We use caregivers from the Missoula Home Instead location. I cannot say enough positive about them…read more Some of the basic descriptive words for both the office staff and caregivers: friendly, professional, compassionate, empathetic, knowledgeable, flexible, and easy to work with. They listen to our specific needs and continually work to meet and exceed them. We had one caregiver we didn't feel was the best fit, and they changed her without an issue. The quality of the caregivers, even the one that wasn't the best fit, has been exceptional.

The person that is coming to keep my husband company is a wonderful fit. His personality is so…read morecaring and understanding. My husband looks forward to the time when John comes.

Partners In Home Care stands out and is the best provider of in-home health, hospice, palliative…read morecare in Western Montana. They are recognized for the genuine compassion their staff show every patient and family they serve. As a nonprofit organization, their mission is clearly centered on people, not profit, and it shows in the way their team works together. With seven service lines, they're able to support patients through every stage of care. It's especially impressive to see how services connect--like their DME team working closely with hospice or home health and physical therapy--to make transitions smooth and comfortable for patients. They also are the operating partner for Hope Hospice Center- western Montana's only 12 bed in-patient facility, providing the best respite, GIP, and end of life care in the entire state. The coordination, communication, and heart behind their care truly set them apart. I would highly recommend Partners In Home Care to anyone needing supportive, high-quality care at home!

Have been trying to get an electric wheelchair for about a year due to neurological problems…read more Medicare required multiple clearances from doctors and physical therapists. Doctors were ok to deal with but Partners physical therapist have been terrible. would recommend you look elsewhere.

We are currently going through hell with this company. Libby the RN is amazing,sweet and caring…read more That's where it stops. The case worker,Cassie is very deceptive and downright dishonest. On four occasions in the last to weeks she has given us false information then tried to deny it even though multiple people heard her. This has cost us thousands of dollars. We are facing thousands more because of her dishonesty. There are multiple hospice companies in Missoula and surrounding areas . One will be happy not making the mistake we did. BEWARE!!!!! So sad we can't trust the people we need to trust the most!

I am truly thankful for the care and comfort I have received through Big Sky Home Health! They have…read moreworked with me on 3 separate occasions. They helped me get through a very difficult time. Physically as well as emotionally! They are extremely knowledgeable and knew what my body could handle thru each of the times of recovery. They were friendly, considerate and compassionate! I highly recommend you choose this company when you need home health care or if you have a loved one in Hospice. You won't find a better team!

Right at home has knowledgeable staff who care about the little things that make a persons day.read more

From the owner: At Right At Home Caregiving, we believe in the power of…read morecompassion and collaboration to provide exquisite living assistance. Our mission is to uplift and empower those we serve through focused, curated care.

Accepted a job being told Consumer Direct was new to Florida and there would be 'some overtime'…read more Went in the first day for almost 11 hours. The only reason I was able to leave was cause an employee went up to the program manager and basically told her there's no reason I should be sitting around the office and I should be able to go home and she finally let me go. Had the employee not said anything i probably wouldve been there another hour or two being unrecognized. This program manager resigned my first day on the job as I was told she was set to make an announcement, fortunately I wasnt there long enough to see this happen. I was told earlier in the day, the next 2 days I should expect AT LEAST 12 hour days, thats at about 35 hours of work in 3 days, with 2 more days left which I assume wouldve been another 10-12 hours each. 'Some overtime' is not 60-65 hours a week daily at compensation of mid 30's. A fellow employee advised me of such long hours which I appreciated. I shouldve known there was a catch and a reason why they offered me salary and at sadly a respectable rate for this god awful Southern Florida economy. Overall just very unprofessional on Consumer Directs part, especially since I had another job lined up to start on this day which I turned down to work for Consumer Direct. I emailed the boss of my program manager with my concerns and received no email back. I suspect this was just 'another day in the office' for him and they probably are use to this and there is heavy turn over. At least be honest with those you interview of what the job will consist of, itll save both parties time and hassle. Based on the way they treat employees and handled this situation, I suspect their business practices are just as shady.