Help at your Home is indeed a life saver. My husband fell and broke his hip two years ago And was…read moreplaced in a rehab facility. I won't say the name but whenever I would visit my husband he looked as if he was losing the battle, not to mention his life. I searched around and came across Help at your home and I now have my husband home and when I tell you the change that came overnight because of the caring and constant compassion he's received from this company has helped my husband in so many ways. Because of the care he is now receiving, I see a light at the end of the tunnel when before that I saw nothing but darkness. Kudos to you guys and all your help, your compassion and just all that you do. Henrietta

Help at your home was indeed a huge help! Prompt to answer/ return calls. Provided a tun of…read moreresources and information. Kind and professional staff... they took a huge weight off my shoulders and helped me manage during a difficult time. Caring for an aging or disabled loved one is so challenging, I wasn't able to do everything that my mother needed during her end of life care. Help at home helped me care for her and keep her home instead of alone in a facility.

I wish I could add 10 stars! I thought Hospice was for people with terminal cancer. I had no idea…read morethat it was available to anyone. A few weeks back... my Grandmother was taken to Lockport Hospital to receive treatment for acute edema. She had not been well for sometime now and her condition continued to worsen. She had been living in a local nursing home. After being admitted to the hospital she was carrying more than 90 lbs of fluid on her small 4 ft 9 in frame. As a woman in her 80's, this was very serious. The hospital, following their normal protocol, was putting her through what seemed cruel and inhumane red tape. Blood pressure checks every few hours and countless attempts to draw blood leaving trails of black and blue marks. I reached out to a friend of mine who had a wonderful experience with Hospice in Wilmington, NC and they recommended calling our local office. We did and it was the best phone call we ever made. Hospice sent someone over right away to evaluate her and they determined after all the life prolonging measures the hospital was under going that she naturally would have only a few more weeks of life. This is not how we wanted her to leave. Crying in pain every day. She was admitted into Niagara Hospice the next day. I flew in the day after and saw a relaxed look on my mom's face for the first time. She walked me around the facility which looks like a beautiful hotel. The folks that work here are the kindest most caring people I have ever met. The purpose of this place is for family to be with their loved ones in a peaceful non-stressful environment. That is what this place is. They have beautiful landscaped gardens and areas to sit and reflect or gather yourself and your thoughts. The flowers are all maintained by volunteers and are exquisite! There is a coa pond and walking path with gazebos and stone paver tributes to others before us. The staff caters breakfast lunch and dinner to the family so you never need to leave. There is a conference room, a child's play room with computers and games as well as a chapel. They have a fully appointed kitchen area with couches and big screen TV. They also provide a pretty nice selection of music to take back to your room to enjoy. My Grandmother and my family found peace in a time of need from the wonderful staff at Niagara Hospice. We thank you for giving my family and my Grandmother a comforting warm environment to say goodbye and celebrate her life. We are planning her memorial tribute which will forever be etched in the stones at this facility, remembering her amazing spirit and kind soul which flies above us now on the wings of every songbird that sings there. If you are in need, please call them. They are truly there for you. If you have to give... give graciously to this worthy cause.

The entire staff was excellent doing my brother stay. When I visited the facility was clean &…read morecourteous staff. My brother was comfortable & at the end I believe he was at peace & staff was comforting doing our loss. I recommend Niagara Hospice to anyone who wishes their love ones last days to be meet with respect & dignity doing their transition time. THANKS TO ENTIRE DOCTORS & STAFF.

If you're homosexual or bisexual or even bi-curious, and you're in the hood, then what you need is…read moreto find one of the Hood Gay Bars. But this place has nothing to do with that. This place is Good Nay Bars. Don't confuse the two, otherwise this place will make you go through a cleansing and then attempt an intervention, and I don't mean the kind of intervention that you go to clubs looking to receive. Ahem. So did you know that you can go and see a doctor, get diagnosed, get prescriptions, and even make out with random Christian men (as long as you too are male), by coming to this place. Of course they are a very religious institution which means they do promote same sex activity in every way, and I applaud them for that and would probably kiss a boy just to make them happy even though I'm really not into boys. Well at least I say I'm not. We'll see. Who knows. Are any of the Alexs single? All same sex sex aside, Good Neighbors is where you should go if you have no health insurance. It's where you should go if you are in need of some help. It's where you should go if you don't mind pretending to be a devout Christian just to get some medical attention. It's sad that in the richest country on earth, it comes to this, but maybe that's how they are so rich. Make the poor basically have to beg and/or pretend, just to see a doctor. The only reason this place gets a 4 and not a 5 is because they really do throw God in your face like a doorstep bible thumper (not Bambi) on methamphetamines (and a lot of the people who come here are actually on those so my comparison works on many levels). But they helped me out when I needed it and for that I am eternally grateful. It's good that you can get healthcare for free if you really force the issue and pretend to be a Roman Catholic Jewish Muslim. So come here if you need free healthcare, or if you want to see how good your neighbours really are, or if you want to give it to your neighbours really good. As long as you are male and they are male. Otherwise, you're not welcome here. It's fun to stay at the YMCA young man. PS Sex, sex, sex. Boy on boy sex. Woo.

