With a Little Help is a remarkable agency that customizes in-home care for your needs…read more recovering from a broken neck. I need help with bathing, dressing, meal prep, light housekeeping, and completion of some errands. Their staff anticipate your needs, and check in with you to make certain that the job that they have done meets your expectations. In addition to being excellent at the tasks, they did, the two primary nurses assigned to me were exceptional people. They were bright, kind hearts, and were clearly in the right field.

I'm taking the time to write a rather long review because I want to share with you the wonderful,…read morelife-changing support we've received from the care agency, With A Little Help. I was referred to With A Little Help by a friend of mine who is a hospice nurse. He actually gave me the names of three agencies, and I called them all. The first two had a corporate vibe, and sent me directly into a voicemail black hole. It was days before I heard back. When I called With A Little Help, within seconds, I was talking with Kacie, one of the owners, who was so kind and spent all of the time I needed talking with me about our situation and care needs. By the end of the phone call, we had a plan for an intake evaluation, and just a couple of days later, a new care team was in place...and just like that, the stress and worry that had been accumulating over many months lifted. This is just one example of the many, many I could share about the excellent care With A Little Help offers. They aren't a corporate-care behemoth. They are local, owner run, and some of the most caring people I've met in a long time. Kacie and Paul, the owners, worked with us to find the caregivers that are the best fit for our situation. The caregivers are highly skilled, professional, and compassionate. All of them have giant hearts. Some words that come to mind when talking about With A Little Help: Professional Flexible Kind Collaborative Communicative Compassionate Responsive Punctual Attuned For us, With a Little Help has been something of a miracle. I wholeheartedly recommend them to you for your care needs.

My mother developed dementia about 7 years back, and as it has progressed our family was in need of…read moreadditional support. Dustin has gone beyond the role of a healthcare worker, and has been an incredibly kind friend to her. He is also good with her chihuahua Lucy, always offering to walk her when he comes to see my mother. He drives her to doctors appointments, helps with weekly meal prepping, and is always ready to pitch in with whatever task may be at hand.

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very professional. they are very sensitive and caring to…read morethe needs we needed addressed. will for sure use them again when needed. feel blessed that we found them !

I'm pissed off and I need to warn other families about Home Instead Seattle. They completely…read morescrewed up caring for my mother who has dementia, and I'm done being polite about it. They kept sending different people every day. My mom has dementia - she needs routine and familiar faces, not a parade of strangers confusing her even more. This made her anxious and upset constantly, but apparently Home Instead doesn't give a shit about what patients actually need. Half these caregivers had zero experience and some didn't even have the required licenses to care for my mom. Are you kidding me? I'm paying you to send qualified people, not random folks off the street who don't know what they're doing. This is my mother's safety we're talking about. I called management multiple times trying to fix this mess. Talked to some woman named Needy who gave me the most fake, corporate apologies I've ever heard. No solutions, no changes, just "sorry you feel that way" bullshit while nothing got better. This company took our money and provided garbage care that made my mom's life worse. They don't care about your loved one - they just want to cash your checks and send whoever's available that day. Don't waste your time or money with Home Instead Seattle. Find a company that actually knows how to care for people with dementia instead of this amateur hour operation.

I've been working with Heather for about a year now. Heather helps me with services for my father…read more She is an amazing resource due to her years in the industry. She's not afraid to ask the important questions and is a strong advocate in a landscape that can be rather daunting at times. She is thoughtful, caring and a wonderful listener. Having her on your team will provide you with a sense of calm and confidence. I highly recommend her services if you need a helping hand trying to come with a plan for your aging loved one. She is very responsive to questions and concerns. Eldercare Navigators provides an invaluable service to the community.

Heather and her team at Eldercare Navigators were worth their weight in gold…read more I would recommend them to anyone. My family was struggling with how to get my elderly parents care. My mother has dementia and my father was struggling as her condition progressed, to the point where he couldn't find time to research respite care. We all rallied, but even with all the help our family could provide, it wasn't enough. We we drowning. With a few sessions with ECN, we had a list of vetted facilities and a expert guidance on how to navigate Medicaid. My parents are now settled in an assisted living facility and my father has help with mom. I cannot thank them enough. Anyone who has tried to figure out dementia care knows how emotional and draining the process is. We couldn't have done it without Heather and ECN.

Home Care Assistance has supported a 90+ year old client of mine for over 6 years. She is a fussy…read moreone, but HCA has worked miracles to find caregiving teams that met the client's needs. Visitors to the home often commented that she was clearly receiving good care. The time came this week to move the client to a facility and the HCA team supported the client and me to the fullest extent possible to ease that difficult transition. I cannot say enough to thank them for all they have done. I heartily recommend them.

The scheduling and care staff have been extremely reliable and pleasant. My MIL is treated with…read morerespect and dignity at all times. It is the best decision the family has made to support our matriarch.

