I received a different type of head gear as requested quickly. So far so good. I be never had any…read moreissues in the last few years. It would be nice to try all the different set ups for cpap in the beginning of the sleep apnea diagnosis instead of learning as you go.

Get all information in writing! For my CPAP rental, over the phone they told me the rental would…read morebe for 9 months. Now, they are suddenly telling me it's an 11 month rental. I never received anything in writing about the rental period. Now I know better & the next time I need a new CPAP machine, I will use a different company! They also claim that they don't have any paperwork to show what the original agreement was.

I have never been so thankful as I have been with Queen City Hospice, aka QCH, and their Head RN…read morePaul Johnson, and Paul's team of amazing caregivers. I have benefited from other hospice organizations for other family members and after experiencing QCH I will ALWAYS choose them from now on!! Here is why... I wanted in-HOME care for my mother who had lung cancer that spread to the brain. She was a smoker of 53 years. In the past, we had used another hospice company with in-FACILITY care for my father who had oral cancer, lost his jaw, and was bleeding consistently from his trachea implant. This in-FACILITY care was good. When we used the same company for in-HOME care for my mother, the care was less than desirable. That was when I realized that Queen City Hospice was a true GEM!!! All elder care IS NOT equal!!! While the other facility had visited our home in the days beforehand, I still did not have the needed equipment or actual physical support. On a surprise Saturday morning, my mother drastically declined, falling while trying to walk. As I was trying to help my mother get up to a safe place and tending to my 2 year old son screaming at my leg, I called the our original hospice in a panic, needing serious help from an aid. I was told that aids do not work on the weekend. I wish I had known this point and understood what that really meant in practice, not just theory. The reality meant- I was totally on my own for the weekends, including the soon emerging emergency on my hands. Luckily, a neighbor recommended Queen City Hospice, I called, and without delay they came to the rescue!! Within hours of a phone call we had transferred hospice centers, we had oxygen, a hospital bed, bedside commode, medicine, a nebulizer, and 24 hour--round-the-clock care so I could rest amongst other benefits. The QCH nurses and staff were AMAZING!!! It was like having family here in a strange city. They were there to listen when I needed to talk, and stayed out of the way when I did not. Everyone was super experienced and knowledgeable. I have never experienced such love, concern, care, and beautiful compassion like I did from Paul and his team. My mother died in my arms 48 hours later. Thankfully the nurse at the bedside prepped me for everything that was happening. I really felt she passed without pain and in peace like she always wanted. For a brief moment, neither one of us felt fear and we were able to focus on our bond, our relationship, all because of the incredible care of Queen City Hospice!

From the owner: Queen City Homecare is a fully equipped and insured home care agency located in the Greater…read moreCincinnati region ready to attend to your unique needs.

We were very disappointed in the home care service provided to us by Family Bridges…read more it started out ok but quickly deteriorated to the point that we we were left without any coverage for multiple shifts. My husband is in a wheelchair and needs a lot of assistance getting in and out of bed, getting dressed and toileting I was left having to perform these tasks because they could not provide us with an aide. We also had a theft of a number of expensive items while their carers were with us. Finally they are more expensive than most home care services. We would have been glad to pay the extra if their service was of a higher quality but unfortunately it was not.

From the owner: Family Bridges is a Cincinnati home care agency with additional offices in Dayton, & Northern…read moreKentucky. We offer in home elder care which allows seniors to live the way they want to. In-home assistance provides elders with a sense of independence and comfort that can't be found outside of their home. Our service allows clients to remain in a safe environment with one-on-one assistance from our experienced & compassionate caregivers.

Please do not let your family members go here for rehab. Don't go here yourself. My dad spent one…read morenight here and hsd to leave. Nursing staff was understaffed, uncaring, full of lies, and petty. They left him sitting in a wet diaper for 8 hours. This facility has a bad rep for a reason. It's completely terrible and I'll be filing a report with whatever health authority I can. The way they treated him in the 24 hours he was here was completely unacceptable.

OWNED BY A FOR-PROFIT CORPORATION! Check their website…read more Building is attractive, spotlessly clean, tastefully decorated, and understaffed by mean-spirited, rude, and entitled nurses/aides who obviously graduated at the bottom of their class. Stayed here for several weeks for rehab after an accident, and I never want to return here again. During my first week there were several times I was left sitting on the toilet for over a half hour after I pulled the call button. Bed sheets were never changed and when I asked for clean sheets I was told by three people that wasn't in their job description. Never received a shower the whole time I was there even though I asked repeatedly. Dietician never informed the kitchen about my food allergy and that I'm a vegan. Food was terrible, and when family members brought in fruits and snacks I could eat, the staff ate it while I was in rehab. Missing items - glasses, arch supports from The Good Feet Store, hand lotion, and the top to my pajamas. The cross stitch that I had taken with me was vandalized - a corner was cut off and I cannot salvage it. The woman in the room next to me complained about a mouse in her room. and I heard that there was an ant infestation on the first floor. Don't bother complaining. Not one of the staff wears their name tags right side up so you don't know who they are, and they all have the opinion that everyone over 60 is senile and can't remember anything.

Sign in and getting the blood drawn went without an issue. My only issues is the web site for this…read morelocation states open at 7AM. The department where they draw blood opens at 730AM. I was there at 650 and didn't get called back until 740. Fix the clarify the web site.

I have had blood work done here often. There is usually a short wait time, the employees are…read moreskilled and very friendly. This is as easy as they can make it.

I have lived at The Kenwood for 3 years. I love my apartment the varied activities and I have…read moreenjoyed lots of new friendships

Bad. Just bad. Bad food. Bad care. My dad did a 3 month respite stay in assisted living…read more I once asked a resident what they thought of the food, and this wealthy looking Indian hill looking woman stuck her finger in her open mouth to imply gagging - saying it was so gross. It was expensive too - a lot of people not getting what they paid for. The nursing care was just horrible. Check out: Marjorie P Lee, Maple Knoll, Twin Lakes Dupree, or Ohio Living Llandfair