They are amazing. From the owner, to the caregivers to the scheduler we literally could not have…read moresurvived the needs my 88 year old mother and 92 year old father required at the last minute. They are so organized and supportive. If I could give them 6 starts I would! We will continue to use them indefinitely!

I needed a caregiver to support my mother, who has dementia, for a night to come to an event my…read morebusiness was having. Her caregiver, Bernadette, was excellent. She cared for my mother with compassion and kindness. She treated her with respect and love. She helped my mom eat her food and drink her drinks. Accompanied my mother to the restroom. Assisted her in her walking and transported her to and from the event. I couldn't have asked for more from this service. I had no worries that my mother was cared for while I hosted this dinner. Gold stars for Nightingale Senior Care!

A first class operation. We searched all over So Cal for a Memory Care that didn't feel…read moreinstitutional and we found it. Had his own apartment, fine dining in a beautiful setting and cared for at the highest level. But all of this was secondary to the care we got when we had to move him to Hospice. During Covid it has been a rough go of it, but we were still able to have access to him once he reached Hospice of course with the necessary precautions. My Dad was able to pass in his home/apt with visits from everyone who wanted to say good bye. Priceless. Thank you Oakmont. Ken T.

I will always be grateful to Oakmont of Orange, particularly Anna, the Executive Director for the…read morepersonal attention given to me and my mother. Everyone at Oakmont, goes above and beyond. And as I age, I can't imagine wanting to be anywhere other than Oakmont. My mother lived 3 years at Oakmont, 2020 to 2023 and I was there almost everyday and all I saw was professionalism and care. In fact, as my mother was dying, a caregiver opted to sit with me rather than go on her break. That's compassion!

I was released from the UCI Hospital on Jamboree in Irvine to French Park Care Center in Santa Ana…read more I was recovering from pneumonia. The first thing I noticed was how clean the facility was. Every person, be they doctors, nurses, staff, aids, food service, cleaning, etc., I came in contact with was courteous and professional. There was one area that was disappointing. The food. Everything tasted as if came packaged. Nothing tasted fresh. After two full days of laying in my bed, I was taken to the physical rehab area, The therapists showed much compassion as they were working with people that had severely compromised health conditions. One of the therapists asked me, "Why are you here?". My condition did not require me being placed in such a high need facility. I arrived on Tuesday afternoon. I checked myself out on Friday afternoon.

My advice is find somewhere else. They don't know if what they are. One minute they are long term…read morethen they are just for you for rehabilitation. You never see anyone getting P/T in huge room with all the equipment. Plus the staff always calls out sick.

I use this service to help my mom during the nights. She needs to go to the bathroom 3-4X during…read morethe evening and having someone there awake at night to assist, gives us peace of mind that she's safe. Call Jen and she will give you all the options and help set up care. The caregivers are very sweet and nice to my mom. I highly recommend this company!

I cannot recommend Carity enough. At a time of crisis with my dad, Carity provided wonderful care…read morefor him. Our caregiver, Rodney, was so patient and kind with my dad as well as being very capable and trustworthy. The owner Jen is fantastic. She was very responsive, communicative and just so helpful. If you are looking for caregiving services for a loved one, use Carity!

Excellent and Professional Service Friendly and Helpful…read moreCaregivers Trustworthy and Honest Good and Effective Communication Great Price and Highly Recommended!

We have been delighted and grateful for Dewayna our caregiver…read moreShe's prompt ; kind;very caring and she is so loving to my 97 year old momma Thank you Nu Care for sending us an Angel We love this caregiver Dewayna

Comeforcare agency is very caring, flexible with my he tic schedule when I needed them. With best…read moreand nicest caregivers ever. I highly recommend them to everyone in need of an awesome caregiver.

From the owner: With ComForCare at your side, you can feel confident in the care you or your loved one is…read morereceiving. You can feel comfortable knowing a dedicated caregiver is there to help. Whether we are providing safety supervision or help with meal preparation, personal hygiene, transportation, errands, light housekeeping or companionship, ComForCare allows clients to stay in their home and continue to do all the things they love. Our responsive management team is waiting to answer any questions that come up, therefore, you can rest assured that you will always be heard, taken care of and able to live your best life possible. Let us give you a FREE in-home assessment

