Lovely facility with caring staff…read more You won't find people more dedicated or caring than you will here at Community Home Hospice.

My dad spent his last days in CHHH and passed away on June 12th. Dana, an aide, was exceptionally…read moregentle with him and took great care of him. She spoke to him sweetly as she shaved his face even though he wasn't conscious, and treated him with the respect he deserved. Pam sweetly put lotion on his dry face and arms. The nurses conversed with me the late nights I was there by my dad's bed. When Dana told me my dad had 1/2 an hour to an hour to go, my husband and I were able to be with him as he took his last breath, and I'll be forever grateful for that. While he was being seen by a Hospice nurse at the Canterbury, she made sure all his needs were being met, and went through great pains to get him a portable oxygen machine so he could still get out once in awhile. She was there always for any questions or concerns I had, and I never felt like what I was asking was stupid or an inconvenience. My uncle and many dear friends have passed away while at CHHH, and I'm forever grateful to the staff for the care they gave all of them.

When you have a choice always choose Peace Health., Community is not in it to take care of your…read moreloved one: that is all. My mom will be taken off their serices Today..

If I could give a zero, I would! Kaiser Hospice found this place for my brother. Should have known…read morewhen the administrator said "you don't understand that hospice is a business." They took my brother in, then realized he wasn't going to die any time soon and they were stuck with his care. His class 4 sore miraculously went to a class 2 and they moved him out. He actually went to a much better location, an adult foster care facility. Community HH&H has a beautiful facility, but the operators have no moral center. It's a hospice mill and their business model seems be to keep the average stay time as low as they can.

I'm very excited for you Carola and what a perfect fit for your skills and passions…read more For anyone needing such support, I can attest to the profound difference it's made in my life having Carola's expertise and kindness while my mom recently entered hospice care. Carola's extensive experience in the health and medical profession, combined with her intrinsic compassion, has been paramount in guiding me through this intimate and critical time with my mom. It has not only given my mom support, but given me support and peace of mind as well. I highly recommend Gorge End of Life Services.

I completed the Grief Recovery Method class with Carola. Thank you for the expert guidance and…read morecare. I felt safe, supported and empowered and I feel better! Thank you also for being a great facilitator, so thoughtful and sincere. Carola is committed to the healing process! I highly recommend the Grief Recovery Method class with Carola. It is powerfully therapeutic!

Both of my parents entered hospice care with Gracious Care Hospice on the same day. This transition…read morewas expected for my Mom, but unexpected for my Dad. It was an overwhelming time of change. I'm especially directing this review towards the hospice team that came into my patents's home to provide hands on care. We were very fortunate to have Alyssa, Trey, and La Sarita help us out. They were excellent communicators and very caring and competent. They exhibited great teamwork. They addressed our questions without making us feel like we were wasting their time. An additional note. After my Dad passed, just 13 days after entering hospice, my Mom did not want to sleep in her bedroom alone. Gracious Care Hospice made arrangements so we could keep my Dad's rented hospital bed so I could sleep next to her and hold her hand as she grieved the loss of her husband of 68 years. That act was outside of the hospice routine, but was a key to helping my Mom pass peacefully, 17 days later. Thank you, Gracious Care Hospice.

This community is where excellence of Care and Home Meet. They care of their residents as if they…read moreare family..... Linda, ED. Jessica,,BOM. Crizzel RN and the rest of the staff, make it to where the culture is very safe and comforting.

No family communication. Very rude staff. Never calls you back. Patient was having difficulty…read morebreathing, coughing a lot, and the hospice nurse said to give him cough medicine. He ended up in the hospital with double pneumonia and sepsis. Would never recommend the Serenity in Tigard, Oregon

A+, 5 stars for their team!! Professional, compassionate, supportive. I have nothing but heartfelt…read morewords for Serenity Hospice. Specific shout out to Ms. Beth, Krista, Laurie--angels on Earth. Thank you for your wonderful kindness. God bless yall.

Company is a big corporation that doesn't care about people. Were hired to provide hospice care for…read moremy Uncle Mark the nurse was rude and annoyed to working during the holidays , didn't wear a mask during visits (it was Dec. 2022) , gave so much Haldol that Mark was hallucinating and aggravated for 12 hours. He was mentally sharp, articulate and ready to pass away , as he had three forms of cancer. The only thing he requested were his pain killers ( which he was never into , even after previous surgery's ) . The only one worth their salt , was the delivery driver. Who was compassion and helpful in explaining how the medical equipment works and dangers of oxygen tanks in confined areas. Do not use these people for hospice, choose a smaller local company. Stay safe and protect your loved ones and your self from unnecessary harm.

At first, it was a good experience, but as the nurses started visiting things got a little iffy as…read moreour almost 98 year-old grandfather was placed on hospice. He has aortic stenosis and dementia, after a nurse visit, we got a call from the social worker saying that we needed to change someone's behavior that is going through dementia and sometimes says things that are inappropriate. These nurses are supposed to be trained and should not take offense to things that are said and should be able to care for these individuals without forming an opinion or getting butt hurt. I ran two adult family homes, and I've worked with hospice numerous times and never in my life have I ever experienced such lack of empathy towards an individual who is at the end of life and who has dementia. We cannot change his behavior or ask him to do so because he doesn't remember, and if he was in his right mind, he would not be saying things that are inappropriate. These nurses should be able to take things with a grain of salt, do their job, care for individuals in need and not call the family to add more stress stress to situations. I'm in complete disbelief!! if these nurses cannot come in and do their jobs with care and compassion, then they need to find new careers that fit their needs and feelings. What a joke!! be careful before letting these people in your home or around your aging and dying parent

HARBORS HOME HEALTH / HOSPICE is an essential services provider with Horrible employees! Avoid…read morethem if you can. I have a very close family member in hospice who suffered unimaginable anxiety as a direct result of nurses and a specific social worker who drove my loved one to tears and many, many sleepless nights. The social worker is a bully who threatened to "terminate" my family member if she didn't obey all their demands for such minor disagreements as the number of hours per day and per week for out-of-pocket Caregivers. The nurses badgered their patient over medication choices and dosages, even though the mission of hospice is Pain Management and Comfort. The nurses ordered their patient to take specific medications even after she said they were not effective for her body, which was already in Stage 4 cancer. It was a terrible experience for the patient and there were no consequences for the staff because the staff told their patient she would be kicked out of hospice and would have to fend for herself during her last days - alone. There are other hospice companies now in Ocean Shores. Find them and never, ever invite HARBORS HOME HEALTH / HOSPICE into your home while you are dying and in significant pain.

This review is so late! It was months ago that the therapists helped my Mom get back on her feet…read moreafter hospital stays x 2 and a long round of Rehab. Everyone was unfailingly cheerful and adjusted to my Mom's level of interest and energy, changing their own schedules to accommodate her. As a daughter and POA who must take an active role for my Mother, (dementia) it was a delightful surprise to find such active, healthy, and good humored therapists. They kept me well-informed and helped her get functioning well enough to spend a few more months in her apartment. She has gone from barely making it downstairs to meals to walking 10 blocks with her stroller and not needing anything but her own two feet around the house. She communicates her needs and has more confidence in speaking. Harbors Home Health personnel made a huge difference and I am well pleased.