I HIGHLY recommend Visiting Angels!! They did an AMAZING job helping to arrange caregivers for my…read moremother in an unusual circumstance. Prior to finding Visiting Angels, I was so stressed that I would not be able to find help for my mother..but when I contacted them, they came through with flying colors. Scott was INCREDIBLE at helping..he literally brought me to tears with his compassion! Both he and his office manager, Rebekah, were so very WONDERFUL. They were quick at addressing certain situations that needed their attention..and I can't say enough good about them!!! You can feel safe in their hands that they truly care about your needs in wanting your loved one to be watched over in a professional, kind, and helpful manner :-)

We are so grateful for the Visiting Angels that have helped us care for my parents! They have…read moreprovided us with compassionate, skilled care at a time when it was desperately needed. The director/owner Chase Hightower was even able to provide us with help at a moments notice when we had an urgent, immediate need. We are grateful they are there with quality care whenever we need help!

Got a sports physical for my son running junior high cross country. Care quality was top notch -…read morequick, painless, and good sense of humor to nullify his nervousness. Office staff was friendly and wait was very short.

The person at the front desk, Michelle, was excellent! She helped me resolve the reason for my…read morebeing there in the first place. Michelle Hunter was attentive and extremely helpful! Helping me to realize that I had what I needed already, when the CareNow employees in Las Vegas had no answers. Thank You for a job well done!

Heather was on time and very attentive. She addressed his concerns and needs well. BUT! After he…read moredied it took, in my opinion, too long for her to sign his death certificate. Granted, she was on vacation the week after he died, but she could have signed the damn thing that next Monday, especially since she had an APPOINTMENT with him at 8am that Monday! He laid in the cooler 3 more days while we waited for her to sign. Very unprofessional. Very uncaring. We haven't heard one word of condolences from Horizon since he passed away. He was just a paycheck to them.

From the owner: Horizon Home Health has been serving patients since 1993. Horizon strongly believes in the dignity…read moreand value of the human soul. Teamwork is very important to providing the best possible care to you. Each person who works for Horizon has an important and necessary skills that help to promote the well-being of the clients. The efforts of the Horizon team are necessary to serve the patients. Horizon has the best nurses, aides, therapists, office staff, and others, all of whom serve a vital role on the team. Horizon Home Health promotes independence and quality of life. The primary goal of the Horizon staff is to maximize your independence and quality of life by delivering the highest quality services, with compassion and respect. Horizon Home Health does not discriminate against any person on the basis of race, color, national origin, disability, sex, or age in admission, treatment, or participation in its programs / services.

Overall this place has been the land of dissatisfaction having had my mom in here for over two…read moreyears. The esthetics are nice but underneath that it is poorly managed and the food served to the residents seems like 2 out of 10. That is when the food makes it to your loved one. My mom often misses meals, the food quality is poor and never hot. Her room and her requests are completely neglected every weekend. I have brought these issues to the Director many times only to hear a laundry list of excuses with no action ever taken to fix anything. It is a cash cow with no intention of giving good care unless you feel like constantly contacting them and complaining. Don't expect anything else from this establishment.

Let me tell you, it's a decent place to live. The administration will leave you in tears and enough…read moretrauma to keep a therapist in business. Analia was a racist old bitch

They were truly our partners. Kind, patient and communicative. A plus helped us with both my mom…read moreand my dad.

Horrific company run by morally bankrupt people. The "social worker" only contacted me to get…read moreMedicare payments started. After they were able to bill Medicare, my mother became a number to this terrible company. The nurse told me I was not to contact her more than once a week regarding my mother's care. They didn't care about what she liked to eat, they didn't care what clothes she liked to wear. When I called the company asking to speak to the social worker, "she's not available.". She was never available after getting the Medicare payment started. When my mother became dehydrated, my requests for help were ignored. The "nurse" asked ,"how'd you get her to drink?". By giving her a cold glass of Pedialyte that I had supplied in her refrigerator, instead of leaving a lukewarm bottle that she cannot see, let alone open, you horrible excuse for a "healthcare provider.". They are NOT open 24 hrs a day like they say in the advertisements, they do not provide care over weekends or holidays, your loved one gets their pathetic excuse for care when it is convenient for the company, not the patient. They could not wait to sedate my helpless mother, they did not write down anything I told them about my mother's preferences. No social worker ever returned my calls after the initial promises of care they could start as soon as the money started flowing. When I asked what had changed so rapidly, "she declined," was the only response from this terrible company. I was also told "you don't seem to understand hospice,". Maybe because that is not MY job, it is YOUR job. I lost my mother a few weeks after the nurse told me she was in great health and I could expect her contract to be renewed in six months. "She declined," sedation, then don't bother us with your concerns. When she began falling out of bed at night due to confusion from the drug cocktail, their solution was to put a tumbling mat two feet below her bedside. When I lost my mother, she was covered in bruises over her head, face, and shoulder. A month later, they sent me a generic thank you note, "Thank You for letting us care for your loved one," because they didn't even care about her NAME. STAY AWAY FROM A PLUS unless you hate your dying family member. Look for a nonprofit hospice. I still have nightmares about how my mother was treated during what became the end of her life. A Plus Hospice is concerned with billing and payment, not care.

I love being a caregiver at Aspen Senior Care! It is amazing getting to know clients one on one and…read moreI love that each client has their own personalized care plan. It makes such a difference to have this personalized care and gives clients and their families so much flexibility in what will help them most whether that be help transferring, personal cares, meals, groceries, cleaning, errands, appointments, or companionship! It's also amazing that Aspen Senior Care really makes sure that the caregiver is a good fit for the client and can adjust caregivers if needed! I have seen a lot of relief for clients and families when they realize they get to have a plan that they help create!

Aspen Senior Care provides quality care in the home. They are the best in Utah County and love the…read morepeople they get to help!