The Physical Therapy staff is outstanding. They are very knowledgeable and well trained. Each…read moresession is greared to the patient's needs and assessment. The front desk staff is very friendly and cheerful. Eaceh time I attend, the PT specialist has created a program which challenges me by building on my ability and stamina. Like a good teacher she varies the exercises in new ways and you are never bored.Each time I leave, I can do more than the time before. I am very grateful and appreciative. I would highly recommend Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation.

I've been here several times --sometimes to transport a client there for her appointment, other…read moretimes for myself. I've seen nothing that concerns me. In fact, I was able to get a doctor visit and specific test within DAYS here. That was great news because the specialist & test my Bronson system GP referred me to could not see me for months. Women at check-in office area are especially nice, helpful. One was able to speed the plow for me when she had this idea: "You can self-refer to our MD who can then do the test." Thank you Jesus! Now, within a week their MFB physiatrist* has seen and diagnosed me, and I got evaluated by a physical therapist, doing therapy, and I'm well on the way to having less pain. Plenty of handicap parking spaces -- four, I believe. TV set in waiting room doesn't play mindless, loud chatter and zammo blammo. Instead, it plays relaxing music and calm scenes of puppies, the beach, mountains, etc. LOVE that. Instead of trying to get me to watch what they want me to watch, they think of ME -- how I probably want to relax if I'm in a healthcare facility waiting room. THANK YOU. Waits are not long. I've seen an MD and a physical therapist so far. I've just started my own rehab. So far so good. * A physiatrist (pronounced fizz-EYE-uh-trist) is an MD or DO who concentrates on diagnosis and non-surgical treatment/therapy of musculoskeletal and nerve disorders, physical handicaps and injuries. I have trouble saying "physiatrist" so I just call them "fizzy doctors".

Homejoy will take care of your needs. And make sure you have an amazing experience. Homejoy…read moreprovides wide range of in home care services. And have the most caring aides!

HomeJoy was a gift to us in a season where we needed extra help. They communicated well and…read morehonestly, were kind & respectful to my dad, and were very responsive to our questions and needs. So grateful for them!

The business is small and beautiful. Everyone is very friendly here and the atmosphere is…read morewelcoming. I have only received massages from Dana but I don't need to go to anyone else. She's great! I never want to get out of the bed when she's finished, her massages are WONDERFUL and extremely healing. She also has a ton of knowledge when it comes to holistic medicine. Her presence is very calming. I once had a back spasm due to training hard in my Muay Thai class. I stopped into Nature's Dance to see if there was anything that could be done. Dana was either not in or with a client, understandably since I didn't have an appointment scheduled. However, Richard was there and willing to help. He took a few moments to show me a good stretch to help me loosen the muscles in my lower back and then assisted me with it. I instantly gained most of my mobility back. He was so helpful! Needless to say I was very grateful :)

This is a long-overdue review of Kayleigh's lovely service. If you are looking for a compassionate,…read morenon-biased, supportive doula, then Kayleigh is your go-to person. I say it from the perspective of being a minority and that none of my immediate circle of friends have hired a doula to assist their births. Adding a doula to my birth team is by far the best decision I have made. Here is how our story began. My husband and I were expecting our 2nd one in the midst of a raging pandemic. We don't have family around so the hospital policy limiting one person to accompany the birthing person urged us to search for a doula to support my birth while my husband staying home with our older one. As soon as we connected with Kayleigh, her energy calmed us down. We know at the moment that Kayleigh is the person we would want to be at birth. Kayleigh supported all the decisions we made as we pivoted to a home birth at 36 weeks. My goals were to have a VBAC and be with our older one throughout the birth. She provided the resources I needed from interviewing a midwife, a pain coping mechanism (boy did the mindful hypnobirthing work to ease the pain!), and a calming presence anchoring my birth. She was always there. Like many others have shared their birth stories, unfortunately, birth in the United States of America is highly controlled. Pregnancy is treated as a business despite the birthing family's wishes. Doctors and media filtered information that they want pregnant women to believe. I am so glad that we hired a doula who unravels many aspects of birth. Women can give birth without an epidural. Women can have a safe VBAC even in a home setting. All we women need is a firming voice that empowers us to make the decision that supports each of our unique families.

