We started with Visiting Angels during the Covid shut-down. My mother-in-law was in an independent…read moreliving facility and we needed extra care. The ladies from V.A. were dynamic and wonderful from the very first day! My mother-in-law declined with dementia - the Angels moved with her from Independent to assisted living to memory care. Always willing to hold her hand, walk with her, talk with her and just be her friend. She might have known who they were at the very end, but she knew she was loved by them. I HIGHLY recommend Trish and her care givers at Visiting Angels. My mother-in-law recently passed away; we will miss our "angels" - they became part of the family!!

Wonderful group of talented, kind and hard working folks. Visiting Angels assisted us in taking…read morecare of both my mom and step-dad in a very chaotic time. I can imagine that time with out their support.

Peggy provided compassionate, reliable care for my mom until we could get her into an assisted…read moreliving facility. She was also an excellent resource to locate other resources relevant to my mom's care. I would recommend her to anyone.

If your looking for home health care I would highly recommend Peggy she's great kind and very…read morecaring person my husband loves her Cheryl Steele

Everyone was amazing! The owner, office manager, and all caregivers were on top everything. They…read morequickly became a part of our family. My grandmother received phenomenal care!!! Caregivers were caring and dependable, cannot thank them enough for the wonderful care provided. I will continue to refer people to Seniors Helping Seniors!!! -Holly

This agency is providing care for my mom. I am not happy with this agency at all. When I have had…read morecomplaints about how things are being done for my mom or not being done for my mom, the owner does not address this with the POA. They are not being a good advocate for my mom. They need to think about how they will be taken care of when they need care. They are more concerned about financial gain than being ethical for the care of my mother. I would never recommend them for care of loved ones, and I think their license should be revoked. They do not care about their employees either. Annonomys

If you're looking for a place to "get fixed" I highly recommend the crew at Northeast GR location…read more I had the pleasure of working with David Beckett to correct a shoulder impingement and I quickly grew to like and appreciate this professional PT. In our approximately 12 visits to fix my shoulder we found some common ground and discussed music, family, trips we've taken etc. If I'd had more visits we'd likely be exchanging Christmas and birthday cards David is super friendly and outgoing as well as VERY knowledgeable. He took time to describe my ailment and explain how we were going to get relief from some serious pain. The rest of the crew at HJ were equally friendly and professional.

I interviewed for a Medical Social Work position at Guardian Angel Home Care. I was interviewed by…read morethe current DON who seemed excited for me to join their team. I went back to meet with her a couple of days later and was told she no longer worked there. That was a red flag for me. I received one referral which did not work out. I never heard from them for two months. When I did they wanted me to send in my resignation. I never worked there. This is a very disorganized company and would not recommend them as an employer.

I would like to thank Heather. She has been exceptional with my mother and my family. She is so…read morecaring and compassionate. Heather, you are absolutely the best and I am very comfortable knowing that you are part of the team taking care of my mother.

