Amazing staff and volunteers who are dedicated to serving those in need. They offer a wide variety…read moreof programs to ages 4/5 and up as well as one to one support. Check out their website for a full list of programs and says to get involved.

From the owner: Excellence In Hospice & Bereavement Care Since 1981.read more

Excellent compassionate care. Continuous bedside monitoring…read more Family concerns always considered.

After being cared for by family after exhausting all medical options from cancer he was cared by my…read morefather & visiting nurses. At some point it was clear at the end to provide a place for end of life care. To help a person be clean, cared for free of pain in the transition from life to death. He was there about a week and was clean and made comfortable for what their ability was. The rooms large, solid and private with other areas & break rooms for family to gather. 24 hours a day. Just want to say that the negative reviews seem to be based on people not understanding what hospice is. It is for end of life after doctors are unable to do anything more for them and they are near dying. I am sorry they had confusion at that time, but they should not detract from the facility. Some also seemed to expect the hospice to make arrangements for funeral homes, burials or cremations for them. No. When a family member is sick or at end of life YOU need to make arrangements for that. So I think some reviews were unreasonable in medical type expectations and also cremation and funeral type arrangements which they do not do and people should not expect them to make recommendations as potential conflict of interests. But, thank you to all the staff there and their kindness & care which is a tough situation & time.

My father's experience in the hospital was terrible. Zero empathy from 99% of the nursing staff…read moreand every time I had to leave I had a pit in my stomach. He was moved here and I was so relieved. The staff was so comforting and loving. It gave me such a sense of peace that was desperately needed. I am so grateful for everyone here.

My husband refused continued treatments, so he was choosing to die. True to hospice care, he was…read moremoved from NMH to ACIHC to pass away. I did not agree with his choice, but I chose to support his choice. The nursing staff was very kind and attentive to me. I wish I would have gotten the name of the night staff assistant that was exceptionally kind to me. Even encouraging me to stay later on June 5th, the night he passed, "I think you should stay this evening." My biggest issue with this facility is, every single day we had a staffing to discuss my husband's "lack of passing". Their goal was for him to pass in 7 days. Consequently each day we had a staffing to discuss "Plan B". Translated, "What are you going to do if he does not pass?" It wasn't painful enough that I was waiting for my husband of 24 years to die, but I had to worry about moving him out of this location to some other place if he didn't hurry up an die. I am sure this was about insurance. Apparently 2 separate types of insurance isn't enough. They never offered for me to pay out of pocket. Cold hard facts: Hurry up and die or move him out of here. Thank goodness the staff was nicer than the business model.

Absolutely hands down the best. Hospice was not an easy…read moredecision but after meeting with Transitions it was the best thing my family could have done. everyone from start to finish were amazing, kind and compassionate . Tanya Cole

I had high hopes this was going to be a good pleasant experience. Unfortunately 3 weeks into…read moreservice our needs and requests have not been met. Made the decision to make a change as this is not the type of care I choose for my cousin. Don't be afraid to make the change if your gut tells you'd one thing is not right. End of life is hard for everyone, however no follow up for 3 weeks is unacceptable.

Amazing care all around The 24hr hotline was especially…read morehelpful in giving us the peace of mind Every staff is full of empathy and knowledge Thank you for helping our sister cross the bridge Bless you all

I had the chance to have a family member come here for hospice and the nurses here are true…read moreprofessionals. They comfort and care for everyone with total respect. There is always someone there to ask questions and monitor the health of all patients. Parking is tricky as they don't validate and have valet. There are plenty of metered parking nearby.

Both Mayra (CNA) and Frank (Nurse) have been caring, sensitive, and compassionate with my Dad who…read morehas recently entered Hospice Care. Top rate consistently excellent service during a very difficult time. Thanks!

My father has been in hospice since this past January. and from the first day with nurse Hara it…read morehas been incredibly amazing. and later with Nurses Julie and Mayra. they keep me updated with every thing and every time they visit my dad. their care and empathy is next to perfect. I appreciate them so much bd are never bother by any of my questions or concerns. I don't where we would be without them. my family is blessed to have hope hospice be our support system in this sad situation we are living. everyone at Hope is amazing. thank you so much. thank you Julie and Mayra. thank you over and over again.

AGH really strives to be the best, by hiring the best. The staff at AGH really have a heart for…read morehospice and provide outstanding care for patients and families.

