Two weeks rehab after quadruple bypass surgery...Highly recommend...clean...friendly..staff…read moreattentive...food good

My family is so grateful for Guided Living and all they have done for us. Truly the best home care…read moreagency in the area!!

This company gave me peace of mind while caring for my elderly mother-in-law. I was able to get…read moreout of the house and get errands done knowing that she would be well cared for by a trained and experienced cna. I had two aids that came weekly, and all of the other aids I met as well on "off" days were all amazing. The company was so easy to work with. They were able to get me started right away!

I had one good experience but the contract terms are severe. I would highly encourage anyone…read morehelping their elderly loved ones to run not walk away from this consultancy. The fees are outrageous and the terms draconian.

Barbara has so much experience and really cares about people. If you want the best in elder care…read moreyou would be smart to use her services and she is not expensive..she is fair...Great and brilliant organization.

Well, Ingrid certainly knows how to contact a mover and do some things. HOWEVER, I used her…read moreservices twice and when it happened to be on site on the actual day the move, I found Ingrid to be very impatient, and would interrupt the movers when they were trying to ask me a question. The first time I used her services I thought perhaps she was just having a bad day. The second time I realized I was just better off doing it myself.

DO NOT HIRE THEM!!! They were highly incompetent in almost every aspect of our move. The truth of…read morethe matter is that they are taking advantage of the elderly and people in vulnerable positions. Let me explain. I am disabled. My mother works all day. My Stepfather passed away in 2017. Our Large Estate was too much for us to handle on our own. We needed a clean out done (lots of junk) But also needed movers to help us pack what we would be taking with us. They claim to "Do it all!" Boy they sure do! They'll DO you alright. DO ya right in to the dirt pal! Don't get me started on their cleaning expertise. The place was so clean it was spotless almost as if our possessions weren't even there! Oh wait a minute, that's because they weren't! They'll clean you right out! They come in and under the guise of helping you pack, eye ball all of your belongings and decide what they will keep for themselves to sell off and what junk they will wrap up and send off with you! My mother can not believe how many of her precious things were not packed and mine too. The owner Ingrid wrapped up my stepdads ashes! His ashes! The one thing my mom said she'd personally bring with her they packed up. and very disrespectfully at that. Thank god my mom saw them in the box on the floor. Ingrid then tried to convince me that I did not need my rolling closet that was like 100$ I assured her that I did need it. Guess what! She decided I didn't! She kept it! My moms reclining chair. They took it! My mom flipped and they brought it back. The back that had been damaged previously was already fixed!!! They played it off like that was a favor.. lady had our chair fixed and never told us about it haha! Sounds more like it was getting ready to be sold rather. Plenty more went wrong here I won't continue. Ok I will. They took my tools and my brother had to go retrieve them. He approached a guy on the truck. The guy pretended he "Didn't see NO tools!" His words. My bro spotted them behind the guy. GUY was blocking/hiding them with his body! Furious and befuddled that the jig was up the guy threw them at my brother. Not only did they poach anything of value that we didn't specifically say pack. They were highly disrespectful with the things they packed for us and super gentle with everything in the clean out. I mean it's almost as if the trucks were swapped and we got the clean out truck and they kept our possessions. I mean the truly disgusting and despicable part of it is that the place pretends to be a beacon of light in a tough time. Like especially after grief or a death apparently or a loved one too old to take care of themselves. They cater to retirement homes and estate sales etc..etc.. I'm disabled but I'm only 26 and am able to tell you all what happened. I can't imagine how many sickly and elderly people these folks must have Swindled that simply can't speak on it. I mean retirement homes for goodness sake. From a hypothetical stand point I could easily imagine an elderly woman saying "hey where's this and where is that?" But everybody just thinks she's old and crazy and never had a radio from 1936 or maybe she even thought the year now is 1936 so like who would really care right??? Nobody would care that's who and that's exactly what New Leaf is counting on. Their counting on that very sentiment all the way to the bank!!! How do these folks from retirement homes feel I wonder. That their stuff was taken. It was (hypothetically but entirely possible) an old person's that probably can't use a computer and give a review or they're dead and buried and rolling in their grave. Not able to say how mortified they are that their possessions were hawked and sold and everything was handled with utter carelessness. My mom had to write on the boxes with a sharpie because even their stickers were cheap. They would fall right off and wait here's the shocking climax...even more stuff got mixed up and "lost" ..cough "sold " Not to mention this was not a cheap service. So we essentially paid to have our items stolen from us and sold elsewhere for a profit. The term from Seinfeld "double dipping" comes to mind.

Mary was absolutely my rock during this challenging time searching for a new place for my mother…read more She helped weed out the places that didn't suit our needs and guided us to wonderful options. She was available any time of day- I remember she texted me back late one night and I said- aren't you off duty? She said "I am never off duty" and that proved to be true. I can't recommend enough using Assisted Living Locators. It is at no cost to the family- they get paid by the facilities.

We love this small Saturday Farmer's Market for its variety, quality and the great location at the…read moreold Courthouse in Plymouth. Close to the harborfront. so it's easily combined with a stroll to make a nice morning out. The finest local produce, wines, honey, jams, baked goods (including gluten free!), spices, flowers, soaps, candles, along with live acoustic music. Their web site mentions dairy and meat too, but I haven't noticed that in the 4 times we have been. Everyone is friendly, chatty, and knowledgeable of their wares. My favorite booth is the Side Dish Cafe. Everything is local, freshly prepared, delicious and mostly organic. The vegetarian sushi rolls are my favorite: tasty and healthy. The friendly proprietess is generous with samples and can talk your ears off (in a nice and charming way) about where the rice was grown, when the peppers were picked, etc. Hours vary based on time of year, so check the website. They end for the season on October 27 this year, so go soon! We are lucky to have this in Plymouth, so please support it.

This pumpkin spice smelling farmers market tent barn had very little to offer. It's not worth the…read morevisit unless you're at Plymouth Rock when it's freezing and you're trying to escape the cold.