I discovered that Hoosier Home Health is the most capable and compassionate provider of home health…read moreservices in the region. When I was looking for care for a close friend, I found the office staff at Hoosier Home Health to be incredibly knowledgeable, exceptionally kind, and compassionate. They truly stand out as a company that prioritizes care over profits and client acquisition. I wholeheartedly endorse Hoosier Home Health to all my friends who are aging and have special home health care needs

INFERIOR... DOESN'T GIVE A DAMN... Leaving (patients)…read morewithout a caregiver, citing being short of employees for various reasons; not even offering a part-timer to pick up the slack! Just nothing - saying we'll get you someone when we can for a week or more of being left alone. Lovely, HUH?? Meanwhile a pseudo-arrogant HR manager acts so caring and loving - - pleading the "privacy act" so as not to fully address the issue. My, oh my, what some will do to cover their backside and mortgage!!? DELICIOUS.

Elder's Journey offers in home health services. Friendly and professional staff that are well…read moreskilled in what they are doing. They offer flexible schedules and paid training. I would recommend Elder's Journey to any family to services and to anyone looking for a career.

My friend has had a visiting angle come to her house 4 days a week for over a year. When I went to…read morevisit I found her apartment disgusting. The trash in the kitchen was overflowing and a second bag of trash was in front of it. The bathroom had a depends box completely full of used depends. I was straightening up and picked up something that had fallen under the desk and about a dozen roaches ran out. My friend is visually impaired, so she can't see the cracker on the floor or the crumbs, or that she's dropped her medication. I depend on her "angle" to pay attention to things.. I am very very disappointed.

My mother in law hired Visiting Angels to take her to the grocery. She is 92 years old and in good…read moreshape for her age. However, she walks with a cane and can become confused and unsteady in crowded situations. She was picked up on the Tuesday before Thanksgiving by a Visiting Angle in a truck. It was pouring rain. My mom in law is not good with stairs or even curbs. This woman comes in a truck. The first obstacle On the way to the store she starts to tell my mother in law how awful she feels, that her back and legs are really hurting and she doesn't know how she will make it through the store. Mom, being a sweet lady, says "it's ok, I can go alone". And this woman lets her. Long story short, she was able to get everything she needed but was very tired and a bit confused by the time she got to check out. She told me that she felt scared She managed to get everything on the checkout belt but could not sack her groceries. Finally, the cashier helped her and she went out to be picked up by the Visiting Angel. This woman took her home and did (at least) take her groceries into the house for. Of course, because it was still pouring and she drove a truck, all of the bags were full of water and everything was soaking wet. For this 'service' she was charged $50. Being the kind of human that she is, she forbids us to actually call Visiting Angles in Bloomington, IN and demand an explanation and her $$ back. So I can tell my story here. Obviously we will not be using this service again, but hopefully, this review will be seen and this organization will keep this from happening to someone else. This story could have had a much worse ending.