I cannot say enough good things about this caregiving service. My father came home from a skilled…read morenursing facility needing some additional support while he continued to recover medically. At first, we arranged companion care, which included medication reminders, transportation to appointments, and, just as importantly, having someone there to keep him company. As he improved and became more independent, the agency was able to adjust the level of care accordingly. We eventually moved to On Demand Care, primarily for transportation to appointments. I really appreciated that the care evolved with his needs rather than keeping him at a level of service he no longer required. The flexibility to adjust the care as his needs changed was incredibly valuable to us. Most of the caregivers were people he genuinely liked. They were consistently on time, respectful, helpful, and patient with him. Some personalities were a better fit than others, which is natural, but overall he was comfortable with them. I know he would be happy to see many of them if he ran into them out in public. What gave me the most peace of mind was knowing that the caregivers had been vetted through the agency and that I had someone to turn to if an issue ever came up. I communicated with the agency by text, phone, and email, and they were consistently responsive, respectful, and timely. If I had a concern or needed something addressed, they communicated with the caregiver directly. I never felt like I was left to figure things out on my own. I will admit that I was a little unsure in the beginning because of how professional they were. I have been disappointed and, frankly, burned by service providers in the past, so I was cautious. But this agency turned out to be the most prompt, punctual, and professional agency I have ever worked with. Bringing an elderly parent home after a skilled nursing stay can be stressful, and having a reliable caregiving agency made a tremendous difference for us. I am very grateful for the support they provided, the flexibility they showed as my father recovered, and the peace of mind of knowing that there was a professional and responsive team behind the caregivers. I would absolutely recommend this service to other families who need dependable care for an aging parent.

I hired and paid Tandem Care to drive me to a critical medical procedure. They agreed to pick me up…read moreat 6:30 am and they called me to cancel at 6:15 am. This left me with 15 minutes to find alternate transportation to the procedure, which involved a $200 cancelation fee. I do not recommend this company.

Grandview Retirement Center runs like a well oiled machine. The staff is top notch, giving…read moreexcellent care to all clients. Rooms are cleaned daily and free laundry service is included, along with three daily meals.

I had to have my sister move in for more care than I could give her. The home is clean, meals are…read morebrought to her room or she can join others in the dining room. I was pleasantly surprised at the friendliness, thoughtfulness as well as the care my sister has received. The manager Yeni calls me with any concerns and lets me call whenever I need to. My sister has given them some challenges but they work through them gently helping her. I deeply appreciate this home & recommend checking it out to see if it meets your needs.

Oh Jeff. Trying to line your pockets in an industry you have no business in. Here's a thought. Why…read morenot help create change? Of course the building is fancy on the 23rd floor of a mall. Sure that costs a pretty penny. Parking is a nightmare. Did the 'simple online inquiry whatever the' which assures you that it'll let you know if your insurance is accepted or not. It of course says it is -otherwise I wouldn't have wasted 3 hours of my day to go- guess what? It wasn't. Do they know the out of pocket? Nope.

I switched my PCP over to One Medical earlier in the year. I love the app, it's so easy to…read morecommunicate with the providers, make an appointment, or just review your healthcare stats in one easy to use spot. My PCP, Dr. Rachel Dong is great. Super easy to talk to, takes time to maximize your visit, and is very thorough. Another plus is that they are in-network with my Aetna insurance plan. It's super quick to get in and out for a lab draw, flu shots, etc. there's been literally no waiting each time I've gone in to the office. Scheduling an in-person or video visit with my PCP is usually within 1-2 days, at most. If you're willing to see another provider to be seen sooner, you can usually get something for the same day. I see some of the older reviews mention some constructive feedback - but I can say my experience has been nothing but excellent. Sure, traffic in DTLA can take a few extra minutes and then you have the parking garage, but it's a fair trade off for excellent care.

I always loved Dr Miktrharian. He was always my Doctor in the other location. I also love Doctor…read moreChillian. They're all lovely at that office. They send out my authorizations fast and medications referrals. It's usually the pharmacies that take long not them. One more thing when I had an emergency Dr Chillian got me the care I needed over the phone. Thanks to the staff that attended the call right away as well after hours. They're the best in the valley in my opinion.

This office is very attentive, professional, knowledgeable, responsive, and easy to reach. The best…read moreurgent care I've been to and home of my primary care physician. I've referred several friends who are also as happy as I am with this wonderful group.

Although you's gave my mom adequate care, above and beyond. One thing that was lacking was the…read moreacknowledgement of my Moms passing. Upon notifying Hospice about the passing of my Mom, no sentiment of my Loss was given to me. I know you deal with death all the time, but a little condolence of my Loss would have meant so much to me, even a mailed card would have been nice. I had assumed the company sent out condolences to the families of patients who pass.

