Wish could rate a ZERO, repeat a 0! This is by far the worst facility in the area to put your…read moreparents or loved one. The staff and management are provide poor quality of care and they don't care about anyone else but themselves. I hope "Vista Prairie at River Heights" closes their doors to avoid other embarrassing events to come.

I thank Meghann and the staff for taking such good care of my grandmother while she was there. Her…read morestroke is to the point where we had to put her in a nursing home; so far, that is the pits as far as the staff. It was great here for her while it lasted. Thank you again Meghann and staff.

Dr. Mackenzie is awesome! She knows what treatment I need to help me feel better. The front desk…read morestaff are also very kind and helpful. I would strongly recommend Crosstown Chiropractic!

Amazing clinic with even more amazing staff! Very caring about listening to your pain and wanting…read moreto genuinely help.

Finding home care for your loved one can be one of the most difficult but important decisions you…read moreever have to make. When looking for an agency to work with, you want to find one that responds quickly and has dependable and trustworthy staff. This is Laine Home Care! We needed help for my mom ASAP and Chanel not only found us someone who was amazing, but she went out of her way to give me advice on other things I needed help with. At a time when I felt lost and overwhelmed, they were there to help us. Thank you!

A very good treatment center Good office staff / the other…read morestaff plis james and Mike and Erick???

Here is my honest and unbiased review of Riverplace Counseling Center based out of Anoa, MN. The…read morefacilities are very nice and clean, They do a good job of keeping things in working order and in shape and have a phenomenal maintenance guy. The front desk admin assistant is very thorough and if asked for help is dependable and reliable. She has a get it done attitude. The tech staff is overall friendly and helpful with what clients need. As far as programming goes it could be better and more coordinated. Counselors are given the autonomy to present material and structure their groups as they see fit which is good when the counselors are competent, which about 75% of them seem to be. However, the ones who arent can make groups feel very elementary, mundane, and like nails on a chalk board. Creativity and planning goes a long ways in providing the most valuable experience in short time for clients. As far as individual attention goes, the outpatient portion of their programming seems to provide adequate attention and individual based planning. However, while in their IOP w/ lodging phase (which is essentially inpatient, get to that later) one on ones are not readily available and have to be asked for. Which is confusing to the client because compared to other programs, they do very little "social work" to speak as far as helping clients with needs outside of treatment and leave that solely on the client to take upon themselves. This can be difficult at times with limited computer availability, no cell phones allowed, and not alot of time during the business day to make calls. Fortunately, I had responsive counselors assigned to me and I am forward with my needs, however, a client who does not have those communication skills or gets one of the lesser counselors might struggle in getting their individual needs met. By far my disappointment here came in how they appear to be an operation in a state of constant transition. This was obvious through their lack of a handle on Covid protocols (15 months into the pandemic), constant change of rules, borderline false advertising, and shortage of staffing of techs. The lack of communication of expectations because it seems things are just decided at the top as they go leaves the techs and counselors in a tough spot with clients. And the most concerning thing I observed was the clinical director being completely out of bounds with her decisions, to a point that its a liability. Such as denying a patient his meds when it was discovered they had been misusing them. This is a very dangerous situation not just for the patient but for others around that patient given the nature of the meds. The clinical director has expertise in substance abuse counseling, not a doctorate degree in mental health or medicine, thus should probably stay in her lane. Also, be aware of the advertised structure of the program. "IOP w/ lodging" is essentially inpatient, extended care is a medium intensity halfway house, and their "freedom phase" is not a true sober house as its still GRH and the staff walks into your apartment whenever they see fit. When its staffed. It was not until 3⁄4 of the way through my stay that they staffed it 24/7 as required to comply with the state for funding. Also, do not expect the rules there to be consistent as some may be expelled for bringing substances into the house, while other wont be disciplined. And they will change policies that may have been a selling point for you to transition there vs another sober house halfway through your stay. Overall, if it werent for the couple close friends I made there and the handful of employees who do have it together, this would have been very miserable.

