There comes a time in your own life when you have to deal with hospice for a loved one. I have been…read morethrough it with my Dad and my oldest brother. Now it was time to see my Mom got the best possible care in the final stages of her life. Through the hospital we were hooked up with Keystone Hospice after efforts with palliative care were not enough anymore for Mom's emphysema. They were at the hospital quickly and talking to us about our options. Mom was in pretty rough shape, but she wanted to be home to die and once we relayed that to Keystone, they were on it. It took 24 hours to stabilize her enough for the ambulance ride from Boise to Nampa, but they got her home. Keystone supplied a bed, bedside table, wheelchair, potty-chair, and everything we needed to keep Mom clean and comfortable. A team of four people came to the house before Mom arrived and trained me on medications she would need and when to administer them. A case worker, social worker and religious support were all there to welcome Mom home along with a nurse. The days passed and Keystone never lost touch. At one point Mom complained about the air bed being more uncomfortable than the bathtub. I called and asked for another option, and they were there in a less than two hours with a foam mattress that made Mom happy. Mom saw her 89th birthday, which was a goal of hers. I had three more beautiful days with her before she passed one morning. A nurse was at my door within an hour and a few minutes and took care of Mom getting her ready for the funeral home. Losing a loved one is horrible no matter how you slice it, and I cannot thank Keystone enough for their magnificent work before, during and after hospice. These amazing people are your go-to in the Treasure Valley.

Absolutely Amazing teams! Our Dad was treated with Love and Care! Thank You so very much!read more

Amy on the night shift at Lifecare of Treasure Valley went the extra mile and showed my mom…read morekindness in managing her pain. We appreciate what she did to get that taken care of.

It's never easy to transition a loved one from the Independence of their own home to a care center,…read morebut Bonnie and her compassionate team at Life Care have made the process much better! When my grandmother came down with pneumonia and was required to breathe via a large amount of oxygen, she was unable to immediately go home from the hospital. She required a rehabilitation center to help strengthen her lungs and reduce her oxygen tank needs. I have never seen her like this! She gets up, does her exercises, is cheered on by the nurses and is genuinely enjoying making new friends at Life Care-- I don't think the ice cream parlor hurts either!

My 97 year old father-in-law is there for respite care. We were welcomed by admin and caregiving…read morestaff. They are wonderful.

Nurses are kind here but there has been no accountability for the injury they cause to my…read moregrandmother who was in after having a broken hip fixed. She was ran into a wall by a nurse (complete accident) and her leg hit the wall and long story short, they broke her leg in a different location. They did not inform anyone of what happened and still have not. We wouldn't have known if my grandma hadn't said anything. No one is taking accountability and trying to place blame everywhere else. Very disappointing. The facility and staff seem very kind and considerate however every time I have gone in. The facility is clean. I really wish this accident didn't happen otherwise I'd have a much different review.

I simply cannot say enough about the angels working for Heart 'n Home Hospice. Everyone from the…read moreExecutive Director to the volunteers provided compassionate and tender care to my beloved mom. The multidisciplinary approach ensured that her every need and want was addressed and met. My mom's nurse Dani, CNA Valeria, social worker, Stephanie, spiritual care provider, Amelia, and Anita and Amy from the volunteer team were all instrumental in my mother's comfort and quality-of-life. They not only cared for my mom but also cared about the well-being of me and my siblings. Heart 'n Home Hospice is without a doubt the best choice for hospice care. My family and I will be eternally grateful to the H 'n H team forever. Thank you is not enough but it is all we have to offer. And of course, recommendations!

If your family finds themselves in the difficult place of needing hospice for a loved one, look no…read morefurther than Heart 'n Home! We just lost our Daddy to dementia yesterday morning and this team of caring professionals could not have taken better care of our dad or our family as caregivers. Our nurse, Andrea and our CNA, Riki, felt like part of our family after walking this path with us. Thank you to all of the team at Heart 'n Home behind the scenes as well for exceeding any expectations we could have possibly had. You are forever in our hearts!

I can't recommend Grannies on the Move enough! My mom had an accident in Mexico. She's from…read moreCalifornia, and I live in Boise. I flew down to be with her and spent two weeks there trying to figure out how to get her the care she needed back in the States. I called countless facilities and felt completely lost--until a friend recommended Grannies on the Move. Stacey met with me, then with my mom, and helped us find the perfect fit. My mom has now been in her new home for three months and is absolutely thriving. I'm so thankful for their help! They know all the assisted living, memory care, and independent living options in the area and are able to handpick the right one based on your loved one's specific needs. And best of all--you don't pay a dime for their service.

Update...After a lengthy conversation with Stacy, it was concluded that there may have been…read moremiscommunication on both sides. Yes, Grannie on the Move can be of great assistance, but be sure to ask plenty of questions regarding the services to be rendered.

Poor care quality - limited medical records…read more We checked our fragile loved one in on a Friday afternoon then found less than minimal staff on weekends. No professionals visible or available to family. We became fearful about safety and took them home in 24 hours at great discomfort and expense. Something must be amiss because we had heard great things.

The care was amazing at this location and received the upmost attention and care to detail. Thank…read moreyou all the friendly staff that keep this place amazing

Treasure Valley Hospice assisted us while my father passed away. Their team is knowledgeable,…read morecompassionate, and comforting. They provided 24 hour nursing support, chaplain services, and a therapy dog. My sister and I needed guidance at this critical end-time of my father's long-term illness and Treasure Valley came though brilliantly. They listened to us and our concerns, they kept dad comfortable. They prayed with us. They provided tactical support on items like removal of the deceased, and a letter I could use to reimburse last-minute airline changes. I cannot imagine navigating this difficult even without the outstanding staff at Treasure Valley.

This hospice team has some of most compassionate nurses, CNAs, social workers, Chaplains. They are…read moreresponsive to ask calls and concerns. The staff will explain to loved ones the process of dying with dignity and in a manner that is able to be understood. Five stars!

feels like a fine star hotel, Lots of people working there, Rooms are nice, ALTHO they need some…read morecarpet or area rugs to make rooms feel little more colorful, BUT food is good in Restaurant style Dinning room. Cammie the Manager is awsom and friendly, Not put on but true to self, Nice place, 3 BIG fireplaces, and such a relaxing place

Truewood is amazing! They really make your loved ones feel at home! They always have fun activities…read moreto keep them smiling. I know my loved one enjoys the service dogs when they visit!