The type of intentional care, empthy, knowledge, sense of urgency, availability exceeded…read moreexpectations. I would recommend Hospice of Grace to anyone looking for hospice care. They communicated with me constantly and gave my mom the best care. Thank you to all the staff! You really are a blessing.

I spent a significant amount of time researching before deciding which company to donate my eggs…read morethrough, and ultimately chose GG. I'm writing this review because I wish I had come across something this transparent during my own decision-making process. The egg donation process requires far more time, energy, and personal investment than is communicated upfront. Before even being matched with intended parents, you go through months of preparation--building a detailed profile, gathering extensive personal and family medical history, completing written responses, recording a video, and submitting photos. Even after completing all of this, there is no guarantee you will ever be selected. Once matched, the process becomes even more demanding. It involves psychological evaluations, genetic screening, drug testing, bloodwork, and multiple ultrasounds. Donors are responsible for scheduling and attending all of these appointments themselves, and there is no compensation for time, travel, or the impact on your work schedule. In my experience, my calendar quickly became dominated by donation-related commitments. Communication throughout the process can also be challenging. You are in contact with multiple parties--doctors, coordinators, legal representatives--but there is little coordination between them. I often found myself acting as the intermediary, relaying information back and forth, which led to confusion and added stress. At times, it felt unclear who was responsible for ensuring I fully understood each step. The medical portion is also more intensive than many may expect. You are required to self-administer multiple daily hormone injections that significantly affect your body, followed by travel for monitoring appointments and the retrieval procedure. In my case, this required multiple cross-country trips and taking extended time off work, none of which was compensated. Compensation is presented as $10,000 for a first donation and $12,000 for a second. However, an important detail that was not clearly emphasized is that this income is taxable. After completing two donation cycles and four trips, my total compensation was $22,000 before taxes. I later owed approximately $5,000 in taxes--something I was not adequately prepared for or advised on. This significantly reduced the net compensation and changed my overall perspective on the experience. When I reached out to the company to express my concerns about this, I was told there was nothing they could do. In total, this process required a substantial commitment over the course of about a year, both physically and emotionally. While I sincerely hope my donations helped create a healthy family, the overall experience did not feel proportionate to the compensation or level of support provided. I share this not to discourage others entirely, but to ensure that anyone considering egg donation has a clear and realistic understanding of what the process involves--especially in terms of time, coordination, physical impact, and financial responsibilities.

I have had a great experience with the admissions team, Sunnie was very response and always on top…read moreof things. Even with COVID she always made sure to check on me and update me on how things were going and how we would proceed she has always been very understanding and considerate, willing to listen to my concerns and always answering my questions and thoroughly explaining how things work. I wish she could've been a part of my whole process, will definitely miss her!

service --- from trying to book, to Specialist referrals, to follow-up has definitely gone downhill…read moresince Amazon took over. I was a member before "Amazon" and quality can't compare now. My provider, Dr. Mike, is trying to do his best under the circumstances. Now, our choices in LA are getting limited.....Concierge doctors (with a hefty fee), Urgent Care, or God forbid, Kaiser. I was referred to a specialist who I can only describe as "effete" -- he was visibly upset that my issue was more mundane, and his attitude to me couldn't have been worse.

the medical care aside, the booking and information people on the phone are exasperating. not even…read morein the state where the doctor's office is and seem unaware of the local office situation. poorly informed, poorly trained. if you want your blood pressure raised, go here.

They only try to upsell you and force you to pay for things you don't have to. The doctors at this…read morelocation keep quitting. I have been with them for 3 years and am on my 3rd PCP. They make me schedule an appointment (which you have to pay for) every time the doctor quits and you need a refill of your medication and upsell you. What kind of doctor makes you come in (and pay for a visit) every time you need a refill? What a scam! They were recently bought by Amazon so be prepared to be treated like nobody and be asked to pay for and do things you do not need. I totally see why their doctors keep quitting... I don't blame them!

I recently switched over to One Medical from Kaiser. My employer added the One Medical benefit as a…read morepart of our health plan. I'm so happy I switched. One Medical follows through as advertised - easy to book, quick appointments, easy to use app, welcoming staff, mental health resources, primary care that looks at your whole health, and beautiful offices. Jenny is my primary care and she is very sweet. I used to hate doing yearly physicals, but now it's something I look forward to going to because it feels good to be on top of my health and I genuinely feel like my PCP is just wanting the best for me. The front desk staff was extremely friendly as well as the nurses. Appointments started on time and I was in and out all within an hour. I highly recommend them!