The worst assisted living in the area because the morbidly obese women who work there are…read morecontrolling, do not appreciate people who have education because they have none, and they are still unhealthy themselves that it would be impossible for them to help someone else to become healthy. This place is a disaster and the food sucks. Our family member who went there thought the place sucked, but that the physical therapy was good. But he did not appreciate the fat ladies.

Jeremiah has been with me for a bit. However, I already know him from his work with my sister…read more She has dementia and could not give you feed back as a result. Watching how caring he is as he treats her led me to realize he was exactly what I needed at least until I move back to where my children live. He is an exceptional young man. I'd just add he deserves all the kudos you can provide and don't lose him to some other company.

I work for Peak Medical home health. I have for the last 3 years and we are very caring home health…read morecommunity. We have a lot of caregivers that love to help your clients. We are one of the best Home health companies I have ever worked for. We are like family taking care of family.

Terrible experience, they broke my front door to my house inadvertently and they never even came…read moreafter that not even once. I don't recommend them.

After a devastating emergency gastrectomy, I spent a month in a nursing/rehab facility. Following…read moremy stay, I was allowed to return home, but I was still in need of continuing physical therapy and nursing care. Castor provided me with those much-needed services, with home care visits from two of the most caring individuals I've ever met. I was able to reach out to them via phone or text, when I needed additional advice or support. I could not have asked for anything or anyone better! Now that I'm getting better and their services have stopped, I miss them! I know whoever they're serving, is also getting the best care possible.

A long time friend was there. The staff was very nice. The rooms were very nice and little room off…read morethe patients room for a family member to stay. The grounds were also the pretty and serene.

My mother was diagnosed with Lymphoma on April 1, 2023. She was at home on her road to recovery…read morewhen she took a turn for the worst and went back to the hospital. Within hours it was suggested that she go into hospice and she agreed. This facility was warm, beautiful, extremely clean, updated and very accommodating for visitors... Murphy beds in the patient's rooms, separate showers for visitors, kitchen area, prayer room, and they even had high chairs and a play room for kids! My family and I were so impressed. We were amazed with the staff. Many staff members were of the younger generation and we were astounded at the devotion and compassion they gave. And although my mother was pretty much sedated the entire time, they treated her like a Queen. They were so delicate, and respectful. They answered all of our questions-- and we had lots of them! They were more than willing to explain the process and keep us informed of every step. My mother passed within 24 hours of entering the facility with her family surrounding her---Three weeks to the day of her diagnosis. It all happened so quickly. Their procedure of when someone passes was beautiful, gracious, and filled with love and respect for the family and the deceased. The entire staff took part in the departure procedure of the deceased. They took care of absolutely everything. It was the absolute best decision to bring our beloved mother here.