I reached out to Georgetown Home Care in a major time of need. My husband's Parkinson's had become…read moreall of a sudden a situation where he needed more care. While I was doing most of it, I needed time to get out to take care of my own job and other projects. I called Georgetown Home Care, and they responded, do you need immediate help? Where other agencies it was quite obvious that it was going to take time for them to evaluate if they wanted to help us. Georgetown Home Care was there the next day. We felt as if we were there only client. They found us a compatible aide and they were very caring as a company. Right up until the end. Which came as quick as the need for home care did. Overall very pleased with the responsiveness and the aides that were assigned to us.

Horrible place with horrible people. Its funny how they forget about the care in healthcare. Nasty…read morepeople only who only care about money. Way overpriced for service offered. Care.com is better and cheaper.

Supposed to be double protein. To the credit come with 2 small bread.. And they forgot the coffee.read more

I personally had a bad experience with the care of a relative. My relative was there a couple of…read moreyears ago for rehabilitation and was found deceased the morning of July 24, 2022, after a patient convince him to give him his benefit card for drugs and the drugs he brought back was laced with Fentanyl which took his life. I was informed by another patient that the person responsible for my cousin's death had done this before, where at least two other patients have died under the same circumstances. When I mentioned this to the staff, I was told this is the first time they heard of this. Some of the staff lack compassion and should never have been hired. Would I recommend them? Let me just say, everything that looks good on the internet and on paper isn't. And because of this, they will receive a bad rating.

I did a tour & the facility was 1st very clean. The EVS staff deserves recognition their doing an…read moreamazing job. The Nurse that gave the tour I don't remember her name but she is an Irish women very polite. I liked how she didn't just tell the good but also told the things they need to work on. She even explained the plan of how they are working on it. She started the tour off by going into the chapel which meant a lot to me because I'm big on prayer I believe he heals the sick. I know every place has flaws under the surface but the workers didn't seem exhausted from being over worked. Also, nurses was in the hallway on the units. ***ONCE AGAIN KET ME SHOUT OUT EVS THE BUILDING WAS SPOTLESS. And I was looking. ***

My Mother In Law is there for recovery from an unexpected surgery. While visiting, the…read morereceptionist was very nice on 2 different visits. Now on the floor Mamma was on. Issue #1. Strapping down a patient, Red flag. #2. You can see the Nurse in charge caring for my momma doing everything except coming into the room to answer questions from my wife about her mother being strapped in the bed. Red flag. I will let that paint the picture as to how these folks flow. Image being able to physically use the bathroom and your doctor approved to have the carth n colos tubes removed bcuz the patient can get up and move yet the staff ignores them orders. This is the type of care givers at BridgePoint hospital ur dealing with. They all need to be fired.

Great facility. Staff are taking good care of the residents. It is a very clean and well-managed…read morefacility

Just the worst. The nurses did not respond to the call alarm for at least 45 minutes. When…read morecommunicating with staff they do not look you in your eyes. I believe they are not listening to my concerns. Just the worst. People have lost their lives in this hell hole.

The facilty is very clean. The staff thereis very empathetic and polite. The facility is…read moreconveniently located in DC. Its on a bus line. Close to the capitol Hill area. They accepts most insurances. They also have a hospital inside the facility.

Our experience is two years old, but my husband almost died here in their ICU. We eventually had to…read moreget DC police and fire involved and transport him to GW over their objections.