I just lost one of THE BEST caregivers that works here. I am devastated. She likes me a lot but…read morefelt that my health issues weren't getting better because I only had her for a weekday and Sundays. She drives her own vehicle and that's freaking rare! The new Sunday caregiver is very sweet, works her butt off, and is an artist like me! She also lives about four blocks away from me and although she doesn't drive, she still managed to get a lot of chores taken care of. Hooray! Now, the bad part. Before I had M. as my driving caregiver, I had another great caregiver. Her first name also began with M. Ha! Anyway, SHE was amazing. And then, one Monday when she was supposed to start her shift with me, she didn't show up. I had her cellphone number and called her, frantically. Nothing. No calls. No texts. The supervisor called and asked me how I was doing with M, on my new weekday shift. I was surprised and told the supervisor that M. had not shown up or called. I was worried that maybe she had been in an accident or something. SHE didn't call Family Resource ever again. She just quit. I was so upset! And then I went through caregiver after caregiver after caregiver. I told Family Resource that they had one more chance or I would jump ship to another company. Oh, they begged me not to get another company. And they sent M., the most amazing and caring person I had ever met who was a caregiver. We hit it off from the first day and I requested that if she had any shifts she needed filled, I would love to have her. And it was great, until recently. She has children and wanted to spend more time with them in the summer, which I totally get. But...except for my Sunday caregiver, the company doesn't seem to be able to get a driver who isn't a complete flake. And the flakes are flaking out AFTER the company had assured me that they can get a person who drives. After a lot of "will they, won't they?" I am tentatively scheduled to have a driver tomorrow (Thursdays) to take me to a weekly medical procedure. IF no one bothers to show up or something else happens, I am going to find another home healthcare company. I have been dealing with the proverbial "bait and switch" crap for at least a year! This is soooo bad for my physical and mental health. This company never returns calls in a prompt manner. If you talk to one person one time and another person the next time, no one there has a freaking clue what's going on. Seriously?? Family Resource, get it together or I am done with your business.

Inconsistent with regular care. Poor to no communication…read morewhen caregivers call out. Caregivers not experienced and unprofessional. using phone during shifts, falling asleep, refusing to follow care plan. refusing to use appropriate safety equipment. No communication with client. All caregivers did not speak English well enough to understand them. All said they just arrived in the country. Did not feel safe having their caregivers taking care of my mom.

I reached out to Trish for advice when it was hard to know where to turn. She was extremely…read moregenerous with her time during a free consultation and had good ideas, then followed up with her suggestions in writing with no hard sell for her own services. She's very willing to talk even if you're not sure what you need.

I highly recommend Patricia Throop and ElderCare Consulting. She provides a truly valuable and…read moremuch needed service to anyone needing help with decisions and care for aging parents and other loved ones.

George Vestal and his company McDonald Employment, are simply "The Best". When my husband and I…read morewere in a crisis management situation as to how best to care for his wonderful Mom at her home we kept getting steered toward McDonald Employment. Thankfully they were there to be in our camp and deliver to us 24/7 at home care for my Mother-in-law. Not only did they come to our aid, but the staff George provided was in two words...."The Best". As our parents age and we are faced with the decision of how to best care for them, I will only say to everyone "call George"....owner of McDonald Employment. McDonald Employment is the best and we thank them so much for their excellence, expertise and caring. With much gratitude and appreciation, Jann & Steve B

We used caregivers from McDonald for 4 years for both of my parents. Excellent, knowledgeable,…read morepleasant and kind-hearted ladies. Good cooks, loved my parents' little dog. On the few occasions when we experienced some difficulties, McDonald was very prompt in helping us resolve the issue. Like the previous reviewer, I tell others in a similar crisis, "Call Laurie at McDonald." The social worker I worked with at Virginia Mason had never heard of McDonald and was so impressed with the level of care my Dad was able to receive in his own home. From short term care (a weekend away to visit my son) to 2 years of care, McDonald was there for us.

We wanted to move my mom out of assisted living and back home for her final days. Husky got full…read moretime care set up in just a few days. Their caretakers were great, and mom was able to pass in her own home.

I reached out to Husky to help me through outpatient treatment for throat cancer. I needed…read moreassistance getting to and from daily chemo and radiation therapy sessions and help with chores of daily living. The agency's performance exceeded my expectations. Their caregivers always arrived on time and were excellent companions who helped me withstand the rigors of a very difficult treatment protocol. The agency's management staff was also very easy to work with. Services and charges were clearly explained and the scheduling office went above and beyond in accommodating the inevitable changes in my treatment plans. Should I require caregiver services again in the future, I will definitely turn to Husky. I have already recommended the agency to several friends who are seeking senior care help.

Great Agency with a very caring and loving staff. Ben and Tina are awesome owners that are always…read morethinking outside of the box to efficiently help as many clients as possible. Not only do they show appreciation for their clients and caregivers, but they truly care about the growth and development of their staff as well.

Right at Home is who I work for. They offer home health…read morecare services in the King County. I've been working here for more than a year and I find that it is the perfect place to work while I'm in nursing school. One of the important features of working for them is that they are able to change my schedule on a week by week basis due to my ever changing school schedule. (my inflexible school schedule can change with less than a couple of days notice) I have meet many of the health care staff members at Right at Home and found them competent and friendly which I think is important in this business.