I came here for hand therapy, and the therapists were all kind and professional. The front desk…read morereceptionists were as well. It took about twelve to sixteen sessions, and the exercises were effective. Each day, I came back feeling a little better.

Sentara Therapy Center at Healthy Way is located on Healthy Way. This road is essentially next to…read morethe Brenneman Farms Shopping Center. They are located inside the Bon Secours Medical Center. The parking entrance is to the right shortly after coming onto the road. The first set of parking you'll pass is the physician parking area. Keep going around to the main entrance. There is signage pointing to the main parking area. There was plenty of parking available, including handicap spots. The most recent visit here was on July 17, 2024. I wasn't the actual patient for these visits, but it was for my mom after having a wrist fracture. They don't have the hand therapy at all locations, so this was the closest one. The visits would occur twice a week for eight weeks. The inside of the place is quite large in the therapy area. It is always clean and well maintained. You could see that they can cover many different types of therapies there. The overall process is pretty straightforward. On the first visit, they go over the insurance information and what the copays, if any, are for each visit. This was also the time to fill out any paperwork and such. For subsequent visits, it was just checking in. The overall therapy process went very well over those weeks. The first part of it was for healing and the other part was for strengthening the wrist. There was a genuine care and concern throughout the process. There were times where they changed it up a bit since it was affecting her shoulder (the one she had a replacement on the year before). If you are in need of therapy, this place is worth checking out if it's close to you. There are several locations throughout the area.

Excellent care!! This company truly is genuine. They are very personal. Small business with…read moreQuality care and companionship. My mother is well taken care of.

Our caregiver, Trish, has been with us for 6 months, provides good conversation and meals…read more M. Vesesly

The owner, Benjamin Sawyer, was very mean and cruel to me. He came to me through Vet Assist and I…read moretold bim how to be hired by them. I told him I needed someone to take me to doctor's and help clean house. He brought a nice woman named Susan to help me. He wanted to know the days and hours I needed her and I gave them to him. He didn't tell me she had to stay four hours and she had to call him immediately after leaving and she was required to report what happened here. Twice I told her to leave early because I was sick and needed to be alone. She reported this to Benjamin Sawyer and he took my hours and days away from me without my knowledge. I called telling him I was upset over this. He threw it up to me that they weren't a taxi service. I said I told you in the beginning what I needed and you went along with it. I texted him I was still upset that Susan gave him a bad report. He texted me he wanted no more messages about being upset. I called him this morning and his wife answered. I tried to tell her there was a communication problem. I told him I liked Susan who he sent to help me and said I hope you all pay her for her mileage and he told me that was no concern of mine. The last call he said, "No wonder you're by yourself, Susan isn't coming back." This was when I tied in with him calling him a few choice words. Don't call him for help is my advice.

Needed care for my mother after shes had a stroke and ended up in a rehab facility that was…read moreunder-staffed. I chose Visiting Angels over Senior Corp because Angels was so much better about staying in touch. I live 430 miles away from my mother, and I needed help that was going to communicate with me in a timely manner. Visiting Angels gets high marks for communication. As it turned out, by the time we got the scheduling worked out, mom was feeling much stronger and did not want the service. Dean Longo at the Norfolk office was incredibly understanding about the change in plans, and just wonderfully professional to work with. I have Visiting Angels in my back pocket and will not hesitate to call them again.