Kayleigh is a godsend. That should say everything. But I will explain…read more.. We started this pregnancy at Cedars Sinai and at every point along the way, they used fear tactics to coax us into their plethora of tests. Words like stillborn. Constant reminder of risk of miscarriage. The reiterating that c-section might happen. why they lead with negative and treated my wife as a car to mechanically fix cause it was broken, baffled me and pissed me off. i felt angry and hopeless. We knew we needed help. I had read the Birth Partner and knew about the value of doulas and midwives. At just before 32 weeks, we interviewed Doulas. Kayleigh was the only one to come over and her energy and love was present from the moment we met her. I felt very vulnerable knowing I had failed to give my wife the experience of having Kayleigh sooner in the pregnancy experience. And grateful she was in our lives now. Considering the hospital charged our insurance almost $30,000 so far for exams, blood tests, genetic text, 2 ultrasounds, and an amniocentesis and we felt horrible about having a child. Kayleigh came over for free and told us how she could be there for us for the labor and a couple meetings before and for postpartum support...we felt human again. Not like a broken car. Pregnancy was treated as a blessing for the first time for us, not a disease to be treated. we found the Del Mar Birth Center and Mothership / Kayleigh Harrigan close to the 3rd trimester and switched over. This began our pleasant journey to a birth we never knew existed. It certainly never felt possible at Cedars and without an ally like Kayleigh. I'll speak of 1 story. We get to Del Mar Birth Center. It's 7am after a night of contractions. Sarah, my wife, exits the car and Kayleigh, who was there before us, held her. (Wearing a mask, cause now we were in the full blown Covid pandemic) without words, they swayed together and my wife had a contraction in the parking lot. She felt safe. She was calm. One of those most beautiful things I've ever seen. It was like Kayleigh spoke the language of birth. forget about that Kayleigh shot our birth photos and I was phone free. Forget about that Kayleigh helped guide me to best serve my wife during the labor. Forget about that Kayleigh held Sarah's hips together as she yelped "my back, my back!" she did it all with grace and ease. God bless this world for bringing Kayleigh into it. Thank you Kayleigh for being born. Thank you for making pregnancy and labor beautiful again. For making me feel confident to help my wife. For helping bring our beautiful boy Julian into this world. jonathan

NPW is a top-notch Battle Creek senior community continuum of independent living, assisted living…read moreand memory care in the same building complex. It is clean with a professional yet genuinely friendly and caring atmosphere. The Marketing Director is personable and professional and very helpful and patient as I was seeking a place for my mom.

NorthPointe Woods is by far the most welcoming environment I think I've ever experienced. Staff…read moregoes above and beyond for their residents and the residents love to welcome their new neighbors. You always have a friend at NorthPointe Woods.

As a disabled veteran I have had other agencies. This is by far the worst, I have ever had to deal…read morewith. The issues is not with the care givers but with the management of Comfort Keepers. To many managers and not enough caregivers. It is a Franchise, they do not care about the service or care , all they see is the dollar sign. When the VA called to have them provide the care I needed, they said they do not have the staff needed to take another client. Shortly thereafter the VA got a call stating they will have the care giver and accepted the responsibility. During the month I was with them, there were no set schedule regarding days, times, or even employees. They kept giving me excuses that they are working on it, but it never turned out. I received nothing but constant lies, from the original person that came in for the initial interview to management and even the schedulers. BE VERY CAREFULL OF THIS COMPANY, THEY WILL PROMISE YOU EVERYTHING BUT DELIVER NOTHING. THEY ARE NOTHING BUT A WELL-RUN MARKETING COMPANY.

