Our family lost our mother in March of 2019. She was an amazing woman who never let anything rise…read moreabove her top priority of caring for her family, especially my father, Bill. My father is a disabled veteran with crippling arthritis and knee problems and a multitude of health issues and needs. He is a diabetic that requires insulin, has lymphedema that requires daily treatments, needs medications four times per day and after a two serious falls, required someone to be with him while he transferred from chair to walker, walker to bed, etc. My father was from a generation where his wife cooked, cleaned, raised us at home, gave us baths at night, did the laundry, went shopping and had dinner on the table when he got home from work. As we grew up and moved on, my father grew older and his world became smaller as his ailments and medical needs became his focus. My mother took care of him with tireless effort, literally, up to the moment that she died. When she passed, he was lost. With our family spread across the globe (literally) and having families of our own, caring for my father was an impossibility given the degree of care that he requires. We were referred to Visiting Angels who came to meet and evaluate my father and had him set up with care givers within a week. It was an adjustment for my father going from a doting wife who cared for his every emotional and physical need to have caregivers who he did not know come to his home to cook and care for him, but he adjusted and accepted that this was his new reality. We watched this unfold and took great comfort in knowing he was receiving the care that he needed. There were some bumps along the way, which I sheepishly have to admit were caused mostly by my father's attempts trying to alter a situation to get his way instead of what was safe and necessary. These situations were mitigated with great communication between my family, my dad and from Visiting Angels and resolved. Over the last year, his mobility has declined. He went from requiring 12 hours a day of care to 24 hour care after falling in his bedroom at night while alone. He injured his shoulder, but Visiting Angels was even able to provide a care giver for several hours at night during the week while he was in his rehab center for companionship. When we realized we needed 24 hour care, Visiting Angels amazed us with their ability to provide a live-in care giver. This allowed my father to fall into a daily routine with the same person (something extremely important to him). He found it very comforting to get to know someone who also got to know him. Unfortunately this scenario ended yesterday as my father, regrettably, has reached the point that he requires multiple people to transfer him which would put any single caregiver at risk so he has to be placed in a nursing home. We had to say goodbye to Kristin, his most recent and utterly amazing live-in care giver. She was sweet, caring, a wonderful cook and dedicated and was very much part of the family. If it weren't for Visiting Angels, my father would have probably ended up in a nursing home or an extended care facility immediately after his wife's death which would have been devastating as he would have had to say goodbye to her and to the life he had always known at home all at once. However, Visiting Angels provided the means for him to stay at home, provide amazing care which allowed him to continue his life as normally as possible. No one could ever replace my mom, but Visiting Angels gave us all peace of mind knowing they were providing the care we wanted to be able to provide my father on our own, but couldn't. Visiting Angels gave my father the ability to carry on with his life for over a a year in the comfort of his home. I highly recommend them.

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Dishonest, disrespectful and disturbed. Inviting these people into your home is like inviting in a…read moreswarm of locust. I'm an 86-year-old woman in a wheelchair. All of their caregivers, with the exception of two, stole housewares, clothes, and even an overhead light fixture and switch. Apparently one of them was very mechanically inclined, and removed hasp locks, which were not affixed with one-way screws. When I approached the field supervisor, she denied all my allegations by claiming that I had dementia. To confirm her claim, she called a team to administer a mental status examination, which I passed. They further harassed me by calling, without my permission, one of my healthcare providers as well as a retirement community that I am considering moving to. They obviously do not do sufficient background checks.

They want u to pay your own way there, don't feed u nothing m, job not guarantee so if u go there u…read morecan be wasting your time, but have health insurance

Employees have not been paid in over 3weeks!! Some clients have been put in 24hour nursing homes…read morebecause of employees not returning to work because they aren't getting paid this is so wrong on so many levels shame on them they tell us to turn in timesheets and say we will be paid for the27th on the 3rd and for the 3rd on the 10th they don't even deserve that one star

From the owner: Sweet Home Healthcare specializes in reliable services to those & their loved ones who are faced…read morewith illness, recovery, or diminished ability to care for themselves. Sweet Home Healthcare is dedicated to the provision of holistic quality care within the home. Nurses collaborate with clients, families, physicians and other members of the healthcare team in order to meet the individualized physical and emotional needs of each person served.