Yikes. This place couldn't run a support group if their lives depended on it. The person in charge…read moreof the group couldn't even figure out how to copy a Zoom link and email it. I wouldn't trust this place whatsoever with the live of your loved one. Look elsewhere for sure.

Nurse came to evaluate my husband but his first word is 'we are not prolonging your life's and we…read morejust forcus you 'die without pain'....that's scary......... since he still have some upcoming procedure with THE SPECIALIST he is not qualify at this time .....

My mom just went into hospice almost 2 months ago. I didn't know what to expect from hospice care…read morefor my 90yr old mom. I didn't know what hospice care entailed. I cannot believe the care my mom has gotten. She's still with us, has dementia/cancer so she can be difficult. All who have come to our home has been so professional and kind. Holly our RN caseworker, Prissilla who bathes mom are so kind and loving to her especially when she's being difficult. They both stand out to me as great caregivers. Shoutout to Herlene, Kristen and Charlene. They also are very kind to my mom. Thank u Vitas for taking a lot of weight off of me keeping me informed

Dear Vitas Group, I…read morewish to express deepest gratitude for the help navigating hospice care for my father. Having Vitas help us was invaluable for providing the care and comfort my father needed. His needs weren't just physical in nature, although it required not only a special hospital bed, oxygen tanks, wheelchair, personal hygiene supplies, and nurses and bathers and massages, it required a trained team that coordinated their efforts purposefully. The hospice team's trained eyes saw to it that medications were given as needed or adjusted. Also that dietary considerations were addressed so that increases in medication would be minimized. We were able to trust your training and fund of knowledge in caregiving. Your team was able to help us as caregivers to understand what Dad was going through emotionally. The team felt more like part of our family, which takes healthcare to its best level, they cared about my father and treated him with respect. Thank you for not overlooking this very important part of a patient's care. Your team also acknowledged his need to share his life's experiences and his journey toward Spirituality. He had thought much about what happens at death, after his young uncle died. My father had decided to start reading scripture to see if it would provide him with the answers about death he was seeking. What he learned was so satisfying that it changed the direction of his life and by extension the life he provided for us as his family. We treasure that legacy he instilled in us. It seems only natural that at the end of his life that all the things he counted as treasures come full circle. He loved life very much, however he did not fear death. Some call it belief in higher power, but he felt like he was building trust in a living God, one who was never further than a prayer away, one he had a personal relationship with. He felt the support of a loving caring God who would remember him. This brought him much comfort toward the end of his life. My father lovingly encouraged my mother to get back to a spiritual routine as soon as she could after he passed, which she has done. She has found support not only with our family but with her spiritual family at the congregation. She has been reaching out to others who have suffered loss and trying to help them understand Bible passages for themselves, building hope and providing comfort. Mom is doing better. She has more good days than not. She isn't letting herself travel this path alone. She accepts help when she needs it. She allows herself to talk about Dad and treasures the many good times they had together. Mom is doing well after sharing 69 years of marriage and having Dad in her life for at least 72 years. It is an adjustment to be sure. It is evident to me that there are many facets to providing excellence in healthcare and this care team at Vitas has exceeded my expectations of care, and has included the family in the equation for this care, of which we are very grateful. Thank you so much for using your skills not only knowledgeably, but wisely, with the best possible results for us and our loved one. Sincerely, Sarah Rafferty-Wood

Cleo and her staff are amazing. My father in law was very ill and we needed to place him with…read moresomeone who could care for him properly. Cleos home was very welcoming and clean. My father in law was one of the most stubborn men on the planet and very hard to please. We were very nervous about the whole process if he wasn't happy there. To our amazement my father in law was very happy and comfortable there. Cleo and her staff treated him with kindness and they were incredibly attentive to him and his health issues. She also was very good and keeping us informed about any ongoing issues he was having. Unfortunately my father in law was placed on hospice care, but he lived out the last few months of his life happy and comfortable at Cleo's Home.

Cleos house is a remarkable place for your loved one. There are no more than 6 patients and each…read morehas their own room set up for their own needs. Families are welcomed by the family and there is NO COMPARISON TO ANY OTHER HOME. Sadly, Mom passed away yesterday. Such a loving, wonderful place. We cannot express our gratitude for their kindness and friendship.

I was supposed to get three (3) visits after ankle replacement surgery…read more I had a visit to start the process, not PT, just paper work. I was told that I'd be contacted the following week to get PT. I did not get a call, so on Thursday I called them and were surprised that I was not contacted. The following week I got a visit on Tuesday with another one on Thursday. I got call on Wednesday letting me know that I only had three visits and the two for the previous week were "missed visits", their misses since I am not mobile and at home 24x7. So, I only got on visit of the three because they did not have their schedule together. Get another provider if you can.

