If I could give 10 stars, I would. My 89 year old husband had a total hip replacement five weeks…read moreafter having a major sinus surgery. It was a total nightmare until the PT, Oana, arrived. Not only is she knowledgeable and considerate of patient and caretaker, she is quite certainly one of the most caring and patient caregivers I have ever met. She, quite literally, pulled us from the dark dungeon of the first two weeks; she was there when no one else was available. Her cheerful smile and lilting voice was a welcome respite from the unending problems that we encountered. I can, with great conviction, say that neither my husband nor I as the 24/7 caregiver, would have made it without her. Talk about someone who goes above and beyond, and you have the very definition of this wonderful young woman. We have used Careage for my husband's first hip replacement in 2015, but this one was so much harder and so much more intense. Careage is indeed lucky to have Oana as an employee. Her directions are clear and concise and she never allows desperate depression to exist once she is in the house. Whatever Careage is paying her, it isn't enough. I owe my husband's life to her care and have told her on many occasions, "Thank you- there are no words other than thank you."

Do not go with this home health provider. They provide subpar services in terms of ordering needed…read moresupplies to carry out care,, coordinating with family to schedule visits (and actually showing up for said visits), and discharging patients without prior notification or guidance. This kind of service leaves patients and their caregivers in the lurch when providing care and comfort to their loved ones. The management team does not know how to manage their staff appropriately in terms of time management and accountability.. The one nurse we did work with regularly complained of not enough staff for the coverage area, accountability from leadership and basically doing their required duties in care. I would not recommend this agency especially if you value the health and wellbeing of your loved ones.

My wife and I had come to the conclusion that home health care would be a good solution for our…read moreneeds. I am in hospice in the end stage of my battle with ALS. Over the past several months we have had the wonderful services of Suzette! Very professional and easy to get to know and became very comfortable with. Suzette had the responsibility to get me up in the morning and get me ready for the day. Washing, brushed teeth, toileting, dressing, and feeding. Also, took great care with cooking and cleaning some of the areas needed. Suzette was always on time and was a joy get to know and talk with. We would not hesitate to rehire in the future as the need arrizes.

This was hospice care for my husband. The CNAs were knowledgeable about his ostomy, thickening food…read moreso he would not choke, repositioning him regularly when he did not object. They were caring and empathetic. The office was available to me easily if I wanted to change any aspect of care. They also treated the payment side of things with taste and good timing.

The mission of Husky Senior Care is to help seniors (and their families) age at home successfully…read more If your loved one wants to stay in their home, Husky Senior Care is designed to support them. They are amazing at implementing this mission. Our father (a 94 year old retired UW professor) suffered from progressive dementia, and wanted to live out his life in 'his old home'. Our family of three sibling's along with two private caregivers had managed to keep Dad safe and fulfilled for several years. By the third year, the load was growing beyond our ability and energies. We wanted to maintain the quality of care for our father and avoid burn out for us. Husky Senior Care engaged with us quickly and smoothly. Their Care Manager model is brilliant. It is wonderful to have a personal relationship with a supportive person who coordinates all of the services. Sarah was caring, knowledgeable, and highly collaborative. She explored our family and care team values so they could design a care plan to meet our needs. She understood that we needed to wrap their services around our existing family care team. We coordinated scheduling and communication, working out systems so that our team and their staff could share task lists, meds management, and activities. Sarah also worked with us to file our Long Term Care Insurance claim and followed through with billing LTC directly. We started out with one agency caregiver who allowed us to fill out 7 days of daytime coverage. Adela was warm, caring, cooperative and hard working. She quickly developed trust with Dad, helping him to stay independent and supported. When she completed the usual chores (bathing, toileting, exercises, cooking, and cleaning) she took the initiative to keep up the garden and bring fresh flowers into the house. Her energy and joy made the house a brighter and better place for Dad and the family. Dad was hospitalized during his last month, and on discharge required 24/7 care at home. Husky transitioned quickly, bringing on more staff. They were careful to bring in as few people as possible, to avoid disrupting Dad with too many new faces. Care Management also transitioned to nursing, for meds delegation and coordination with Hospice. Katrina was there with us as we made the Hospice and 24/7 arrangements, coordinating, educating, and supporting. She trained both the agency staff and our private caregivers on meds delegation, so that Hospice meds could be used as needed. During Dad's final weeks Katrina coordinated directly with the hospice nurse, and helped us to understand the rapidly changing situation so we could make good choices. She could not have been more supportive and compassionate. Husky Senior Care is an outstanding agency. They provide superb support for both the family and senior who wants to age at home. They are reliable and trustworthy. Our family had complete confidence in their care for Dad and the support for us. When we started working with Husky Senior Care there was an immediate reduction of stress on all of us, including Dad. All of their staff; the caregivers, the Case Managers, and schedulers were professional, skilled, experienced, friendly, compassionate, supportive and reliable. They are flexible, providing exactly what you need, when you need it. They are able to coordinate with existing care teams, and with Hospice for end of life. Over the 6 months we worked with Husky Senior Care, our family and private care givers were all impressed by the level of support, compassion and professionalism from everyone who works on their team. One always wonders if you are doing enough for your parent, should you do more, or how else can we make our parent more comfortable at this stage of life. With Husky Senior Care on your team, you feel reassured, even rescued when some of the days just feel too overwhelming. It is an impressive organization, and we recommend it to your family without reservation.

