When my mom was diagnosed with ALS, her decline was rapid and devastating. She lost mobility from…read morethe neck down and required full physical transfers. Before finding Homewatch CareGivers, I had gone through at least three different agencies. Each assured me they had experience with ALS, understood its unique challenges, and could safely care for someone with advanced mobility needs. Unfortunately, that wasn't our experience. By the time I found Kelly and her team, I was exhausted, overwhelmed, scared, and running out of hope. Kelly came to our home for an initial visit, and from the moment she walked through the door, I had a good feeling. She listened carefully, understood the complexity of my mom's condition, and talked us through scheduling options. Most importantly, she recommended a two-caregiver approach to ensure my mom's safety during transfers. Within a week, Homewatch CareGivers had highly qualified caregivers in place and ready to help. Homewatch CareGivers truly became a lifeline for our family. As my mom's condition changed, the caregivers adapted seamlessly. When she could no longer chew and needed pureed meals, they didn't simply blend everything together. They thoughtfully prepared and plated each of her favorite foods individually, preserving both dignity and enjoyment. They learned how to operate her power wheelchair, helped us navigate new equipment, and frequently offered insights and suggestions that even some medical professionals had not considered. Throughout the entire journey, we were met with compassion, respect, and genuine empathy. One of the hardest realities of ALS is watching people lose their voice and mobility. Too often, others begin to treat them differently or speak around them. That never happened with our Homewatch CareGivers team. They always treated my mom as the intelligent, capable woman she was, ensuring she remained at the center of every conversation and decision. When we purchased an eye-gaze communication device, the caregivers learned how to set it up and use it. In fact, they became so proficient that there were times they understood it better than I did. Kelly's level of involvement and support was extraordinary. She didn't just check on my mom; she checked on our entire family. She provided a sense of safety and security that allowed me to continue working while knowing my mom was receiving exceptional care. Over time, the caregivers became part of our family. As ALS progressed, there were moments when we weren't ready to accept how much things had changed. Kelly gently guided us through each next step, whether that meant implementing overnight care, adjusting schedules, or helping us understand hospice options. Her guidance was always thoughtful, compassionate, and exactly what we needed. Sadly, we lost my mom in March. I can say without hesitation that we would not have made it through those 14 months without Homewatch CareGivers, Kelly, and the incredible team of caregivers who stood beside us every step of the way. Words cannot adequately express our gratitude for their professionalism, kindness, dedication, and love. When the end came, members of the Homewatch CareGivers team came to be by my mom's side and say goodbye. Even after her passing, Kelly and her team have continued to check in on our family and offer support. If you have a loved one with ALS or another degenerative neurological condition, I cannot recommend Homewatch CareGivers highly enough. Their expertise goes far beyond caregiving--they understand the disease, they support the family, and they provide compassionate care that preserves dignity every step of the way. Quite simply, we could not have navigated this journey without them, and our family will be forever grateful

They were prompt, responsive, and helpful--and also compassionate and respectful. I enjoyed having…read moreNina come by and really appreciated her assistance!

Seeing a lot of negative reviews from uninformed or ignorant people and Covid bs, I felt the need…read moreto leave a review. I have been to this place numerous times over the years. I have used it more for ugent care, usually on weekends and times my normal doctor wasn't free. I recently moved back to fairfax and had to visit a few times. I have been assisted with normal colds and viruses, along with some sports injuries which required xrays. Every time, the experience was a good one. Wiat times were never a problem, better than most doctors' offices. The staff was always polite and helpful. English may be a second language for a few of the staff, so they may be quieter and not as talkative, but always nice and professional. I will continue to use this location as it can be much easier than a primary care doctor. Also, to those who complained about billing, I would always rather have them bill as a primary doctor visit over urgent care. Every insurance alive charges more for an urgent care or ER visit versus doctors office visit.

Do not go here to receive COVID 19 Test because it is not free…read more My wife and I made an online appointment for COVID 19 Test from the car for Sept 15 at 3:30 pm. I notified them that we had arrived. Someone came out and took our insurance cards and ID. Apparently they forgot about us because I called them at 4:30 to remind them we were still waiting. We then took the COVID 19 test fifteen minutes later after being required to answer a few questions from the doctor (3 minutes tops). They then billed my insurance company (Blue Cross/Blue Shield) $150 for an "Office Visit" for my wife and $194 for "Medical Care" for me. And then billed me for the $30 and $35 copays. COVID 19 Testing is a cash cow for this office. Answering a few questions from the doctor over the phone doesn't count as an "office visit" or "medical care" in my book.

Very responsive to clients request about caretakers' modification of hours to accommodate…read moredifferent schedule. Promptly find replacement when caretakers cannot fulfill requested time Diligently follow up when introducing new caretakers

This company is a caregiver. It's providing care to my mom and my sister. The staff (Jenny) is…read moreoutstanding to assist with any problems clock in and out at any time. I am very happy with the company.

Arya was wonderful to us and our family. We needed to have support quickly when our loved needed…read moresupport. Arya was fully booked for a last min, but we received a call, a few hours later and they were able to mobilize. Attentive, Compassionate, and supportive, I cant say how grateful we are for the companions.

