They were so nice and caring. And reliable! I wil miss Niara and Amelia greatly. I have COPD and…read moreAmelia was thorough and gentle.

My husband and I highly recommend Curing Hands for its high quality help. My husband needed…read moreassistance after a procedure and everything ran smoothly, from setting up the initial visit with LeeAnn to the first visit with Elvin Hartoonian, RN, to Donn, who came every day. They were always punctual and attentive. Very professional but also friendly and concerned. My husband was very appreciative for their help. This is a great company.

Jorge, Keysha & Frank are the most caring caregivers I've seen so far. I usually don't leave…read morereviews but this facility needs to have a 5 starts in my behave. Everyone needs to know how these nurses care taking good care based on patients needs.

Bonum Hospice is absolutely wonderful! The way they took care of my father in law was the best we…read morecould have asked for. They were very caring, informative, showed great respect and tact. We would recommend them to anyone in the same situation. My mother in law Cheryl Myers felt so comfortable with the nurses and the services they provided. Thank you Bonum Hospice Services!!

As a professional who has been in this field of work for over 10 years, Right at Home has to be the…read moremost unprofessional, manipulative and unorganized home health agency I've ever worked with. Please be careful when choosing them at all cost!

DON'T TRUST THE OFFICE STAFF. they are insufferable a**holes that mistreat the clients and…read morecaregivers. how do I know? I'm a client myself. got into a fight with an office staff member aka Ethan, and let's just say they favored him over their client. they blocked not only my number but my staffs numbers while I was homeless and we couldn't reach them.

Be careful, they see patients one time and sign patient name up to 8 visits billing Medicare, also…read morethey don't have physicians sign forms, they sign themselves. Just be aware of this Home Health agency. The owner is a scam artist.

Unprofessional place to work. The company loved to pay me so cheap to handle the heavy Pts. and the…read morecompany loved to use me for my car and gas and mileage to commute into the Metropolitan for their own visits. They love to pay me so low and expect me to commute into rough areas dealing with difficult Pts.

Being a Registered nurse myself, I must say I've never been so impressed with the compassionate…read morestaff, including the manager of the caregivers, Kiverly, Jessica, the manager of the office, Randy, the owner, and the caregivers. The caregivers who worked with my loved one were willing to sit down with me and listen to the situation and what was needed. It was great knowing that the caregivers had their hearts in it. I would recommend no one else but happier home care.

I've been using this senior assistance service for almost a year and a half, mostly for…read moretransportation and accompaniment to my medical appointments. I believe they really care about protecting and helping me, which counts a lot these days and is the main reason why I expect to be expanding their services to care in my home. Jessica, Randy, Kiverly and Evelyn are people I believe I can trust and rely upon. They are experiencing some growing pains as a relatively new agency, but they go far out of their way to make sure every commitment is met even if on rare occasions there is a last-minute complication. At 88 years of age, I feel they are what seems so hard to find these days -- straightforward, honest, friendly, dependable help.

The Ivy Park at Burbank is an exceptional assisted living community. Our family is uniquely…read morepositioned to speak to the team's consistency and character. For eight weeks, one of us was present in the community around the clock, observing the staff across shifts, circumstances, and both ordinary and challenging moments. This is not a single positive encounter, it is a pattern. One that reflects genuine care, professionalism, and reliability. Yes, there are amenities. Yes, there are activities. But what truly makes this place special (the secret "sauce") is the people, especially the kitchen and dining team. The Front Desk: The Nerve Center Passing through the lobby, you may first encounter Jennifer, unmistakably one of the community's faces. She operates like an air-traffic controller - eyes everywhere, aware of everyone - yet with effortless warmth and calm authority. She greets residents and guests by name, always adding a personal comment that makes people feel genuinely seen. Jennifer notices wanderers or anyone who looks uncertain. She arranges escorts to rooms, dining halls, or helps with... anything. When I purchased a dinner ticket, she already knew my mom's name and room number. Jennifer is unfailingly upbeat, her radiant smile setting a tone of calm, safety, and care. (I am convinced Ivy Park employees must pass an emotional intelligence test, a MENSA-level aptitude exam, and a memory challenge.) You might also meet Victoria and/or Michelle and Nicole (forgive me if I have the names wrong). All oversee the floor with poise, attentiveness, and approachability. They consistently go the extra mile, answering questions, guiding guests, or offering quiet reassurance. Their presence communicates that people matter here. They're kind and dependable, always ensuring residents are well cared for. In the early morning, Dana stands out with her alternative style and dry, understated humor. She is especially focused on safety tracking entrances, exits, and sign-ins to keep everyone accounted for. She is firm but fair, and I really liked her. Both Dana and Nicole also share remarkable memory, always recalling our names and room number. Liza (or Lisa? Ugg! Overnight gal!) was always a bright, kind presence, someone it was genuinely nice to see. We shared a sweet connection, and her warmth stood out. One evening, Connie, Lisa, and I chatted late at night. Connie is steady, compassionate, and supportive, a friend to her coworkers, whose empathy creates comfort and trust. Dining: Where the Magic Happens The dining experience at Ivy Park is so polished and consistent that it could be mistaken for a four-star hotel. Martin, overseeing back-of-house operations, and the Chef, leading the kitchen and developing menus, complement each other perfectly. They create an experience where high-quality food and efficiency converge beautifully. The atmosphere sets the tone before the first plate arrives: leather-bound menus, crisp linens, white napkins, and fresh flowers on every table. It feels intentional, serene, and welcoming. Meals are inventive, beautifully presented, generously portioned (really nice), and delicious. Whether shrimp scampi, potato-leek soup, salmon, or chamomile tea, the kitchen's care and pride are clear. French fries are CRACK. On occasion, something doesn't land, so there is an all-day menu that offers alternatives. Every member of the dining team greets residents and guests by name - three times a day. The atmosphere is a little like Cheers: a place where everyone is known, remembered, and welcomed. The Dining Team Jonathan is focused, conscientious, and attentive. He checks in to ensure everything is perfect, crouches to make eye contact with residents, especially in wheelchairs, and serves with pride. I am his biggest fan. Savannah is confident, observant, and highly intuitive. She remembers orders, adapts to unpredictable moments, and navigates challenges with grace. She "rolls with the crazy" in a way that makes everyone feel safe. She's very cool! Tyler is courteous and gentle, bringing quiet kindness to every interaction. Once he managed a complex order while adding three more mid-route. When two rude residents muttered they'd "kill" him, he never broke professionalism and simply smiled and continued on. Veronica is cheerful, patient, and purposeful. She offers options (reheats tea endlessly with a smile) and manages feisty residents with humor and timing perfect for a sitcom. I adored her! Caitlin is precise, diligent, and unfazed by difficult personalities. She once flawlessly took orders for nine people, multiple requests, without writing anything down. Calm, confident, and proud of her role, she is phenomenal. Josefine brings cheerful, fun energy to mornings and confidently handles detailed orders. She assisted my sister's guests impeccably in the private dining room. Together, this team turns dining from routine into an experience of dignity and connection.

