece, which she found behind the printer! This is equipment worth thousands of dollars. On my phone I have a video of his being put to bed in a sweatshirt he had been wearing all day, a clean pull-up but no pajama pants. I could go on and on about the other mind-blowing experiences I encountered, but hopefully you get the picture When these events were reported to the "Management," including the Executive Director, they were very dismissive and didn't think there was anything wrong. Suffice it to say, that I wouldn't allow my worst enemy even near this facility. Despite the lovely decor, the level of care rates an F+++.

My mother has been living at Artis since March 2023. At this point, I feel that she has been there…read morelong enough that I can give an honest review. There has never been a time that I have gone to Artis where the community was not spotless. Prior to living at Artis, my mother had lived at Brandywine of Shrewsbury. Sometimes, when she lived in Brandywine, the hallways would smell like feces or urine. This has never happened in the past seven months that she has lived at Artis. The facilities are incredibly well-maintained and kept very clean. The facilities are also bright and cheery, not dim and dismal like other facilities I had toured. The whole outdoor area is fenced in as well and they have a beautiful patio. My mom enjoys going outside with her friends. The staff is incredible. They constantly go above and beyond for my mom. I frequently visit and have gotten to know them all. The staff is very hands-on, and always make sure that my mom is bathed and they even do her hair for her! They always let me know if she has run out of something, or needs something. I am frequently updated and kept in the loop about her care, which is nice. My mom has put on some weight since she arrived at Artis which is evidence of the fact that she is well fed. I am astonished at some of the other reviews that are less than stellar on here but judging from that person's review history, they don't seem to be satisfied with anything. I understand that it can be tough to have a loved one in a memory care facility, and no facility is going to 100% live up to what you wish you could do at home. However, the money I spend is well worth it to see that my mom is content and well cared for. The staff at Artis consistently goes above and beyond to ensure that my mom is happy, clean, and safe. I cannot ask for, or expect, any more than that.

My uncle needed assistive care services, Bayada came to my rescue. The office staff was a pleasure…read moreto work with. They were always there for every need for my uncle. I highly recommend them if anyone needs an home health agency.

I want to commend Dr. Kourosh Asgarian for his LIMA to LAPD, off pump, one vesssel CABg which he…read moreperformed on my 85 yr. old husband. The operation was done efficiently - so less anaesthesia which can affect senior patients adversely neurologically which I was grateful for. The Dr.exuded a proud confidence which was comforting and turned out to be an honest assessment of his own ability and the outcome was exactly what we needed. Thank you.

Ana Cares Senior Services has provided my husband and me with extraordinary aides. My husband is…read moredisabled and I need help for him to take some of the support I provide and give me a break in caring for him. Ana (owner) is extremely thoughtful and efficient. She provided us with a wonderful aide who is skilled, caring and supportive of my husband plus helpful to me also. Ana's employees have always been responsible, on time and very skilled. We've used many agencies and private hires. Ana comes out on top with her listening to our needs and providing that service. I recommend Ana Cares Senior Services.

My 80 year old mother just had surgery and has been taking care of my 85year old dad. I contacted…read moreAna and she sent an exceptional aide the next day. We have since had the pleasure of working with 2 other exceptional aides and Ana herself, who has personally gone above and beyond to assist my parents. They takes care of everything my parents need, they are kind and personable, and they are bright and thoughtful about the help they give. I HIGHLY recommend Ana Cares.

Four days so far I saw above average care. Physical therapist is good as the aides and nursesread more

This facility was caring and thoughtful while caring for my mother. I can't thank the staff enough…read morefor helping to make my mother as comfortable as possible during her final days. Thank you all.