We had a mixed experience. Visiting Angels was recommended by several staff members at Sentara…read moreBeach General. We needed 24/7 caregivers on short notice, and after calling multiple services, only Visiting Angels could provide staffing quickly. All the caregivers that they sent were very nice and professional, though their capabilities varied a great deal. The very first person they sent (who worked a double shift), didn't seem to know how to do anything. My father asked for help getting out of bed, and the caregiver didn't know how to lift him properly. He ended up being unable to stand, and dropped back in the bed at an awkward angle. He was too weak to move, and the caregiver didn't know how to shift him in the bed. She called her supervisor, who didn't provide help, and it took the caregiver, myself and my brother (none of whom had experience) to shift my father to a comfortable position. We got a call from Visiting Angels the next morning apologizing for what happened, but they sent the same person back again less than a week later. By that point my father was comatose and close to death, but she still struggled with simple tasks like changing his diaper. I'm not sure how she would have managed if my brother and I had not been there to help out. None of the other caregivers we got were that bad, though one did fall into a pretty deep sleep (had to be shaken awake). The reason this review is 3 stars instead of 1 is that one caregiver in particular was fantastic. Janet made sure my father was clean, changed his bed, and went well beyond the call of duty on her shifts. She was also there when my father passed, and we really appreciated her comfort and professionalism through a difficult time.

First it was my dad needing hospice care for a very short time and then my mother shortly after my…read moredad passed away. The hospice care that my mom received was remarkable followed by genuine concern for her well being by the entire staff! She thoroughly enjoyed her weekly visits by her nurse. I so appreciated the weekly updates.

Our family was referred to At-Heart Homecare and Hospice by our parents' family physician. We…read morestarted home healthcare at a time when my beloved father needed extra assistance. Their team allowed my father to feel safe and secure at home as long as possible. When the time came, the hospice team provided coordinated care and expertise during the much needed transition to a residential care facility. The support and guidance by my father's RN at At-Heart truly helped in our time of need. The care and attention on a weekly basis attending to my father's needs were greatly appreciated. We appreciate the At-Heart Homecare and Hospice's staff's efforts to go the extra mile and address our family's concerns.

Nacolby's Home Care has been exceptional, thanks to Tamara and my incredible PCA (Personal Care…read moreAssistant), Rykeeta. I highly recommend this agency to anyone needing support in recovery, whether for themselves or a loved one. Accepting I needed help was difficult, but when I did, my life became immensely better. Rykeeta helped instill the belief that asking for help was not an admission of weakness or being unable to do it on my own. Accepting help was good for both my body and my mind. When my doctor asked what Rykeeta did for me, I told him she encouraged me to ask for help. He turned to her and said, "Thank God, finally." Now, every three months, he's interested in her opinions about my weight and health progress. I was 59 and 300 lbs when I was taken to the ER on October 30th of 2024. Friends thought I was going to die. Transferred to the rehab center a week later, I couldn't walk, but I became extremely proactive in my progress. Now, I wanted to live and get better. I was walking using a Rollator. Still, I could only walk up three steps without assistance, and only stand for less than five minutes before pain forced me to sit down. Since I was staying with close friends, I didn't feel I needed any extra help. I felt I could handle myself. At my first meeting with Tamara and Rykeeta in February 2025, I weighed 287 lbs after my release from rehab on January 29th. I was surprised that my insurance company felt I needed an aide. Having a stranger around me every day for the whole week seemed excessive. Tamara explained that some clients choose a family member or friend as their PCA. I eagerly jumped at this opportunity. Looking back, we were naive in thinking that having a PCA meant entertaining a guest. Soon, my friends asked me to "fire" them and call Tamara and beg for Rykeeta. Lesson learned. She has helped me become more independent in my personal care. As of this writing, I'm at 177 pounds. This remarkable young woman understands my fierce desire to do things myself. Using the shower becomes easier every day. She makes sure I take my meds. She's aware of my schedule and helps with housekeeping and grocery shopping. When walking, sometimes she lets me take a few steps with my cane before quietly asking if I need my rollator. I know when she's right, and she'll get it for me without any judgment. She celebrates when I climb a flight of stairs and reminds me to slow down when I push too far. She notices the return of my slight limp and unbalanced gait when I'm tired. After my mom's diagnosis of liver cancer, she keeps my health her priority. Last April, when relentless nausea sent me to the ER, she helped me see a urologist, driving me from Virginia Beach to Suffolk. She inspired me to keep up with PT, even when pain made me curl up, and I joked with my PT about exercises I could do in that position. She took over my daily tasks before and after the kidney stone surgery. She reassures me that these things are small bumps in my journey, not a return to square one. After the shock of the loss of a very close friend, she kept my health a priority. Thanks to her, I have reclaimed my strength, my confidence, my personality, and my laughter. Mentally, the aid of my PCA has been enlightening. I expected the practical support of having a PCA during the week. I didn't expect Rykeeta's impact on my mental health. Per my friends, the real Megan is back, and credits much of this to Rykeeta. For a decade, I ignored my health, the resulting morbid obesity, and depression from the demands of caregiver duties for my parents. I'm excited about my recovery, not ashamed to say I need help, nor to accept I've still got a ways to go. My family and friends seek her opinion if they suspect I am downplaying things. My elderly neighbors, known as Mom #2 and Dad #2, see her as essential to my recovery. They respect her, and Dad #2 never hesitates to tell her to "stay on my case and not let me slide backward." My parents and brother adore her. Nacolby's Home Care was highly recommended by my case manager at Anthem HealthKeepers while I was in rehab. My case manager had already called Nacolby's to expect my call and given me information about the agency I could research, but I was lost in a mental fog from a severe UTI and COVID. Tamara took the initiative to connect with my brother, my POA. When I got to talk to her, she made me feel comfortable, not guilty for missing her calls. Both she and Deborah, the owner, have visited my own home for assessments with smiles, encouragement, and professionalism. This agency is invaluable. Thanks to Deborah's leadership and Tamara's guidance, I was able to make the decisions needed to keep my insurance. Rykeeta is now a vital cog in my recovery and daily life. She is also a friend I know will remain in my life even after my healing is complete.

