This is a hard review to write. But 365 Hospice was nothing but a blessing for my family. We had…read morebeen on a rollercoaster of a ride with everything that had gone on and were worse for the wear when it came to coming to terms with care for my mom. We had no idea what to expect because it happened all so fast. 365 came in and took over care from another service at the suggestion of the family doctor. From the moment they came to access and determine a plan of action, they were nothing but caring and supportive. They understood what me and my family were dealing with and were doing what they were trained to do to help us cope. They weren't with us a long time, but the time that they were with us they helped my mom the best they could and made my family feel like people again. We weren't given any answers we weren't prepared to handle and they answered them with grace. Even when it came to dealing with my dad who can be a bit crass at times and you have to wrangle him in. Eventually, and this should come as no shock if you understand what hospice care is, they were there with us at the end. They handled it with the utmost respect and allowed my family and I to take it in and grieve. I can't say enough of how graceful they were. You have to be a special kind of person to be in this line of work. My family and I are very grateful that we had who we had when we needed them.

Had 365 come and add my my dad to their service, a USA Marine veteran who serve in the Korean War,…read morehe walked, talked and could feed his self then, has dementia and alzhimer and could no longer be left alone for obvious reasons decided it was time for a nursing home and 365 was all for this, and the VA would help with the bill, after 8 months, 365 pull out and cancel our service and left us in such a horrible situation. Thank God there are better hospice groups in cambria County. Dad can't do anything now and that's how 365 left us!