My mom has been with Roseberry for almost 5 years now. She has been well taken care of, loved, and…read moreI know she is safe and happy with them. Jay and Jessica have made my life much easier.

I enjoy working at Roseberry because Working with older…read moreadults can help you grow your compassion and empathy, and become a more patient person. You can also learn new skills and knowledge, You can reflect on the difference you've made in someone's life at the end of each day. You can enjoy the stories, experiences, and humor of the residents you care for. You can contribute to aging populations and promote independence and dignity. Team work I have great bosses and co-workers they truly care about the residents.

Bristol Hospice Fairfield. Excellent Quality of care,…read moreattentive, care conference, admission liaison, social worker and case manager nurses were all excellent and supportive. Kind and helpful. Very grateful for their services at Greenfield Care Center.

I waited to write this review to make sure it was fair. My father entered hospice care about three…read moreyears ago, starting with Bristol Hospice. While his nurse was kind, she did not advocate for him when it mattered most. My dad was in severe pain from prostate cancer, and despite repeatedly telling them his medication wasn't working, Bristol ignored his pleas. Anyone who has watched a loved one die knows that no one in that situation asks for more medication "for fun." About a year into care, Bristol abruptly dropped my dad in the middle of his hospice journey. Before doing so, they told me they weren't taking away his driver's license, yet shortly after we received notice in the mail that they had. When I called to ask about it, they insisted they had told me beforehand--which was untrue. This deception not only stripped my dad of something deeply meaningful to him, it also eroded any trust we had in their care. As a social worker, I know what healthy, dignified care should look like. The way Bristol treated my dad--ignoring his pain, failing to advocate, and being dishonest about critical matters--was borderline abusive. Withholding effective pain management from a dying patient is unacceptable.

I have an excellent service from Frank Hood. He thought me everything that I need to learn using my…read moreCPAP which I have never experience from other Respiratory therapist. He's very professional, courteous and patience. I wish all respiratory therapist are like him. Thanks Frank for your excellent service

Alec was great as home care nurse and had good positive experience with home visit from Courtney as…read moremy physical therapist.

In seeking home care for our 81 year old mom for a couple of weeks after a long hospital visit &…read morerehab, we were referred to Craig Cares by more than one persons/organizations. My first call to them was with James who instantly made me feel they were the company we wanted and they were willing to get us care within 2 days. Tiffany, the case manager, is both very professional and also very caring and personal. She came the first day with the first caregiver to make sure we were all set. Their policies are generous and they are incredibly flexible and willing to pivot when needed. Our goal was to get my mom to independence. We had 2 very different caregivers and both were wonderful. My mom got to independence earlier than expected and we cut a few days off our original plan. I FULLY recommend this wonderful company!

I used to work for Craig Cares...the company always handled any problems I had promptly. I spent…read moreyears with clients and they became like family to me. Would absolutely recommend this company! Special shout out to Carly Sims for always putting me with the absolute best clients!

I have hired caregivers for the care of my mother. They have always been caring and safe with her.read more

Started my search looking for an agency that can help us in our difficult situation right now…read more. My phone call was answered, and I spoke to Erica.. During my search, I have realized that most of the agencies have dealt with difficult situations from their own pasts, which seems to create a certain familiarity.. I know it will be challenging trying to find the right agency, and finding the right caregiver that will want to help us out on the weekends.. Erika was very helpful, but also very upfront that because of the shortage of workers, it may take some time to find someone. I am glad I called.

My mom lives in a senior residence, but needed additional assistance after a hospitalization…read more Alicia was so helpful in arranging it on short notice. Caregivers Araxi and Tina were both very friendly and nice. Since my mom is in assisted living, there wasn't a lot for them to do, but they did whatever they could to help her out.

My mother was with them for several years, when my mother last away we never heard from This…read morecompany They never called me and asked how my mother was doing however they at times were not able to provided enough care givers and got mad when I had to reach other to another company to fill in the gaps. I do not recommend this company at all

Best place to move your loved one to if you want quality that is unmatched... Usually always full…read morebut worth staying on waitlist. Jo ( manager) is great at communicating and very helpful in facilitating things.

I visited Agape Villa Care Home yesterday in my search for Assisted Living for a family member…read more They take up to 6 residents. Absolutely pristine private home -from the entrance to the kitchen, living room, bathrooms, bedrooms and backyard. It was located in a lovely upscale neighborhood in Rocklin. There is a huge beautiful backyard with seating under a gazebo. I happened to arrive at mealtime, and the residents were sitting around a family table. The food looked good, the residents well cared for. The owner, Lily was warm and professional. Although we decided upon a larger facility, Agape is worth a visit if you want a home setting. Not for someone on a tight budget- but costs are fairly comparable.

3 different case managers in 4 months. Communication about the changes was nonexistent and I had…read moreto call and ask/advocate for more consistent staffing. Prescribing doctor difficult - very slow to respond to prescribe meds to help with sundowning, sleep disturbances, and at the end, pain meds - especially liquid morphine when my dad could no longer swallow. Do your research on the doctor your loved one will be assigned to for care. IT IS CRITICAL and could have saved us a lot of heartache on the last day. I regret using this company. Hospice is supposed to be comfort care - but instead I had to advocate even harder for basic care for my dad than I did before he was under hospice care, at a time when he was actively dying and I was most overwhelmed, sad and uncertain.

getting supplies and medications is a big headache and takes many many many follow up…read morecalls. not what we want to be doing when we are also full time caregivers. the staff are compassionate and caring during the visits. But anything outside of the regularly scheduled visit is a major headache When things don't happen as they should during a 40 hour work week it is super hard to get them to happen before the next work week. I think they must be severely under staffed. Would not recommend.

Gus Verras, son of Barbara Ruth…read more My mom has been a resident for 9 months and very happy with the care. She has made many friends and enjoys the activities. Every time I come to visit, I have to find her in the game room or any of the other social areas. She is in a wheelchair due to M.S. The staff helps her with everything she needs. We were concerned in the beginning with the transition from her home to here. She has adapted well and likes it.

We are so pleased with the community and care my Mom has and is receiving at Eskaton at Granite…read moreBay. A year and a half ago, our family decided to move Mom, who is 102, into Eskaton Lodge. It was a challenging decision, but we are now blessed to have made that difficult decision. Over the year and a half, my Mom has been able to make friends, enjoy the many activities and most importantly, gain confidence in the care staff that provides her medications, check in with her on a regular basis and provide for her daily needs. When we often leave my Mom, she reassures us saying, "Don't worry, I am well cared for". For that a big praise and thank you to the staff of Eskaton Lodge at Granite Bay.

Kudos to all the folks at Blossom Ridge! The home care I'm getting after knee replacement surgery…read moreis excellent and the staff is pleasant. Andrew, Cody, Emily and Mary all work hard to make my recovery as straightforward and simple as possible. Thank you for al your hard work!

5 Stars for Cody (OT). i didn't think I needed OT but Cody…read moreshowed up always upbeat, caring & wanting to find ways to help. He quickly understood how easily my body reacts & was careful not to stir things up, while at the same time presenting ways to strengthen it. He has shown me, often in little ways, things to do to ease pain, that no one had told me about before...that have helped! He also suggested a home-help product I didn't think I needed (but turns out I do), that will help me shower more safely. I have been so impressed w/ everyone from Blossom Ridge. Today I wanted to focus on Cody as he's completed his part in my care. Thanks Cody!