Highly skilled and caring staff you seldom find these days. Andrea and team have been taking…read moreexcellent care and support to our mother for over a year and keeps us informed of any concerns or issues. I highly encourage and recommend Sunflowers Caring Hands to anyone needing top notch care for a loved one.

After a 10 day hosp stay, we had to find a long term place for mom and we had to find it quick…read morebecause she needed OT and PT and her dementia had progressed. The nursing home with availability was very unfavorable so we were referred to Next Consulting (Tom) for care options and he suggested a residential care home which we were not very familiar with. To gave us several options with availability so we chose Sunflowers Caring Hands because if the location and they had room for one more resident. We set up a mtg with Andrea (owner) who is wonderful and she gave us a tour and went to hospital to meet and assess mom. The transition from the hospital was flawless and smooth. Let me tell you that this place was a blessing waiting for mom. They provide the best care that she could ever get, and she deserves it. They treat the residents and their families like their own family...it is a home away from home. Mom was able to get her PT and OT setup and did not have to go offsit. They have a servicing physician if/when needed that provides all medical needs, tests, well checks, blood work etc. The home is always clean; the residents are well fed, they continuously loved and nurtured and get the best personalized care 24/7. The home is full of love? They have all become our extended family.

My 86 year old Mother suffers from chronic debilitating pain which her current pain management…read morepractitioner has been unable to relieve. It took two voicemail messages to get any response as to whether Blossom is even accepting new patients and which insurance they accept. I was also told I could get new patient info on their website, which is true but also directs you to call their office for up to date insurance information. It seems a referral from your primary care provider is insufficient and you must have neurological and orthopedic test results to even be reviewed by Blossom's medical director. Then it's about a 10 week wait for new patients. My Mother is down to 93 lbs because she is in such pain she has trouble eating and sleeping. I am aware of practice related protocols but the compassionate approach is sadly lacking at Blossom.

Very caring and compassionate group that treats my chronic pain from back surgeries. The office…read morestaff is wonderful especially Ruth Ann. Dr. Zhitar is a so easy to talk to. He is patient and works to find the right solution to manage my pain.