We chose this place so that my loved one would be closer to family and because the sales pitch we…read moregot on our tour was real good. This is NOT a ASSISTED LIVING facility!! I cannot stress that enough! Our family are doing the work the insurance pays this place to do. We do the laundry. We bring food in because the meals they make wouldn't be served in prison!! We do the wellness checks. Nails etc. We keep the apartment tidy and cleaned. We worry about breathing problems because of a odor. Staff doesn't seem friendly or capable. We over heard staff comments about each other that wasn't nice. You never see the same people working. Alwways new people. Maybe a service is used. The maneger is some thing else. We are in the process to move our loved one asap. I wish I got to read these other complaint storys before we moved her in. I cry just thinking on this bad mistake.

Clarity Care has proven to be a fabulous company in providing services to individuals in our…read morecommunity who deal with developmental or physical disabilities. They go above and beyond to make sure their clients are active in the community and leading a fulfilling and quality lifestyle. I would definitely recommend their services to anybody looking for residential or home care services.

I'm so happy with this company. For many years, I have struggled being in this field. Many…read moreemployers don't care about the consumers or employees as they should. At Clarity Care, it is about enriching our consumers lives. Making a positive impact, thorough training and full benefits. This is my last company.

Because I am disabled and have several chronic illnesses, including stage 3 liver failure, my…read moreinsurance allows me a benefit that includes help around the house. Because of this, I was using Visiting Angels as a care provider to help me around the house once per week. This helped lighten my load a little bit during trying times. Visiting Angels had been helping me since early August of 2024. In mid-October of 2024, I got a call out of the blue from Lydia in the Oshkosh office saying that they were going to discontinue my care because I wasn't doing enough visits per week. I explained to Lydia that I only had so many visits allowed through insurance to get me through to the end of the year. For that reason, I was only willing to do one visit per week. According to Lydia, their minimum was one visit per week. Therefore, I didn't see an issue with this. That's what I was already getting. Lydia pressed to get me to do at least two visits per week. I refused. We ended the call as she was going to do some additional checking on her end. The next day, I received a voicemail from Lydia stating that they were going to discontinue my care because I was not reaching their minimum. I find this absolutely insane, because they had been caring for me since August. It seemed like just a bullying tactic to get more visits and more money out of me. Though the caregivers were always kind, respectful, and caring, I find these extortion tactics from their office to be absolutely disgusting. And to just end my care with a cold, uncaring voicemail is pretty cruel. Visiting Angels? More like NON-visiting DEMONS if you ask me. Steer clear!

Varry fixable work place. Family friendly company. No mandatory weekends or holidays. Easy to…read morerequest days off.

My dad was moved to Bethel from Theda Clark hospital after suffering a catastrophic brain stem…read morestroke. The stroke happened Feb 13 2026 and after he spent 3 weeks in the ICU, he was stabilized and moved to Bethel to continue his mental, physical and speech rehabilitation. My dad was a very energetic, loving strong man prior to the stroke. He was recovering. He was regaining the speech, his sight and some mobility that was lost. At Bethel, there were several issues that arose regarding his care and we were assured by the staff that he was being well taken care of but we continued to see very concerning issues. There are 7 of us. And our spouses and our mom. Some of the concerns were that his PEG tube wasn't secure allowing him to grab it or touch the wound with unclean hands. Hands that were unclean due to the diarrhea he was sitting in for an uncomfortably long time. This diarrhea was caused by an antibiotic he couldn't tolerate. And the diareaa was highly acidic. You can imagine where I'm going with this. He developed an infection in his abdomen, and he quickly went down hill. There was no significant increase in his fluid intake, even though he was experiencing extreme fluid loss. He suffered a heart attack due to high potassium levels from severe dehydration and ultimately this ended his life. Please think very carefully before you choose to bring your loved one here for care.

Physical and mental abuse witnessed in 2022 - not a good nursing home for memory care!…read more Do not ever pursue guardianship no matter what anyone tells you. Ask for alternative solutions, such as advanced directives, power of attorney for healthcare, power of attorney for finances...