THE GOOD: Makaiyah is the first person you see as you enter…read moreWoodbine. She is the most kindest & helpful start to the Woodbine welcome. Don 1-S Unit Manager was very professional and caring person making sure everyone was cared for properly. The Rehab program is the star of the show! Andy the Director, Zaybe, Jerrod, Brittany, Jade, Regina, Danielle & Muhammed. The lovely ladies of Activities also share the star with the Rehab department. Evelyn the Director, Lorrie, Michelle & my puzzle buddy Shereen are above the moon AMAZING. The various games we played, getting my nails done, coffee time (great brew) & giving us snacks once a week. The kind gesture was heartwarming. Can't forget the amazing musicians Bill & Anthony who shared their amazing talents with the residents. I truly miss my days of activities in the dining rooms! Shout out to the on-site hair stylist who does hair every other Monday. She worked her magic on my hair. It was tangled pretty bad due to my illness. Blessings to her! My favorite RN's on 1-S, Jennylynne the AM lead & Anita the PM lead (since resigned) treated me so well. Their warm demeanor added in a pleasant stay. I never had to worry or question anything when these two were on staff! The wound nurse Aminah had excellent heeling hands & heeled a wound I had on my side. There were some CNA's who were outstanding & very professional. Allison, Valerie, Rose, Lydia, Hannah, Bernadette, Tamara (overnight) & Blane (overnight) & Mayta (weekends) were the cream of the crop! There were times when I needed certain supplies from Central Supplies. Thomas, Bright (hope I spelled it correctly) & Sean showed the utmost care & professionalism. They were always very friendly! Last but not least Dawn the 1S unit receptionist who arrived mid my stay here was always so polite, friendly & helpful! THE BAD: The food from dietary here needs several upgrades. Not sure what the budget is but it's obvious no care went into the preparation. Requests on many occasions were not honored and when meal orders were wrong there was no accountability. On one occasion I received burnt pizza and when I asked for a replacement I was sent a half cooked chicken breast with egg noodles. However one time I was missing a salad for lunch the kitchen manager made me a beautiful salad & brought it to me. Excellent service recovery! The Kaiser doctor assigned when I first was admitted Dr. Ansari was amazing, professional & caring. The rotation changed & Dr. Khan took over until I left. She was the opposite of Dr. Ansari. I felt I needed a few more weeks of PT & had to file two greivances to prove I needed this extra time. Dr. Khan kept signing off for my discharge despite my requests to stay. The entire 2nd shift staff on 1S was terrible. This was after Anita the charge nurse left. Needing assistance after 1st shift left for the day just wasn't going to happen. Don't call for them 30min before shift change because there would be no one in sight! I didn't know many of the residents by name but there was one who was so kind. Shout out to Ms. Gladys, peace & blessings to you always!

We chose to return to Woodbine for my mother's rehabilitation after a previous stay there,…read morefollowing a serious infection related to her knee replacement -- we trusted them based on that earlier experience. This time has been a very different story. The nursing staff has been unresponsive when my mother needs assistance, and because I'm not able to be on-site every day, I rely on being able to reach the facility by phone to check on her and advocate for what she needs. Over the past three days, that has become nearly impossible. I've reached out to the unit manager, the assistant director of nursing, the assistant administrator, and the nursing unit desk -- every contact we were given -- asking basic questions or requesting updates, and I have not received a single callback from any of them in three days. Now, when I try to call, the voicemail boxes for those same contacts are full, so I can't even leave a message. For a family with a loved one in rehab who isn't able to speak up for themselves in the moment, having no reliable way to reach staff is a serious problem -- not just an inconvenience. I want Woodbine to succeed, because I've seen them do better. But right now, families considering this facility should know that getting a real person on the phone, or a callback after leaving a message, is not something you can count on.

Chesapeake Home Health has a wonderful staff full of love I…read moream happy to be a Nurse on board Thanks!

I will give them zero stars, they lie about helping special needs children. They find ways to…read morereject clients with obvious bias which I will never understand

700 Constitution Ave. is a luxury apt. building with an excellent management team. The person who…read moresaid it was roach invested in hallways & elevators could not have been further from the truth. The building is superbly maintained and any concerns are immediately addressed. The lobby and common areas are beautiful and the management is dedicated to creating a positive, personable vib. It feels more like an upscale condo than a rental apt. building--with many high end amenities included.

Professional, friendly, punctual and super accommodating. My feet were killing me and they…read moresqueezed me into their schedule last minute. They were magicians--my feet came out feeling better than they had in years and I will definitely be going back! While I am certainly not hoping to have any further foot trouble, everything about my visit to home feet cares was a home run, and I'd highly recommend them to anyone.

The doctor currently services both of the assisted livings that I operate. She is excellent,…read morereliable and cares about my residents. I highly recommend the services of Home Feet Cares!