From the owner: Founded in 2019, Arya Home Healthcare LLC delivers reliable senior home care services with…read moreexperienced and supportive caregivers who feel like family. We offer long-term care, including personal and respite care, home health, and private duty nursing for clients with diverse medical needs. Our belief in the comforting environment of a client's home ensures peace of mind for families. By focusing on companionship and specialized nursing, we aim to build trust with caregivers, family members, and clients. Our home care services prioritize the well-being and comfort of those we serve, making us a trusted partner in healthcare.

Pramod is a great PT, but the problem is he is helping 5 patients while you are there. You probably…read moreget 10 minutes from him and the rest is doing exercises on your own. ACE's business model for PT is to see as many patients as possible during the day. I go elsewhere ASAP. ACE was close to my home so went there for three weeks back in Nov-Dec. I didn't know any better until I went to OrthoVA Physical Therapy afterward it was night and day. At Ortho, I spent about 30 minutes with one on one with my therapist and then 30 minutes with a Personal Assistant guiding me through the exercises. I will say that if the appointments were structured in a way where I had 30 minutes each visit with Pramod, I think it would have been great, but this is not ACE's business model

I was injured by Steve D. He pushed down on my back with all his weight for a minute straight. I…read morecouldn't breathe and passed out for a couple seconds. My chest hurt whenever I took a breath so I had to go to the hospital to get x-rayed. My chest still hurts. He had to know I was trying to get up and he continued pushing down as hard as he could. Also, My PHI better not get out by your incompetent office.

I-CARE provided home care for my disabled wife for an entire decade, until we could no longer care…read morefor her at home. After a little bit of initial turbulence, we settled into one particular aide who stayed with us for seven years. I-CARE was always good about providing coverage and backup. The Ivey family are wonderful, compassionate people. I viewed our interactions are more than just a business relationship. They cared about all aspects of my wife's (and my own) health. I recommend them.

I-Care provides the best home health care. I recommend their services to all my family, friends…read moreand anyone because of the caring and professional service l personally know they provide to all.

We have been going for over 10years and love the Doctors. Office is always clean, they take care of…read moretheir patients.

Dr. Kim and Dr. Jung are wonderful!…read more Prior to delivery, the hospital requires you to find a pediatrician. We found this practice through our OBGYN Dr. Khan. We saw their business card at Dr. Khan's office and decided to give them a call. The front desk at My Kids Pediatrics and Adolescent Care were so sweet and professional from the very beginning. They told us we could come in and get a tour of their office before our due date. The front desk is always warm to greet us and say goodbye. Their office is clean and organized. They have flat screens with kiddie movies, books, and toys in their waiting room. Each examining room has a flat screen tv as well, chairs for parents to use, and a padded examining table. Dr. Kim and Dr. Jung are friendly, professional, humble, and personable. They love what they do and you see it through the high quality of care they provide. Jet is usually seen by Dr. Jung and she is so gentle with him. She answers our questions and is very patient. We never feel rushed here. All the employees are so sweet and knowledgeable. Overall, I'm glad we found this practice and am grateful for the care everyone provides.

My dad was on hospice with Vitas and they were wonderful …read more They really walked me through everything and I could not have asked for a better care team for my dad ! They were so prompt and they communicated very well . It was scary putting my dad on hospice at first but it made me feel so much better when I did! thank you everyone!!

my father was referred to this company through his oncologist and if I would of known what I did…read morenow I would of never contacted them. To begin with in Total we may of saw them a total of 5 times, the doctor came and started his medications and we thought it was off to a good start but once they started his aid coming out we had to request that she didn't come because her bedside manner is terrible, she had no respect when it came to my father and tried to get in And out as fast as possible she wasn't ever there for longer than 15 minutes. When she was giving him a bath she scrubbed him so hard it left marks on him and we had to tell her multiple times to be gentle, so much so the nurse that was there one time saw how rough she was and pulled her to the side asking her to be more gentle. So after that I just continued doing everything myself instead of trusting anyone else from the company to come out because I wanted my dad to be comfortable in his final days. She was asked multiple times to bring supplies but it got to the point where we had to buy most of the stuff out of pocket. The nurse was great she went out of her way sometimes and did things she didnt have to. we had to wait almost a week for his medications because the company/pharmacy wasn't coordinated well and it was definitely difficult for him when he didn't have the medicine he needed. He was placed on intermitted care and was to have someone come out daily and always be ready for the call, well that time came and we were told to wait until 12 AM at night for them to get someone out to us, the time we called was 4 PM in the afternoon. I ended up calling an ambulance and he was transported to the hospital after severe chest pain and problems breathing, he passed away a day later in the hospital and in the following days as we told him we are planning his funerals and running around trying to do everything necessary to bury my father they called multiple times a day asking to come get the equipment after we were told it was ok to coordinate with the nurse and we already had a scheduled day to return them. The nurse was great. Everyone else, the company as a whole, needs to really be looked at and watch who they hire.