Kristin and her team at ComForCare have been such a blessing for my dad. We went thru a few…read morenightmares trying to find care for him (dementia and alzheimers) and when I found Kristin it all came together. The caregivers are my dad's best friends and they take wonderful care of him. I am helping my dad from California and Kristin makes everything so easy and I have complete trust in them. I honestly don't know what I would do without them. My dad has caregivers all day and they are the most patient and understanding people.

I have been blessed to be apart of a great company. The main focus is quality care and making sure…read moreyou're comfortable as our client and as an employee!

Warning ‼ Do not work for this company and do not use this…read morecompany to provide a caregiver! I have been with Cheryl for only a month. She hired me in my interview. Never ran a background check nor called my references. I told her in my interview that I would be taking a vacation and she had two caregivers scheduled to show up to my a.m. client's house and neither one of them showed. I as a caregiver have not been paid in three weeks! I have been given many many excuse excuses as to why I have not been paid. The current story is I am to get two paychecks on September 19 of 2025. When she hired me, she knew that I had no caregiving experience. She told me she would meet me at my clients house and train me. She met me there and taught me how to change a brief and left. Yet her website states that she runs thorough background checks, and does training, this is completely laughable! Apparently this is an ongoing issue as I am aware of five caregivers who have not been paid to date. She is losing caregivers and clients left and right. This company will soon be bankrupt.

This company has shown compassionate care like no other services I have experienced. I am…read moreespecially impressed by their availability any time of the day. They also were attentive to providing a caregiver to specific needs we were wanting in a caregiver. I will highly recommend obtaining their services before any other.

This company offers first rate care. The owners know how important it is to keep your loved ones at…read morehome. The 24 hour staffing is top notch and Renee, would do whatever it takes to care for your family. She has such compassion for this field and I just love her. Hard working, honest people who genuinely care for others is what you'll find with Comfort Caregivers.

Comfort Caregivers was a huge help for our family during a stressful time. After my mom came home…read morefrom the hospital, we needed extra support and I honestly did not know where to start. Renee made the process easy from the very beginning. She answered all my questions, kept me calm, and arranged care quickly. The caregivers were kind and patient with my mom. They helped her move around safely, kept her company, and made sure she was comfortable. Knowing she was in good hands took a huge weight off my shoulders. I am truly grateful for everything Comfort Caregivers did for our family. If you are looking for care for a parent or loved one, I would absolutely recommend giving them a call. They genuinely care.

We have 3 Care nurses that help with my son Joe. Veronica starts the week off with him. Then there…read moreis Usha (days n evenings), along with Lavice, nightly. We have the greatest staff, that helps with my son's care. I could not be happier, with all three ladies. Thank you.

What the hell. This is "A Place at Home" all over again. Nobody knows what is going on. Questions…read morearen't answered. Caregivers don't show up. Caregivers sit through their whole shifts, even though they've been "talked to" about doing just that. I could go on...

(Note: The 2 stars are for the 3 caregivers we eventually got to work with; the agency itself would…read moreget 0 stars.) Eight months ago I needed caregivers for my dad, who has dementia. Golden Age (GAC) was one of the agencies I called. After discussing our needs, I determined that the price for the amount of hours we'd need was going to be beyond our budget. I moved on to researching other resources. A few days later, a GAC rep contacted me and I explained that we were no longer interested. She offered a reduced price that was in our budget, and I decided to give them a try. A few days later, someone contacted me to tell me about the two caregivers that were scheduled to begin the following week. They sounded great, and we were all set . . . until the night before the first caregiver was supposed to begin when I got a call from GAC telling me that *both* of the scheduled caregivers were now unavailable. The GAC rep said she was already trying to find replacements. It was disappointing and frustrating to have to scramble for coverage for the 4 days that my dad wouldn't have a caregiver even though we'd had a start date locked down a week ago, but I chalked it up to "things happen." A couple of days later GAC's founder texted me to tell me he'd investigated the "total mishap" and apologize for "starting off on a hiccup." He told me about his background starting the company (he'd had a hard time finding quality, reliable caregivers for his grandmother) and how he "still personally [stays] involved because [he wants] to see things are done right" and that he would "personally be involved with the care of [my] dad on coordinating caregivers with [the] staffing team." He offered me a discount for the first month, said he was going to have GAC's case manager call me so that she could be my main point of contact, and said he'd spoken to the two reps and the case manager to "re-align better communication etc. for future placements." Later that day I got a call and texts from the case manager, who told me she'd "be watching things like a hawk. Be sure your dad is well taken care of." I felt reassured that that first "mishap" was just that. The 2 new caregivers started a few days later (and a third rotated in a couple of weeks later), and they were great. However, within less than a month, 1 of them "resigned" after her shift one night with no notice, and GAC didn't tell us until the day after, only because I called them when my dad told me the caregiver hadn't shown up and I couldn't get in touch with her. Less than a week later, the other caregiver didn't show up for her shift and I called GAC to report this and was told that she too had "quit" and that "we don't know what happened to these girls really," but that I had already been told that we wouldn't have a replacement until 3 days later. (Nobody had told me anything.) I texted GAC's founder about this since he'd been so outspoken and intentional about letting me know he'd be on top of things and seemed so committed to making sure things went well. I never heard from him. I told the GAC rep not to bother getting a replacement and that we were done working with them. The rep kept insisting on trying to have another rep call me and trying to schedule someone else. I just wanted them to leave us alone. The experience was awful, GAC had again forced me to scramble to find care for my dad on short notice and left us with no caregivers--so I was done with GAC. Since then (8 months ago), a GAC rep has called or texted me at least once every 2-3 months to ask me if I'm still looking for caregivers. It's always clear that they have no documentation of my case, and I always tell them I'll never work with GAC again nor refer GAC to others and to please remove me from their contact list. Each time, they tell me they will. Two weeks ago I got another text, and asked them to remove me from their list. I was told that I would be put on their do-not-call list. Nope! I just got off of yet another prospecting call from them. So, along with the unreliable, dishonest service and terrible communication, they're relentless telemarketers who can't be bothered to remember former customers' poor experiences or respect requests to not contact them again.

