I used Caregiver Connection to find most of the caregivers needed for round-the-clock care for my…read moredad for the final 3 years of his life. Because I live over 2,000 miles away, I needed to be certain that his caregivers were top-quality. I was 100% satisfied with my experience with Caregiver Connection. Caregivers who want to join Caregiver Connection must have experience and must be referred by a current member of Caregiver Connection. Caregiver Connection does background checks, several interviews, trains the caregivers, and solicits feedback from the people who employ them. Everyone I hired was excellent. Employing caregivers was new to me, and the staff at Caregiver Connection answered my many questions over the years. Thanks to Caregiver Connection, my dad received excellent care and I had a minimum of hassles/worries.

Caregiver Connection saved me when I was in a desperate situation. My husband was hospitalized and…read moreneeded to have 24/7, 1:1 care arranged before he could be discharged. I had very little notice and had no idea how to do this. Caregiver Connection was so helpful every step of the way. Defining the job to be posted based on my husband's individual needs, helping me screen the applicants, setting up the schedule, etc, were all facilitated by the kind people at Caregiver Connection. The caregivers themselves were all wonderful (most with many, many years of experience), very reliable, friendly, and took excellent care of my husband until we could find a different living situation where his needs could be met. Even though this was a temporary job, each one gave it their full attention. I highly recommend Caregiver Connection!

I was a loyal hardworking employee of SHC for 8 years doing a variety of tasks from Caregiving,…read moreScheduling and everything in between. I was employed from December 2015 to December 2023. I unfortunately needed to quit my job because I moved away to take care of a family member on hospice. At that time, the administrator was Jamie and I learned so much from her and the owner, Scott. I enjoyed my time working in the office with the team and also appreciated it when given the opportunity to take on some caregiving shifts as well. Helping people is a passion mine and working for SHC I was able to do just that. I'm grateful to Scott for the opportunity to work for a rewarding company. I learned a lot, and wish SHC continued success.

They took wonderful care of my mom. She enjoyed her time with Jocelyn. Wonderful staff. very…read morecompassionate and good listeners. well organized care. They really listen to your needs and did most they could to accommodate them.

We have used Circle of Care for both of our geriatric parents. We wanted an atmosphere that we…read morecould keep both of our parents at home until they left this world. Circle of Care did an excellent job in evaluating all the levels of care and needed level of care as life continued to change. Trustworthy, kind and professional. I knew my parents had the best care we could give them. From bathing to eating to doctor's appointments, they handled it. We also didn't have to worry about any type of abuse which is a huge concern in this industry. I highly recommend Cynthia and the entire team, at Circle of Care.

My mother at 104 required a 24 hour live-in caretaker seven days a week. No single service could…read moreprovide total coverage. Circle of Care provided a caretaker for approximately eight hours a week to provide relief for the full time caretaker hired through different agency. For reasons beyond anyone's control, the relief caretaker wasn't able to sustain her commitment. Circle of Care was determined and aggressive in finding a replacement to avoid any lapse in care. Most importantly, Cynthia, the CEO at Circle of Care, demonstrated kindness, empathy, and dedication. She was always accessible and responsive to questions or concerns. Shannon, as the COO, clearly explained administrative details, which included the all-important question of fees, etc. My mother passed away after five months of in-home care, and while I don't anticipate needing similar service anytime soon, I would definitely recommend Circle of Care to others.

I moved my father into Miramont Pointe from California for assisted living, and the staff made the…read moretransition go very smoothly. He loved his room, the staff and the food! Miramont Pointe did an excellent job of caring for him and making sure all his needs were met. The administration made the move in process (including paperwork) easy, and they were always professional. I would definitely recommend Miramont Pointe.

We moved our parents to Miramont Pointe almost a year ago. We have found the staff to be very…read moreattentive and responsive to their needs. We are so pleased with Miramont Pointe that another family member is moving there. Thank you Miramont Pointe for taking good care of our loved ones.

They do not walk their talk. Understaffed, high turnover, communication is hilariously terrible.read more

The quality of care has steadily declined over the years which is a shame because it's a beautiful…read moreproperty. Unfortunately wouldn't recommend at this point.

