It is unfortunate that a place with so many good reviews fell short of everything one would expect…read more Non-communicative staff made this experience from bad to worse. Unfortunately some immature girls who treat others like an inconvenience. It's a no from me.

I brought my daughter to Kioko Center when she was 2 1/2. My daughter showed signs of sensory…read moreprocesssing disorder. Tara, the owner was kind and immediately got my little gal. It turns out she did have sensory processing disorder and she began going to the Kioko center regularly. It made a HUGE difference!!! My daughter is now 9 and is doing great! She also has PDD-NOS. She continues to see Tara from time to time (she gets OT at school as part of her IEP) and she just had a blast at Tara's summer day camp. Tara changed our life and she and her entire staff are amazing. The things they do at the Kioko center and at her camp make a huge difference.

I absolutely love this place. From the moment you walk in, it's clean, the receptionist always has…read morea smile on her face, and is a caring environment. My daughter has OT and ST. She absolutely loves the ladies who work with her. They are so brilliant, and compassionate. The play area for the kids in the waiting area is full of comfy pillows, books, and a pretend kitchen. The people that work here definitely make a difference in my daughters life, they are very hardworking. I honestly wouldn't go to another place. I feel so comfortable having my daughter come here.

Beautiful facility, loving, caring, faculty, individualized plans of navigating different…read morestruggles, and frustrations for each kid has to be the greatest thing to witness as a parent that has been able to watch my son finally the confidence and pride he has not had for quite some time. 10 out of 10 recommend to any parent who needs any outsources such as this one.

My mother went here for rehab and is now in long term cate there. She likes everybody there and I…read morego often to see her because its so close to me. They never know when im coming and every time ive gone they have been wonderful. She has one nurse Nathalie and she is the best nurse ive ever seen with people with alzheimers. She is so sweet and takes such good care of my mom. I dont k ow what wed do without her. Everybody in administrative roles have worked with me to get her ins straightened out. I definitely recommend Prescott House.

Great facility, lots of hardworking and caring employees who genuinely care for patients and…read moreresidents. Highly recommend.

First time using this company was a good experience, but perhaps the management changed. I…read morepersonally spoke with the current manager to arrange home health care for my mother. Initially, she was being belligerent about not providing the service without a prescription for both nursing and OT. After arguing this point, I told her to contact the surgeons office for the additional prescription they needed. One day later, she assured me she had everything she needed to proceed. Fast forward a few weeks in anticipation of the first appointment and no one calls or shows up. My mother called the office and they said they had no prescription for a home nurse. It's hopeless to argue with incompetent representatives. I asked my mother to cancel all requests, we'll be looking elsewhere for real care.

Horrible- Do Not Use!!! The doctor reached out to…read morealternative home health care after my grandmother's surgery. Hate to say it but these people are utterly incompetent. First, they said it wasn't covered by insurance (it was), then they said it was. Then they said they would call us to set up a time and then they never did. After my poor grandmother's surgery the last thing we wanted was to have to chase down someone to make sure she was safe in the home. Horrible, incompetent uncaring ridiculous staff. Do not use if you care about your family!!!!

I have been going to Andover Hearing Center for over 3 years. Wendy is Wonderful. She always…read moremakes me feel good. There is no problem she can't handle. I would recommend her in a heartbeat. The office staff is also great, which is not always the case in all doctors offices. I have never had any kind of problem getting an appointment, and Wendy is always on time. Thank you.

Wendy did a tremendous job helping my father with his hearing aids. She also setup a system that…read morebroadcasts his tv audio directly to his hearing aids. It works great. He loves the system and not having to read close caption anymore. I highly recommend her. Thank you Wendy!

I work in healthcare and can say this place is extremely well run. Professionals from the reception…read moredesk to nurses, and MD's. Their website helps to guide you through common illnesses so you don't need to panic. I have paged doctors during the night and they are kind, understanding and smart!

A well-deserved shout out to this wonderful pediatrics practice... my daughter's pediatrician, Dr…read moreWinterkorn, is superlative, though we have nothing but good things to say about everyone here.

I didn't have the greatest experience with this agency. A relative was at a Rehab facility, and I…read morereached out to Caretenders to set up the home nursing and health services. I reached out to them 6 days in advance of the relative's discharge. I told them I didn't want to wait until the last minute to get services in place, and I was trying to ensure a coordinated and safe transition. I then spoke to them daily for the next four days, checking to make sure a plan was being made, sending them info about the relative, giving them info about the rehab, and asking if they could arrange a visit for the first day home--a Sunday. Everything seemed to be going fine and then at the last minute, i.e., between 2:30-3:00 PM on the Friday before, they called me and said they couldn't accept the relative as a client. They explained that he/she had a psychiatric history they weren't aware of, and this was a liability they couldn't accept. The reason I fault them is this: 1) they waited until the last minute to bail out (which put me in extremely difficult position to try and find services by Sunday) 2) the nursing home doctor didn't think psychiatric nursing was necessary or order it, 3) they were notified earlier in the week that person had psychiatric issues--which they could have investigated then if concerned, 4) they told me at the last minute that they never received paperwork from the nursing home--which they never mentioned previously, and 5) they refused to help out temporarily for a week while I looked for another agency. I chose this agency because they were rated pretty well on Medicare.gov, but I'm afraid one of the reasons they have good ratings is because they pick and choose their clients, i.e., they don't take the most complex or medically challenging ones. While I understand that perhaps they believed they couldn't provide appropriate services, leaving us with no services is hardly a better situation, AND this should have been addressed days ago, particularly when I said my goal was to coordinate a smooth, safe, and not-last-minute transition.