I would like to put this review to applaud this team! I work for an entity here in Stockton & we…read morearrange services with this company for our participants that need hospice/palliative care. Every time I call or need something they are always so attentive. I would like to point out Jaimi. Jaimi is so responsive, patient, & kind! Over the weekend her & her team were able to set up services with a new patient I sent over & had to transition from another provider. I called today & everything was done. I not only appreciate the work, but the family as well. Top notch hospice service, done the right way!

A new area for me to be researching…read more I was impressed with the reviews, and their website. Called this morning wanting to get information on the palliative care program ... Unfortunately, they do not have one in place yet... Darn!!!

Can't say enough good things about the team at Seasons Hospice. In recent months, we've had a few…read moreof our residents under their care at Roseberry Care (roseberrycare.com) and were very impressed with the professionalism, creativity and attention provided, particularly when extended family challenges presented. Great to work with an organization that enables all of the involved care-givers and key family members to present a unified team during those tough moments that require calm and an integrated plan. And we greatly appreciate the extra touches like music therapy.

Not only are you going through a traumatic time in your life with your love one ill but to have to…read morefigure out if your hospice is coming to see the patient, or not coming... IS ridiculous. Then if you call the nurse after hours, get ready to become a nurse yourself with all the questions asked. Mind you, I think they forget you are dealing with a sick person or you wouldn't be calling. I couldn't believe we spent 3 days with my loved one pucking nonstop and we could not get anyone out to see him. Then when the nurse came he chose to yell at us for not doing phone assessment and after 45 minutes of arguing he hadn't even taking vitals. I had to tell him to do it. Next, they say they are complete support with psychological therapy. Don't hold your breath as they will not show up either. And the joke for in-home support... they pull up to driveway and then say nobody answered the door. So sad for them as we have security system that alerts you when movement. Wow just horrible! And to transfer your patient to another hospice, the nurse doesn't make time to complete your paperwork. She stalls and takes her time! So my advice run if they come!!!!

From the owner: Caring support when it matters the most!…read more Optimal Health Services provides home health care and hospice care to patients and families in the comfort of their own homes. Helping people who have experienced illness or injury to remain in their home environment safely and comfortably is our goal. And we have the privilege of providing health care in homes for almost 30 years. We strive to take care of every family as though they were our own. Whenever you or a loved one needs home health or hospice care, we hope you will invite us into your home.

My #1 thrift pick in Modesto, due to wide-ranging selection of housewares, furniture, and clothes…read more The clothing section has a decent selection of plus size items that aren't straight from Walmart. This is one of the two places I can count on finding fun clothes. They do discount days based on odd things, like a discount day if you wear a hat, so keep an eye on the sign by the curb when you drive past. Parking can be a nightmare on busy days. The donation pull-up is also sometimes an interesting driving experience. Staff is always very nice, though, so just bring your best supply of patience.

I used to really like this thrift store but their prices have really jumped! They are a thrift…read morestore, not Target! Whoever is pricing their items is pricing their customers right out.

We've been using CA Caregivers for over 2 years for my father, who just turned 98 this month…read more I really appreciate all the attention the individual caregivers provide. I have no worries about his well-being when he is in their hands. They help with dressing, showering, meal prep, exercise, hygene, transfering, conversation, companionship, and even going to the doctor. We started out very part-time and have moved to about 50 hours a week to cover the most important times of the day. I know my husband and I could not do it all ourselves and maintain our sanity. We tried another company before California CareGivers because the hourly rate was a little less. We found there was a reason for the rates, and we are very happy with CA Caregivers and all the service they provide administratively and in the home. Give them a call!

My work consist of aiding the elderly and disabled finding resources to continue and promote their…read moresafety at home and in the community after rehabilitation from the acute hospitals. I highly recommend the services of California caregivers as they are respectful and compassionate to their clients, donors, partners, residents, staff, volunteers and all within the community they serve. They focus on high quality care by contributing frequent training to elevate their skills in providing quality service with a passion for continuous improvement. I have been working in the human resources industry for 7+ years and I find that it is important to work with people like California caregivers who are a local family owned business that genuinely have the empathy to care for the elderly and disabled. They also have an array of diverse staff that are multilingual with the extraordinary abilities to provide such high quality genuine care to all which is hard to come by now a days. I have recommended many families and residents to them and know they are truly cared for without any concerns. They are who you should want to be surrounded by and the ones I recommend you would want to consider to care for your love ones.