I did not initially feel that anything was wrong with the application process, but I began noticing…read morered flags before I even arrived for my interview. When confirming my interview, I was provided with the address 1330 Smith Avenue. However, the actual location was 1340 Smith Avenue. As a result, I spent nearly 30 minutes at the Whole Foods trying to find the office. During that time, I was on the phone with an employee named Brian attempting to clarify where I was supposed to go. I asked multiple times if someone could come outside and direct me to the correct location, but I was repeatedly told only to "go to the lion statue and make a right." The incorrect address and lack of clear directions created an unprofessional first impression and made it unnecessarily difficult to attend the interview. During my interview, I filled out a paper application that asked for my Social Security number in two different sections. I did not enter my full Social Security number because I had not yet been hired for the position. After completing the interview and reference process, and still not being hired, I was sent another set of forms. Within the first two sections, I was once again asked for my Social Security number. I did not provide it on those forms either for the same reason. After submitting those forms, I was sent a third form authorizing a background check, which asked for my Social Security number for a fourth time. This requirement could not be bypassed. At that point, I understood why my Social Security number was needed for the background check, but I reached out to the agency to ask whether I had officially been hired before providing that information. I was not comfortable sending my Social Security number to a company that did not employ me and that had not provided any documentation regarding the protection of my personal information. The agency responded and informed me that I had not "technically" been hired, but asked me to complete the form "asap" in order to proceed. When I explained that I was not comfortable providing my Social Security number at that stage of the process, all communication stopped. My messages were ignored, and my phone calls went unanswered. I am not sure whether this company is attempting to scam caregivers, but it is absolutely not appropriate to repeatedly request highly sensitive personal information from applicants who have not been hired. It is also extremely unprofessional for management to ignore applicants simply because they are not comfortable providing their Social Security number before employment has been offered. Unfortunately, multiple job listings on Indeed turn out to be illegitimate. Whether intentional or not, companies such as Bunny Home Care are able to collect sensitive personal information, including Social Security numbers, from applicants. If an applicant refuses to provide that information, communication appears to stop and the application process goes no further.

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Helping hands Home Aid was an amazing organization to help with needed home care for my elderly…read morefather. They were always on time, wonderful caregivers, and completely flexible In regard to what our needs were as my father declined overtime. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for caregiver assistance, vetted and professional experience, amazing quality of care, and quick responsiveness when asking questions or for customer service needs.

From the owner: Helping Hands Home Aide & Services completes a personalized care plan for each client and matches…read morewith the best fit caregiver. Doing so allows our staff to immediately notice a change in status, implement a daily routine and familiarity between clients and caregivers. First Aid/CPR/AED classes available in- person or online.

I have been using Visiting Angels for well over a year and is truly satisfied with the caregiver…read morechosen. Our caregiver is very professional, intuitive and responsive to the various situations presented on a regular basis. Our caregiver is a blessing and makes things a lot easier and affords me the opportunity to concentrate on other important tasks. I would definitely recommend Visiting Angels, with an emphasis on selecting the appropriate caregiver to meet your particular needs on a professional and social level.

From the owner: Visiting Angels of Pikesville, MD is pleased to provide elders with exceptional home care services…read morein Pikesville, Owings Mills, Mount Washington, and nearby cities. Whether your loved one needs light housekeeping, meal prep, transportation, or companionship, our senior care services can help. Our in home care providers can provide your loved one with a wide range of services including respite care, companion care, palliative care, Alzheimer's care, preventative hospital readmission care, and other services. You can fall asleep at night knowing that your loved one will be in good hands while they age in place in their home. Contact the Owings Mills office today to learn more and to schedule a free in-home assessment.

My abuela got sick and needed immediate attention and care, life key health stepped up and made…read moresure she was healthy and followed the doctors orders 10/10 experience

From the owner: LifeKey Health is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for pediatrics, seniors, and other…read moreindividuals requiring assistance. We specialize in providing customized in-home care services that encompass a wide range of comprehensive support to assist those who require aid with daily living. Our team of professional and empathetic caregivers is committed to meeting the daily needs of your loved ones by offering the following services: Skilled nursing services Dementia/Alzheimer's care Respite care Pediatric development and early intervention programs Companionship Light housekeeping Meal preparation and advanced meal preparation Laundry and linens, including linen changes and refrigerator upkeep Incontinence assistance Bathing assistance Medication administration & management Transportation to medical appointments and social activities Errands, including grocery store visits, activities, and other stops In-Home Postpartum Support In essence, LifeKey Health strives to help your family members maintain their independence for as long as feasible. Our agency is fully licensed, insured, bonded and meets all licensing and COMAR standards as overseen by the Maryland Office of Health Care Quality (OCHQ)

I was most blessed to have Armor Divina take care of my Mother for many months up until Mom's…read morepassing. I just can't imagine a more caring loving and totally capable person. She read to my mother took her to the doctors fed her and loved her; read the Scriptures to her every day and watched TV with her and comforted her. I will be forever grateful.

My mom used Armor Divina for several years. At 84 years, she recently passed. I can say that she…read morewas provided with the greatest and most loving care. Over the years my mom's needs changed and her care was able to change with her and meet her needs. Everyone that came to care for my mom was wonderful to her and could be 100% trusted. Many of the caregivers became like family, so much so that I not only miss my mom now but also the wonderful woman that cared for her.

Thank you to the most caring staff from caregivers, management and all the support staff.Just spent…read morea week visiting with parent living in memory care there. As a healthcare provider myself- and seen many healthcare settings- this is a top notch place where the caregivers, activities director, management and everyone treat the residents as part of their own family. amazingly supportive, detail oriented, creative staff!! highly recommend this place. thank you for your excellence!!!

My brother-in-law was at Symphony Manor for almost 2 years. EVERYDAY he got extraordinary care at…read moreevery level. This is a place where staff took the time to get to know him (He had had a stroke), found out his needs, and loved him. He made special relationships there and I will forever be grateful for the way that Symphony treated someone I loved.