We've had care givers from Comfort Keepers in to care for my mother for the past few weeks, and I…read moredon't even have words for how caring and wonderful they've been. They take excellent care of my mom, first and foremost. They also reassure me and I feel like I've made several new friends. I can tell they truly care about my mom, and have gone above and beyond to keep her house clean (for which she has super high standards), which is very important to her. They've taken great care of her dog and cat, and spoil and love them when they are there. It is so important to be able to have caring people you can trust when you're not there. I've heard them talking to her when I'm there and they are so caring and reassuring her all the time. Today, I came over and baked, and they even cleaned up after me! I don't know the names of all the care givers that have been there, but Kayla, Chloe, Dorene, and Sarah have all just been amazing. I wish I didn't have to say goodbye when they are no longer needed. Carrie and Ashley in the office, are always available and take care of any questions or concerns immediately. I knew as soon as I and my first meeting with Ashley, we were in good hands. We had another service in a few years ago after my mom broke her wrist, and they were quite a disappointment. I am so happy to have this group caring for my mother as she deals with a serious illness. It is a scary time and leaving my mom in the care of others is a bit nerve wracking, but I feel incredibly lucky to have found these caregivers because I don't have any worries at all when I leave the house. Very, very thankful for all the help they've given us.

NOTE: Review comes from observations I've made countless times as I walk my dog past this place --…read moreusually around dusk/after 8 PM. I've never been inside. The exterior and grounds are consistently well tended & lovely. Also, it is small for facilities like this, which I like. Nobody wants to live in a place that feels like a sprawling impersonal warehouse. Nice, flat, wide, well maintained sidewalk out front. Great for fresh air and walking except when nearby Canada geese decide to make it their toilet. Maybe the groundskeeper could hose that off occasionally. It's sometimes, but not always, a problem. I don't recall if they keep it shoveled during winter, which local ordinances usually require. I spoke with two staffers one time just after dusk when they were outside on break. The women were friendly, polite, and good conversationalists. (I have a calm, friendly dog, so most people brighten up when they meet us.) They were not smoking. I asked both how long they'd worked there. One said a year, the other 5. The average length a worker spends in a job these days is about 4 years, according to the US Department of Labor. The view out the windows is lovely -- much wild greenery as a buffer between this place and countless condo and apartment complexes that surround it. Typically, after dark, 3 people seem to be on staff because I consistently see 3 vehicles parked there after 9 PM. Weekends daytime is the most popular time guests visit; so, if you want to skip a thundering horde, weekdays between 1 and 4 PM, and between supper and 8 PM are probably better times to visit. There's also a well tended big lawn in back where one can go if kids need to run and burn up energy. Or maybe bring a bocce or croquet set and play with the resident you visit. If the resident isn't physically up to that, and you have children with you, it's a nice place to just sit out and chat while kids have fun with whatever yard toys they bring.

Finding the right place for a loved one can be an overwhelming and emotional process, but from the…read moremoment I connected with Lakehouse Kalamazoo, I knew we were in the best hands. The entire team has been incredibly supportive, guiding us through every step of the transition with professionalism, efficiency, and--most importantly--genuine care. The executive director is not only highly professional but also one of the most compassionate and understanding people I have encountered in this journey. She and her team made what could have been a difficult move for my father into a smooth and reassuring experience. Their dedication to the well-being of their residents is evident in every interaction, from the warm welcome we received to the attentive, personalized care they provide daily. I couldn't be more thankful for the patience, kindness, and expertise of the staff at Lakehouse Kalamazoo. They have given my father a safe, comfortable, and dignified place to call home for now and they have given me peace of mind knowing he is in such good hands. If you are searching for a place where your loved one will be truly cared for, respected, and supported, I wholeheartedly recommend Lakehouse Kalamazoo.

I've been seeing Anna every month for a year now. She has a wonderful personality that makes you…read morelook forward to going in. It's been amazing in helping my TMJ and movement in general. The staff are amazing and are just a text away if I need to reschedule my appointment. I can't recommend them enough.

My bad back lead me to seek help from BHC. Both Dr Anna and Dr Mike are very knowledgeable and…read morededicated on what they do. After my insurance coverage ended, II decided to be get my adjustment every other week for maintenance. Best of all this facility works with my schedule.