I read the reviews but decided to trust my placement professional to find me a good place for…read morerespite care after having fallen and broken my knee. I was immediately surprised at the building architecture and surroundings and upon entering my room, I was greeted by sunlight, clean, fresh, and a great room, kitchenette and bedroom, large roll in shower and bathroom. I was greeted by name and even one of the residents was holding me a place for lunch. The executive staff is very professional but warm and kind. The support staff is equally amenable. I have never had anyone be short with me upon a request. The activities director is amazing in the number of activities she organizes. If you are looking for a place for a family member or yourself, this facility is a nice size. Not too small, not too big. I would definitely return here in the future if necessary for my well being. One of my best friends just retired as an ombudsman for retirement centers. Oswego Place did not know who she was of course and she said to me "the atmosphere here is positive and welcoming."

Bonaventure must be an awful employer to work for because staff turnover is ridiculously high! In…read morethe year+ since my great aunt moved to Oswego Place, there have been 6 (yes six!) different executive directors. She has lost count the number of activities staff that have come and gone and it's a revolving door for care staff. Staff are literally there one week and gone the next. There is no continuity whatsoever and understaffing is a constant problem along with theft. There have been many residents, including my aunt who have had precious items stolen, and although there is a rumor that one of the elderly residents is the thief, my aunt believes it is the unscrupulous staff. Bonaventure leadership does not care whatsoever and gaslights those who report theft. Bonaventure leadership has also been entirely unresponsive to the issues raised by residents. My aunt has asked repeatedly for fresh fruit for breakfast but has never been served anything other than cheap canned fruit. She also asked for more cultural activities outside of the building, but that almost never happens. Our family knows Dwight Dunton, the owner of Bonaventure, and that's why my great aunt was moved to Oswego Place. But it turns out knowing people in high places is no assurance. Dwight rakes in millions of dollars off self-paying residents and Medicaid, living a rich man's life while his employees and his customers suffer under poor management and a lack of investment in business operations and facility maintenance. Sadly, Oswego Place is just another example of a multi-millionaire living off the backs of good, hard working people.

I like this stuff in the office. They are very kind and…read morecaring. I love my caregivers. They are so amazing. So loving so thoughtful, I'm they make my life so much easier. I love home instead I give it at 10. They have been very good to me, and it's just my caregivers have become family. If you're looking for I for this kind of help, you should go through them. Thank you so much of Linda Barba

I was a resident/patient at Hope Village for about a year and a half and just moved out in June…read more2026. There are many worse facilities. This establishment is clean and the CNA staff is good-but there are not enough of them-ever. A few of the nurses are excellent-many are half baked and not on the ball. There is a TV connected to each bed, however each TV is tuned to a different station-too loud. There is a physical and occupational therapy gym but the PT staff is not the best team. If you need physical therapy, I suggest you make an appointment with ProActice Physical Therapy found about 12 blocks down Ivy Street. ProActive is the A team. Food at Hope Village is basic institutional fare-think what you got in the high school cafeteria. They do make a great carrot soup. Ask for it. Rooms are way crowded with often three beds per small room. So conflicts with room mates are frequent and not resolved well. The facility is so crowded that if there was a fire, earthquake or flood- the residents could not be evacuated fast enough. If I were the Canby fire chief, I would demand fewer patients per room. Hope Village says they conduct fire drills- they are Micky Mouse fire drills. Ask the management when they had a real fire drill, where everyone was removed to a safe place. Sign up for CAT (Canby Area Transit) bus services-excellent little wheelchair transport provider that costs a buck a ride and well worth it. There is a limit to how far CAT will take you outside of Canby. Canby has a good little library and small independent bookstore, The Book Nook- both worth visiting. The CNA staff are good but frequently there are temporary staff. The MD in charge of Hope Village has two other large facilities he oversees. You can depend that he treats the management of Marquis, not you. Keep you own doctor and Hope Village will often follow your MD's directions. Sometimes not. I had to use Providence/Urgent care twice-once for a bladder infection. There are many adult care facilities far worse but that's not saying much. The upper management of Marquis is unaccountable and does not make patient care a priority. They are out for your money. Family and friends should monitor and supervise and your loved one will get better care. Best wishes.

Shelley Jacobson is truly an angel. she went above and beyond to meet a desperate need that I had…read morefor my Aging sister-in-law. We had an emergency and she created away to come into our aid. It is so good to know there is always help from the Visiting angels!!

They hire people depending on their race/accent. Had an interview with them everything went well,…read moreand the they asked me about my accent and where am from. Before that the interviewer was telling me that i needed to do and i need to complete them by the end of week and when i told her about my accent and everything she later sent me an email saying that my application was not accepted. It's a discrimination and a highly unprofessional environment. WOULD NOT RECOMMEND ANYONE TO WORK FOR THEM. I can't imagine how bad they treat their elderly clients.