"This is clever." Dad and I quite enjoyed the free art…read moreprogram Willing Hearts, Helpful Hands (part of Parker Jewish Institute for Health Care and Rehabilitation) organized. "Memories at Madison" was led by wonderful art therapists from Hofstra University. This is a neat event that involves both caregivers and loved ones. Today we collectively created a puzzle. My Dad had his widget, I had mine. After some unstructured drawing time (in my case *very* unstructured) we matched our pieces together. Then the entire class worked together to match the quilt work together. The development of artwork was challenging, rewarding and fun. I admit having my nose buried trying to sketch something . (Ok, anything.) But when it was time to work as a group I relaxed, as did Dad. There was much discussion to be had over shared experiences. "This is clever." I almost didn't hear my neighbor whisper. He was right.

I recommended a client to TLC and they were very happy with the care provided to their mother. Will…read moredefinitely continue to refer them in the future!

It is a poorly run agency. Mt mom ended up passing away. My mom had an aide Zee who asked to borrow…read moremoney from my father, which you are not supposed to do. She came three hours late, when she was supposed to be at Plainview Hospital at 9am. She could talk about her son in great deal about how he was going out with a girl who had aides. She neglected my mom for three hours and my mom had to call up the agency to find out where she was. If anything bad would have happened, the aid would have gone to jail for neglect and the agency would have been held accountable legally. She also neglected my mom towards at the end of her life at Plainview Hospital. She went out for three hours, instead with my mom. My father came in the hospital room and didn't find her. She came back within hours and threw out of the room. On June 14 2024, my mom fell on the dining room floor. The aide Joyce didn't follow my father's instructions not to walk alone with her. Joyce the aide didn't call 911 and the agency. My father who I a retired physician did.

Marie was very caring towards my father when she cared for him for one week. She was attentive to…read morehis needs and went out of her way to be able to help us. My father also said she did a great job with his laundry and made sure that things were neat and tidy before she left. :)

From the owner: Divine Home Health Care Agency offers premier home health care that includes trained and skilled…read morenon-medical, home health aides, personal care aides and live in companions. We are compassionate about placing our client's needs first, such as: Assisting with doctor's visitation and medication management. Assisting with personal hygiene; bathing, brushing of the teeth Assist with medication management, exercise, Support with diet, nutrition and meal preparation Light housekeeping and laundry errand and much more.