This is my third review of the same problems I keep experiencing at Ivy Park Burbank. One on going…read moreproblem is outings in the community bus. I use a power wheelchair and the bus can only accommodate one wheelchair. There is another gentleman here that uses the same wheelchair as I use and by the way I helped this person obtain his wheelchair after he reached out to me as he was unable on his own to acquire a wheelchair for himself. My help I gave to my fellow resident seems to have been weaponized against me. From the time this person received his wheelchair he was given priority over me for the community outings and I was told I was unfairly going to all the outings before this person received his wheelchair and now he would be going to all of the outings and I couldn't go anymore. I protested and a compromise was enacted. I would be able to get together with the other resident with the wheelchair and discuss which outings we wanted to go to. Now it seems I don't get to know what the monthly outings will be and I find out after the fact. For example there is an outing coming up and this other resident gets to go with no discussion with me to see if I would of liked to go. It would seem that the monthly outings have already been gone over with this favored resident and I'm left in the dark as to any of the outings which I would be interested in. It's blatant discrimination and it is quite prevalent in this community. I am told I can only go to the doctor on Tuesday and Thursday but there are a few residents here where the rules don't apply and can go to doctors appointments anytime of the week. Constantly I have difficulty getting my doctor's appointments approved and have to get into it with the manager of transportation over my doctor's appointments. This community it would seem is all about the favored residence and then everyone else. It's a nice place but it would be great if we had unbiased management. I can't believe after I helped a fellow resident here improve his life with a wheelchair I get no thanks from the management and only obvious discrimination.

First Smile Home Health Care helped my grandma for eight…read moreyears and I will always be grateful for their staff and team. The people who helped my grandma became like apart of our family. I have nothing bad to say.

Bizarre... truly bizarre…read more I do see that somebody wrote that "First Smile exceeded beyond expectations" I just can't possible imagine how that happened. Im my experience, its been virtually impossible to get accurate and timely information, nobody have been able to give us a schedule of when caretakers will be visiting. you just basically don't go to work, sit at home and wait for caretakers to call and say they will arrive to take care of your wife in maybe 30 minutes. They send help for showering. help meant, I transport the patient out of bed, into wheelchair, into the shower up on the shower bench. and the "shower nurse" then scrubs.. then I dry and transport back.. well glad you could find time to come scrub I guess. After the "shower nurse" left the patient with soaked bandages... well just left. a visiting nurse called in the evening that she would be coming by.. I told her I already dressed the wounds hours ago. and see you next week. Well somehow management took that to mean, no need to send a nurse to supervise the healing of the wounds at all.. Honestly guys. Communication is a awesome thing.. try it..

Home instead, now called kavis health care While I was a…read moreclient of home instead , I had to call adult protective services on 2 of my caregivers they assigned to me , 1 of the male caregiver pulled to hard on my mobility belt that it caused me to fall down and I ended up with hairline fracture in my hip and the company just covered it up and the caregiver with another client, my 2nd male caregiver who knew I was a fall risk with mobility issues willfully neglected me by refusing to help me with my personal hygiene routine, and when I complained to the office my caregiver left me without finishing his shift ( this is considered willful abandonment because he didn't have my permission or the company permission to leave early, left 4 hrs early and again the company covered it up by assigning caregiver to another client, I WOULD NOT EVER RECCOMEND anyone to this company, they don't know how to take of special needs clients Very unprofessional , they have sued before by other clients, and now I'm going after them for negligence and abandonment

If I could leave no stars, I would. I stupidly gave them a $1k "deposit" because I was told they…read moreget stiffed by customers. I stopped using them in April and have not received my deposit back! After repeated attempts to contact them, I am still waiting!

All I can say is, thank you Lily! One of the most sweetest, caring and patient person I have ever…read morecome across. Lily was a blessing to our family. When my grandmother got diagnosed with breast cancer, we were really hesitant at first with having a stranger come in to take care of her but I'm so glad we went with Start of Care Home Health. Within the first visit I already knew my grandmother was in the hands of a great visiting nurse. Lily thank you so much!

Thank you to all the amazing staff working at this home health agency! The office staff is very…read morecourteous, professional and always goes the extra mile to explain the plan of care and what to expect from their service. The nurses who came out were very kind and caring, and so was the physical therapist. Always on time, never had any issues communicating with them. I will definitely recommend this company, very professional and they definitely exceeded my expectations