I needed 2 days of help when i went in for hip replacement. The person Eunice that Golden Age…read moreCompanions set me up with came with a smile and all the qualities of a great caregiver. Meds in a timely manner which was my highest concern. Was low key, had my meals prepared and made my 1st 2 days very accommodating in my own home. Peace of mind fir my family and me also. Thank you GAC . Until next time

Fantastic caregivers. Always were willing to go above and beyond base expectations. Highly…read morerecommend.

Services that were promised were not done. Communication between office, personnel and ourselves…read morevery poor. Caregivers frequently came late. The only housekeeping done was laundry, dishes and some meal prep. Caregivers slept through the night, not attentive to client. Many mornings we had to call the caregiver to attend to mother. We had a camera in home so we're able to see all they were NOT doing. The last straw was a no show caregiver and we still got charged for the day. Tried multiple times to have this corrected however no acknowledgement to the issue was ever received. Don't use this service if you have another choice.

I have to tell you how disappointed I am with this company. Stephanie came to our home yesterday…read morewith all the right words of what the company could do for the assistance we needed for our 91 year old father who lives with us. They were given the specific days and times we were looking for and we were told it wasn't a problem. We called her back within an hour and told her we would like to proceed. Today we were informed that they had scheduling problems and they could not meet our needs. They didn't even offer other days or times as an option until we asked. Even at that they weren't sure they could help out. She wasted our time even coming & we could have been talking to companies that can help.

The Staff employed by Care From The Heart have simple Nursing degrees at Best. They are NOT Trained…read moreor even Required to be educated for working with individuals going through Alzheimers, and are thus basically Incompetent when it comes to treating patients/clients appropriately. Care From The Heart was hired to assist my Mother, Whom was afflicted by Alzheimers, with simple things she used to do as part of a Daily routine, but due to the illness became struggles of mental acceptance. [bathing, changing into clean clothes, tidying up around her house, fixing adequately nutritious meals, etc.] Most staff sent out to care for my Mother were Patronizing and Placating when interacting with her. And whenst my Mother would have a symptomatic mood swing, would become Personally offended and leave their shift early, sometimes not returning. My Mother is Gentle, but Strong-Willed. Non-violent, but Verbal. The only times she got into a mood swing were when the Care From The Heart staff grew unprofessionally frustrated, and Impatiently tried to FORCE her to do things she was not Ready to do. The Activity sheets, kept in a Binder, for the Family and their Boss to review, were Frequently scribed with unvarying, Routine entries, when they were not Simplistic and akin to Milking-the-Time-clock.

We have a fantastic staff for 4 years, caring for my father with few, if any changes. So much…read moreappreciation. Alicia manages, accommodates, is flexible and makes it all happen. Couldn't ask for a better group. I wish I could mention the individual caregivers by name, but I'm afraid someone would try to steal them from us.

I appreciate that is company is a family-owned home health agency rather than a large company where…read moreyou are treated as a number. Their staff was efficient and knowledgeable, but most of all they are caring. I would recommend them to anyone.