I can't say enough good things about Husky senior care. I'm especially grateful to Kris, our care…read moremanager. Kris and her great caregivers helped my family get through the last few very difficult years. My husband was diagnosed with brain cancer four years ago and became paralyzed after the surgery and needed 24/7 care. I needed professional care during the day so I could go to work. I tried a couple other home care companies but unfortunately that didn't work out for various reasons. A hospital social worker recommended Husky. Jennifer came over for the first visit. I was very impressed by how caring and professional she was. I signed on. Kris took over as my care manager afterwards. And we settled on a few great caregivers that bonded with my husband. Kris came over to visit regularly. Every time we had a sub for a day, Kris always made the effort to be here to make sure things run smoothly. Without Kris and her excellent caregivers, my family couldn't have pulled through the last few years. My husband put up a brave fight and far exceeded every doctor's expectation. Unfortunately, his condition worsened toward the end of this summer and was admitted to the hospital for inpatient hospice care. I was really touched that Kris went to the hospital to visit my husband. She was there for him and brought him comfort and made him feel loved the last day he was awake. He slipped into a coma and passed away shortly after Kris's visit. I was choking back tears typing this letter. Kris, I will be forever grateful for what you did. You and Husky made all the difference to me and my family during our most difficult years. Thank you!

We haven using the services for the past several months. Communication can improve, otherwise…read morepretty good.

I currently have another job working full time, FCIHC is my second job. They have graciously worked…read morewith my schedule in finding clients during my availability. The hiring process was very quick and smooth. Everyone Ive had an interaction with has been kind, no issues whatsoever. I definitely recommend as a place to start.

Tibi was a great resource for our family as we tried to navigate a difficult situation from…read moremultiple states. He is exceptionally knowledgeable, kind, and a skilled listener. We're very grateful to him and highly recommend his services.

Tibi was extremely helpful in finding a suitable place for my mom. We had several unique…read morerequirements and initially didn't think we could find a place nearby that met all of her needs. We were expecting lengthy wait lists and places far away, but Tibi was able to find a place with availability only 8 minutes from us. He's incredibly knowledgable and throughout the process he was able to answer all of our questions and educate us on all of the nuances of long term care options. Highly recommended.

Staff is very friendly and extremely helpful! They provide various services within your home such…read moreas skilled nursing, physical/occupational/speech therapy and they even have bath aids and medical social workers. To my knowledge most of the staff has been there for years which is a plus for repeat patients. I would recommend this company to anyone needing home health over any other company currently.

Incompetent is the term I have to use. My wife (the patient)…read morehad a visit by a PT and an OT, and enjoyed working with both of them. Also both of them called me and filled me in on the visit and made reasonable suggestions about things that could be done to improve our setup. (I had been at work but there is a licensed care giver with my wife when I am not there.) When the Speech Therapist (Rita) visited, she had my wife crying hysterically by telling her she needed to go back into a nursing facility. Rita denied saying this to me but the next day Signature had a Care Conference and made the decision to stop caring for my wife saying she needed to go back to a nursing facility. ** They didn't even bother to tell me about this decision! ** They didn't get any input from me. They did not talk to the nursing facility my wife had just come out of. They just called and told our Primary Care they were stopping treatment. A patient's mental state is very important to the recovery process but Signature decided to completely ignore that and made a decision without all of the relevant information. My wife was in a very bad state while in the facility and sending her back would be extremely depressing to her. (The facility was fine, my wife just hated being away from home.) Speech (Rita) had left a list of a dozen things that I was doing wrong. Then talking on the phone, Rita went through that list again. "This is wrong, this is wrong, this is wrong....". She made me feel pretty worthless as a husband trying to do my best caring for my wife. So while some of the interaction was fine, overall it was pretty bad.

Family Best Care sent me a caregiver they knew had issues. She ended up putting her hands on me and…read moreacting out in a variety of ways after they warned her that she needed to improve her behavior. I was so traumatized by this that I opted to go without care for a period of time. I covered all of this with the office manager who was very supportive and reassuring. ...Until I tried to go back. The office manager's phone was on permanent voicemail requesting that I call an alternate number, at which point I was told I had to jump through hoops. When I questioned this, I was told, very coldly, that it was "company policy." Shabby, shoddy, unprofessional treatment.

Abigael has been a fantastic resource for direction and care for our family. I'm very happy to…read morerefer her to anyone that is needing care for an older family member, post pregnancy care, or help after an operation.

Great nursing staff but horrible management. A hostile environment was present and the employees…read morewere job scared as they were consistently belittled by the Director. The hours were time and a half while the management got to go to the Christmas parties, etc.

I had to stay at this place for a little while. It was not my home but everybody was nice and they…read morelet me go when it was time and didn't try to keep me

Today Kathrina Mencias, staff person, refused to allow me to speak with my mother. Ms. Mencias said…read moreshe had to speak with the lawyer who has power of attorney for my mother first. I informed Ms. Mencias that Washington Administrative code requires her to allow me to speak with my mother, and also to provide relevant information. Ms. Mencias just hung up. I am shocked that I am not allowed to speak with my mother. Earlier in the week, my mother was hospitalized for 2 days. Despite the law requiring that family be notified of any transfer to another facility, Sunrise did not do so. I have filed a complaint with the State, and Sunrise is now being investigated. Several years ago, a carer forged a signature on a check on my mother's account for $1500.. Sunrise fired the woman and refused to reimburse my mother, saying she had to go to the bank to get her money back. My mother's dementia is quite bad now.I am concerned that her expensive jewelry has been taken: my mother says she does not know where some of the items are. I live in another country so I cannot go check on this. My mother was over-medicated. I saw a doctor's note on a prescription of a major anti-psychotic that stated the dosage could be lowered but the staff objected to it. My mother has dementia and is not psychotic. The drug works off-label as a tranquilizer. Evidently my mother is drugged for staff convenience.