It is difficult to express adequately in words my appreciation, admiration, and LOVE for the entire…read morestaff at Amada Senior Care. My relationship with Amada began years ago when I was looking for care for an elderly aunt with chronic health challenges. My relationship however really blossomed when looking for care for my husband who was suffering from advanced dementia, eventually had a catheter, and I found myself in a position of no longer being able to leave our home to address my health care needs as well as keeping our household running with shopping for groceries and supplies. I first contacted Greg, the owner, to ask him to meet with me to set up a time to review our long term care policy through Thrivent and review services. Greg set up a time to meet with myself along with Jess who is the client coordinator for my area. During the meeting Greg and I phoned Thrivent and learned everything I needed to know about our long term care policy. I can't stress enough how he knew each and every question to ask which would not have occurred to me. Amada staff were essential to work with when I opened a claim with Thrivent. I learned things about the policy I didn't even know about. Dear Jes was such a gift to work with in coming out to our home, meeting my dear husband, and answering all questions I had about the services Amada could provide. When you are looking for care I found I had so many worries on my mind that Jess went through each of them and answered them. Kay, the director of nursing connected with me to review medications and she had the wisdom to suggest I circle back to providers for clarity on some of the recent changes happening. Joyce from the billing department was so helpful in regards to billing and answering questions about communicating with Thrivent. When it came to actually scheduling services Amanda and her team of Candace and others could not have been more kind, compassionate, and understanding when services needed to be added, changed, and navigated! I was able to look at my calendar a month out and schedule a team of three caregivers to care for my husband when I was not home. A testament to the quality of caregivers and their interview process that Amada takes to hire only top notch staff was seen with each provider that came into our home. Suda was a kind and compassionate caregiver who so gently addressed my husband's needs and taught me near the close of his life how to safely position and move him in bed. Lucrisha was a vibrant and energetic caring caregiver who at one time cleaned my refrigerator and I could not have been happier as when you are in the thick of caregiving for a spouse your housekeeping standards fall to the side! Lucrisha also was able to set limits with my husband when he asked her for unrealistic things (taking down an outdoor umbrella!!) that I would have never asked of a caregiver! Cheryl arrived to our home the last week of my husband's life and she brought years of experience in providing care for people living in nursing homes. She taught me some of the most essential skills I needed for the last weeks of his life. With each new caregiver to our home came Jess to orient them! This came in particularly useful when I arrived home with my husband I I could not walk him into our home without the assistance of all three of us. During the last weeks of my husband's life I stayed at home and had these kind and compassionate caregivers at my side. I can't stress how this was so essential to me as our adult children lived out of state and I had caregivers at my side during the same time period I engaged hospice services. Looking back it is clear to me that I waited way to long to engage Amada Senior Care into our home to support my husband and I. The burden of caregiving would have decreased if I had reached out earlier. I regret not engaging services months prior to his death. Amada Senior Care allows family to leave their home and know that their loved ones are cared for in the same, if not better ways, than you could provide yourself. Never will I regret this decision to engage Amada Senior Care! They made living and caring for my husband so much easier! If you are looking for care for a loved one and hesistated as I did please know that calling Amada will be one of the best decisions you will make in the life of your loved one. Carrie

I would not recommend them. I worked with chase as a patient and his arrogance and pride dominated…read morethe conversations. I still chuckle about when I asked him why he thought he could help me, and his response was "Because I've read books about it." Big no for me. If you have any faith in a higher power, you will learn very quick that it is a threat to Chase and he attacks it. Be very careful with Chase.

I am impressed with their level of professionalism. When they say uplifting one life at a time,…read morethey are referring to the ct's life, as well as the staff's life. I currently work a couple of 12 hour days with them, and would love to add more. When conflict arises, as it does, eventually in any work setting, they have an effective way of working through it and resolving it. They make work, what some of the other agencies cannot. They have made such a positive impact on a ct that I help serve. . .I am proud and feel blessed to be a part of this team.

This community is one of a kind. The caregivers and nurses are competent and caring. They will go…read moreabove and beyond for your loved ones. One only has to walk around once to truly understand how special of a place this is.

I would like to recognize Jeff Rank who runs the Rock Steady Boxing Program at The Commons on…read moreMarice for the outstanding job that he does in running a program that is fun but challenging. It is also very effective. My personal experience is that I came to the gym one year ago. I was using a four wheel walker and my strength and balance were poor. One year later I am now walking independently...and I don't need a nap after each class! The person that I hold responsible for this improvement is Jeff. He comes to the program with a strong background. He is dedicated to each of his boxers and is constantly working to improve the program and gym. He also spends a tremendous amount of time researching Parkinsons and is a wonderful resource. I can't thank Jeff enough for the difference he has made in my life.

I am a new client. They responded to my need for help very promptly and sent me an excellent…read moreworker immediately. I am extremely pleased with this company.

This is not the company you want if you want great health care. They seem more concerned about…read moremaking money than doing a good job. Some of the nurses are great but the front office is all about what we can bill for and how soon.