although the first contact with Faith was a good experience during the process with my ailing…read moremother, during and end process within days was extremely horrible. I've never dealt with hospice before but I've heard great things and beautiful things about them and that Faith was absolutely the best. when I was able to transfer my mother to hospice where I took care of our family along with first contact with the nurse at home did not provide comfort packs or a comfort pack and then I had to find someone to come watch my mother while I took off to go get the morphine from the pharmacy 15 minutes away in which I had a problem because the nurse apparently didn't tell the pharmacy that this was a case and I ended up having to pay for her myself out-of-pocket. I get back to my at with very little instruction on what to do. I was handed a pamphlet and told that it explains everything in pamphlet was just about how to recognize the signs of death. I had some issues that evening and was scared to touch the morphine because I had no idea to do because the nurse had already left. So another hospice nurse had to come out to help me because the admission nurse did not show me that or get me the comfort pack which the nurse at that time ordered and also didn't bring with her, but I had to order. during the evening overnight, I had another issue and I had called My new 911 was their phone number. I was told to contact them no matter what do not call 911. I got a call back from the nurse and she said she was on her way to help me take care of the when she arrived, she asked me some questions. I answered she took a hold of her computer and. a doctor on call and then I was supposed to start doing the morphine once every hour I did ask questions but never once did she ever say this is the end or this is what you do with that I was to combine two every four hours and morphine every hour. My mom had a pretty good but I could tell it was close to the end and as my mom struggled late I told him that she was having problems and I needed to know what to do because I didn't think that the medicine was helping my mom. I was told that I would get a phone call from the nurse and an hour and a half later. I ended up calling again because I didn't get a phone call yet. I ended up telling them she's struggling and I needed help. I needed to know what to do. I called and they said that a nurse will be calling me soon. My mom passed hour and 15 minutes later with no return call from the nurse since I had called the first time. After another almost hour later, the nurse and she's telling me that she will be about 35 to 45 minutes and that's when I let her know that my mom had already passed at 7:47 PM and that the funeral home was on their way, and at that moment, the nurse raised her voice and yelled at me that I could not allow them to take her body without her pronouncing him first. And yes, she called my mom a him. I was very emotional hurt and extremely disappointed in a lady yelling over the phone as I just watched my mother pass away. This nurse was extremely rude. The funeral got there and then another 15 minutes later the nurse got there."Linda" came in the house as we are grieving our loss in front of a dozen or more people. She yelled again telling me that I was supposed to contact her first and at that moment I told her I did I tried. She did take care of my mom and her body to tell interrupt me and my conversation with my uncle my mother's brother that I needed to come sign some documents with a very loud voice. came to sign what she needed me to I started to walk away, and then she yelled again, stating that she wasn't done and that she needed the leftover drugs. I walked away to go get them and she asked me again to get the drugs in which I was walking towards where they were to get them because I was crying. I couldn't really talk. I take her the drugs and I asked her if she was done with pronouncing my mom because I want them to take her away and she rudely said "yeah that's what you just signed" And as we were watching my mother, leave the on the stretcher with the funeral we said something in our cultural language, thanking the people from the funeral home and that's when Linda the nurse an exciting voice again while we're all grieving our loss, " oh, you guys are Indian, that is so cool, I have a relative that speaks that language, it's such a beautiful language" She was so loud and so rude. She had no bedside manner whatsoever. I didn't thank her because I was so hurt by her mannerisms, her loudness and rudeness. and as we were walking outside to watch the funeral leave drive down my mom's driveway. Linda was screaming at people because she couldn't see to get out of the driveway as there was numerous cars there she didn't know how to drive to get out and she was yelling at someone to come help her get out of the driveway. If this is what faith Hospice represents, I do not recommend

While in town visiting friends, I was having a lot of neck and shoulder pain, to the point it was…read morewaking me up in night. Off of a friend's recommendation, I saw Dr. Kinch. He was fantastic and very knowledgeable. Not only did he help to relieve the immediate pain through dry needling, manipulations and stretches, he also gave me exercises to use at home to help prevent it from reoccurring. Thanks to him, I was able to enjoy the rest of my vacation. I would definitely recommend him and visit if I'm ever in the area again!

From the owner: I am a performance based physical therapist that works with all athletes and active adults. I have…read morea speciality in rotational sports and provide coaching throughout the entire rehab process. My client specific programs are built to educate, train, and motivate you beyond individual sessions. My model is not to treat you but teach you what is wrong and how to address the issue long term. At the end of the day it is you who will need to put in the work to get better. Which is tough because life is busy and we don’t always have the time to help ourselves. That is where I come in and help you figure out a program that fits your current situation.

So I started seeing David in July due to an injury which required physical therapy. David has been…read moreEXTREMELY helpful in getting me through this and back to work with minimal pain. David is not like your typical PT because even though I was there for my ankle, he has helped me understand more about the pain in my body. As a survivor of childhood trauma, I have actually suffered with chronic pain since I was 17 starting with endometriosis. Even as a nurse, I learned a lot about myself and how my whole person affects my perception of pain including how my childhood trauma is connected to all of this mess. If you suffer with pain of any kind whether acute or chronic I highly recommend making an appointment with David today!! I've posted some pictures of my injury to give you an idea of what he had to work with.

From the owner: DMR Move in Grand Rapids, MI provides multiple opportunities to assist you in your struggles…read morethrough our effective pain management treatments. Our trained Movement and Pain Specialists have adequate time to listen to your story and provide 1:1 care unique to your needs. We recognize that what works for you will not work for someone else. Together, we will make a customized plan to help you achieve a more meaningful and fulfilling life. From occupational therapy to physical therapy to disease/disorder/syndrome treatment, our services will benefit your life, and help you find relief.