Are you uninsured? Do you still deserve good health care? Meet your new health clinic: Good…read moreNeighbors. It's totally free for the uninsured. This have pretty limited hours, open 2-3 days a week for just a few hours (Check the website--it's all there). All of the doctors and nurses work there on a volunteer basis. It's equally as professional as any other doctor's office I've visited, and I didn't even have to bring my wallet this time. Saw Dr. Oddo, good guy. Not only do they offer primary medical care, but they also offer vision, dental and back care, counseling and advocacy. I recommend getting there at least 30 minutes before they open because there will probably already be people lining up outside the door. While I was waiting in the lobby, a woman from Family Health Plus was calling patients in to enroll in income-based insurance coverage (so you might even walk away with a pending insurance plan!). One thing I must mention is that (based on my sole experience), if you are offended by Christianity, you might be a little turned off. There were Bible stories playing on the TV, and the nurse practitioner asked me several questions about my spiritual beliefs, followed by a nudge to read scripture daily. I'm not personally bothered by this, but it's a heads up to those who are. But in the end, it's a free health clinic. And if you're uninsured like me, you know how rare it is to find a place like this. I highly recommend it to anyone else who previously thought they had to miss out on regular doctor's visits for fear of burning a hole in the pocket.

The photo below is of the original building, purchased in the 1970s by wealthy Pennsylvania family…read morewho had needed to travel to Buffalo to get care for their son with leukemia. Fun fact: This hospital-based hotel is the template for Ronald McDonald houses. It was done first in Buffalo. The houses (now plural) are located half a block from both Buffalo General Hospital and Oishi Children's Hospital. Families can stay with their loved one if living at a distance from Buffalo, as my friend did while undergoing chemotherapy. All houses are fully ADA; staff and volunteers are very kind.

Very accommodating and friendly staff beautiful place to stay for Roswell Cancer patients families.read more

Touching hearts is a warm caring agency . Each and every person,from the people in the office ,to…read morethe caregivers are caring and want to help the clients. I give touching hearts a ten star rating!!!!! When an aide had a problem Amy from the office came to our rescue. They are there to help 24 hours a day ,7 days a week The caregivers,are trained and know how to help ,each one is warm and very friendly.

What a fantastic facility. My mother in law was at an awful place prior and Greenfield was great…read more She was there for a month doing rehab. The staff was attentive, caring, and helpful. She came a long way. She liked the food also, the soups especially that are homemade. Thank you to the entire staff who made her stay so pleasant.

Michelle and her caregivers are the absolute best! They took fantastic care of my grandma. They…read morealways treated her as if they were family and made sure she was in great hands. They helped her run errands, grocery shop and keep her house tidy! I would recommend Good Samaritan to anyone looking for a companion or home health aide.

I came here for chiropractic care with Dr. Brittany. The office staff was professional and…read moreefficient, and I was in and out pretty quickly. I've gone twice now and have another appointment for next week. Dr. Brittany is knowledgeable and took the time to understand the specifics of what issues I was having. She didn't just evaluate and adjust me, she also gave me very helpful stretches to do at home which are helping a lot.

I will preface with that I have never been to the chiropractor before starting to go here. I have…read morebeen going here for the last month or so. It has been amazing for my back. Dr. Brittany is great with explaining how the pain in my back is affecting other parts of my body. She also explains how to relieve that pain on my own through stretching and other daily activities. The actual adjustment time is great. She makes it easy to get you back in shape and right out the door in no time at all. The office is small but it is easy to find and there is plenty of street parking available on the street next to it. I go a couple times a month and plan to keep going to help with my back. Highly reccomend!