We cannot say enough good things about Graceland Hospice. Everyone we encountered was absolutely…read moreincredible. So kind, compassionate, and willing to help with making my father's last days comfortable and dignified. Dr. Dastmalchi was so empathetic and willing to listen. He was my father's doctor when he was brought into the ER, and followed him through discharge and into hospice. He met us where we were at and made sure we felt we were in good and capable hands. Francis Guerrero was incredibly helpful and efficient in getting my father's care transferred to Graceland. She came to visit my father and our family on a Saturday afternoon, and by that evening, everything was set in motion. She took care of all of the logistics. Karl (nurse) came to do the first "tuck in visit" for my father at home within 30 minutes of being brought home by ambulance. He was so kind to my father and immediately tended to our needs. Karl was willing to jump right in and do the hard work the hospital was unwilling to do. Karl made sure we had all of the comfort medications we needed for him. The next day, Haydee Palomino (nurse) came to take over my father's care. The agency listened to our request to have a native Spanish speaker. My father felt right at home knowing he was able to express himself freely, and knowing she would be culturally competent. She was wonderfully gracious with my father and made him feel at ease right away. She ordered all of the equipment we needed and checked in that afternoon to make sure it had all arrived. She validated all the work we had done to ensure a smooth passing. On the second full day with Graceland, my father passed away peacefully. He was calm and comfortable in his final hours. We couldn't have asked for a better experience with hospice. Thank you Graceland for making a difficult time in our lives as smooth as possible.

Hi, I'm annie Caregiver. Thankful for this Hospice care. They are really good in all aspects…read more First is Dr. Sieu, Darlene's Visiting Nurse Kristyn and bath lady Maria. Special thanks to Julia who is in charge of the supplies. They are good at doing their jobs. Kudos to GRACELAND HOSPICE

I would call this "business" HeartLESS Hospice. If I could give no stars I would!…read more When my mother needed hospice care during her final months, her physician handed us a couple of brochures. We contacted this place and only signed because the in-take nurse was so kind and helpful during the process. Sadly that was the only good thing. This hospice only cares about saving $. One package of wipes per week - even though more was necessary. I had to threaten legal action to get pain meds for my mother when she developed shingles 10 days before her death. This hospice would send our different nurses each week - I later found out they hired temporary nurses from an agency because good nurses wouldn't work for Mario and his friend in Human Resources. Very poorly run company with no real oversight from their corporate offices. Would never recommend this heartless place for anyone who has loved ones in need of hospice care. PS - the one good nurse quit. Sadly my mother passed before we could switch hospices.

Fantastic caring, ethical, Medicare supportive Hospice service! Best Nurses, caregivers,…read moremanagement, so kind, excellent service and quality, quality, quality care!!!! 24/7 service!!! We choose what we wanted and needed and Heartland listened.

Hands down the best place to work. Staff is very friendly. Always pay on time never miss a beat…read morewith payroll. If the office has any concerns about work completed, they call you before closing payroll. They allow flexable scheduling. I cant say enough great things about this company....

If you are a nurse looking for a place to work, I'm sure Aveanna/Premier is great since they seem…read moreto care less about the families that need their help than they do about keeping nurses on staff. The nurses seem to have free reign to call in, stop coming in, make demands, etc. We had not had issues until this last year. I'm not sure what changed but we also have a new care coordinator on our case every few months. Further evidence that patient care is not important, if Aveanna/formerly Premier cannot staff all of a patients hours, they do not allow you to split hours with other agencies. Essentially, holding hours that they can't fill hostage. If you have 1 nurse you like filling a portion of the hours but can't get coverage for the rest, you are SOL. Since January (5 and a half months), here is what we have experienced trying to find help for my 8 year old son. LVN #1.) LVN calls in often. We wait until they have a replacement and let her go. LVN #2.) Replacement is unqualified for the job. Additionally, comes in for about a week, calls in for 2 days and we advise not to come back LVN #3.) Another new LVN is with us for about 8-10 weeks. Misses 6 days total. One day calls in because she's stressed out that we had to call an ambulance for my son the day before. Has a bad attitude, rolls eyes when asked for help. We decide to tolerate until a replacement can be found. Without notice they move nurse to another case at her request citing that she was a new grad and decided she didn't want to do feeding tube patients after "trying it out". Management tries to placate us by saying she just wanted to "grow her skills" as a new nurse. I don't know about you but even 2 week notice is customary for quitting a job. Instead of giving us notice, they immediately give her another case, leaving us without help again. We request no newly licensed LVNs without experience from here on out and I advise we are not a training family. It's a lot of work for me to teach and I want someone long term. LVN #4.) We interview a nurse making all requirements for my son's care clear including him spending his days rolling around on a gymnastics mat since he can't walk. She tells the agency and is at the interview that this will not be an issue. I again take time off work losing income to train her. I spend an entire day training here. She then calls the agency and says it's too hard on her back and will not be returning. Aveanna/Premier needs to set patient care to be at least as important as keeping nurses on staff rather than prioritizing keeping LVNs on staff at the expense of the families who are depending of them for help. I believe that they prioritize nurses because they see and interact with the nurses during training, interviews and reviews but no one in management or case care who is responsible for staffing for the patient ever actually sees the families in person. Instead, these relationships can be kept at a distance since the only communication that happens is on the phone. It's easy for them not to care as much when they do not see the patient or family as actual people.