Wonderful environment and great team to work with. I have worked here for about 2 years now and…read morecan't imagine it any other way

If zero was an option I would most definitely give Unity that!! Our family chose Unity because we…read morehad heard good things. However our experience with them was far from good. It was anything but that. On day one we were told a nurse would contact us the next day. 3 days passed before anyone contacted our family. There was no clear directions provided upon admission. Our mother was only in their care for 11 days, if you can call it care, as the only contact was admission and then 3 days later and the day of passing. Then we were told someone would come pick up the bed and other equipment the next day which never happened and required us to call the day after that to ask someone to come pick it up. I understand that doesn't seem like that big of a deal however when you are going through that emotional turmoil you don't want an additional reminder of the pain you already feel. But the final straw for me was the fact that our mother had been gone for 10 days and we had been waiting to bring her ashes home yet we couldn't because the Unity doctor had not signed her death certificate. As a family who is already mourning the passing of their loved one I find it quite unempathetic of someone who is supposed to be a professional with compassion for others, especially in these circumstances. I would never in my life recommend Unity to anyone who wants their loved ones to have compassionate care at the end of their days.

Unity Hospice provided exceptional end of life care for my mother. Her nurse Kim was professional…read moreand compassionate. She went above and beyond with her time and suggestions. She was supportive and communicated clearly and always timely. Unity provided all needed equipment quickly. The CNA was good with Mom. I cannot recommend Unity strongly enough! 5 stars meaning not just great but outstanding!

These people need to check their water system. their water tastes extremely awful. they need to…read moretreat their drinking water. nasty tasting

My mom fractured her hip and we chose to admit her to McAuley Manor for her rehabilitation. I hope…read moremy mom never has to go to a short-term rehabilitation facility again, but if she does it will NOT be McAuley Manor. The facility seems very understaffed. The call button for the nurse could take 10 minutes for someone to respond. There was a handful of nurses and aides that seemed to care about my mom's well-being, but some of them made us feel like we were a huge inconvenience if we called them to the room to ask questions or ask for help. I'm sure this was due in part to the fact that there isn't enough staff and they were busy, but some need to work on their bedside manners with the patients and their guests. They put a commode in her bathroom that was missing at stopper on one of the legs and was not sturdy. My mom was a fall risk to begin with but no one was concerned that the commode was shaky and could cause her to lose her balance and fall again. I had to put a stack of napkins under the leg without the stopper so that it would not shake, but someone removed the napkins the next day which made it unsteady again. The bathroom was not cleaned frequently. I actually grabbed some paper towels and cleaned the floor myself a couple times I was there. One day that I went to visit, her whole room smelled like urine. Several nurses and aides had been in her room before I arrived that day, but none of them called housekeeping to clean the bathroom even though the smell was quite obvious. I had to actually request to have her bathroom cleaned. Since my mom had limited mobility because of her hip, she needed help showering. She was scheduled to have a shower twice week, but she got about three showers in the whole month she was there. The cafeteria also has a limited menu, so if a patient has any dietary restrictions you'll probably need to bring in food for them. The one good thing I can say about the facility is that the physical and occupational therapists were great. They were very caring and compassionate during her therapy sessions, and they always had a smile on their face when they came into my mom's room to do her therapy or when they just came to visit her to see how she was doing.

My family decided that my Dad required hospice care towards the end of his life and we chose…read moreLifeChoice for that need. We were assigned Emily as our case manager and she was great to work with. However, we interacted the most with Grace who was on-call at the time we engaged them and helped my Dad a good bit during his last couple of days. Grace was super patient with us when we asked lots of questions about his care and hospice in general. LifeChoice also provided a rabbi for us and I think my father really appreciated that the rabbi visited with him for over an hour. I think they provided my father a lot of peace and comfort during his final days. My only regret was not engaging them sooner. Thank you LifeChoice for all of the help you provided my father and our family.

My name is Shannon Parson Johnson, My father William parson was able to pass away with dignity and…read morerespect, I cannot say enough about the incredible care and compassion this hospice team provided for my father. Their whole demeanor and attitude is that of angels, compassion, empathy, love..When he was in the hospital, he was not receiving the proper pain management, they kept delaying the hospitals hospice program while my dad was dying in pain. I was desperate to get him home. Alena, the administrator, moved mountains to make that happen. They got my dad home in less than 18 hours, they were by my father's bedside within two hours of me calling desperate for help, which felt like a miracle during such a difficult time. Daniel, the nurse who came to the hospital, was so attentive and caring such a such a genuine person. And once we were home, nurse Julie and nurse Grace took over and truly went above and beyond. They made sure the bed oxygen tanks supplies and meds was delivered before my dad even got home.They made sure my dad was comfortable, out of pain, and surrounded by dignity and respect--something he was not receiving in the hospital. there was also a Sweet CNA that came to help as well, Because of them, my dad was able to pass peacefully at home, just as he deserved. That means everything to me my father and our family. All of my father's friends and loyal family were able to come visit with him before he passed the next morning.. I highly recommend this hospice agency to anyone going through end-of-life care for a loved one--or even for themselves. Don't wait until the last minute. Have this hospice team set up ahead of time--you will not regret it. They are truly angels doing God's work. Shannon Johnson-parson