I am an established patient left in crisis by an office staff that cannot be bothered. It does not…read morematter that Dr. Good is amazing, because the office does not answer or return calls to schedule appointments. If you'd like to open up your heart to a provider only to have your trust completely shattered, I highly recommend this place.

Unfortunately I had a terrible experience here. My fiancé and I decided we should go to…read morepre-marital counseling before getting married. We were placed with Pamela Crumbaugh for our couples/pre-marital counseling sessions. We went for 8 sessions and looking back now I cringe that I ever put up with the treatment of this woman. She literally would come to the waiting room to call us back, but instead would only say my fiancé's name completely NOT even acknowledging my existence. She continued this into our sessions, hyper-focused on him--it was almost as if I wasn't there and she made me feel like I didn't matter. She continued this throughout our season there. I still can't get over her coming out to the waiting room week after week and specifically only saying his name to call us back. So ridiculous and unprofessional. I'm confident she didn't even know my name, or care to know it! Maybe the other counselors are professional, but our experience with this particular one was horrific! Definitely NOT a fan!

My mother had a stroke and was able to receive rehabilitation at the Dennison Ave location. My…read moreexpectations were not very high at the beginning but it only took a few minutes and I knew this place was for her. It was 100% better than I expected. From the security staff, the house keepers, the kitchen staff, Nursing staff and the therapists EVERYONE was just amazing. I am so grateful to every staff member who cared for my mother. If a loved one in your family needs care, let this team take care of them. For the family members, stop in the cafeteria because the food was out of this world. Thanks again to every one. Keep doing what you are doing because it makes a difference.

My husband was admitted to Doctors' Hospital after having seizures and a stroke. He received…read moreexcellent care there, but after a month, he was transferred to unit 3 West at Select Specialty Hospital near Victorian Village. The staff, i.e. nurses, aides, and physical therapy tried really hard to get him better, but after month here he went home to Hospice. Lauren, the case manager, helped coordinate his transfer from here to Hospice at home. A special shout out to Elaine, Mary, and Sean. Thanks from the bottom of my heart! The other staff were great too but I can't remember everyone else's names. The skin therapy team got him a pressure wave bed to help prevent him from getting pressure sores. Even tho my husband was bedridden for a month, he never got a pressure ulcer. The building itself is very old and was a constant source of discomfort. The room had no air conditioning or heat- none, zip, nada. I brought in a small space heater and I was grateful that no one made me take it home. The ancillary staff were wonderful, too. He couldn't swallow, so he was on a thick liquids diet and a tube feeding. He loved chocolate so the dietary staff worked with me to get him thick liquids he would like. They put special boots on him to prevent foot drop. He was bathed regularly and the staff put in and took out his hearing aides. They never lost his hearing aides! Every day they got him out of the bed and into a chair that was specially made for patients who can't sit up on their own. It was uncomfortable at first, but the nurses always gave him his pain medicine an hour before getting him up, so he was able to tolerate it and the change in position was good for his body and lungs. His doctor kept me informed of changes in his care and he even called me on my cell to discuss things if I didn't see him while I was there. This hospital helped him make it home to me in one very good piece! I'm so sorry my husband died, but he went peacefully.

I am floored by the negative reviews. Almost a year ago, my mom was transferred to Kobacker to…read morelive out her final days. The was the only place where she was treated with respect and love. The nurses and staff were wonderful to my aunt and I as well. My mom was kept comfortable and clean. The nurses kept us updated with her journey. I am grateful that she got the treatment she deserved in her final days.

This place says they offer comfort care and support for families. My husband suffered greatly. They…read morewent against all his wishes and everything he said he didn't want. Foul play was played in the end . He wasn't even dying to until he went into the kobacker house. He died and not in any comfort as they promised he suffered greatly. Support where? Not one person has called or tried to reach out to the family. I am going to fight for justice. This place can not keep getting away with this. This is very unfair to him and the family. I'm really sorry he had to go through such misery and I'm sorry I had to watch. I do not know how these people sleep at night knowing one day karma will come and it will be their family suffering.please if you read this do not send your family here. They don't do anything they promise to do. Your family will suffer greatly and trust me it's not fair and it's not fun to watch . Had to give a rating but really they don't deserve any but a negative rating they need to add negative ratings as well .

It was a real nice place until my last day of my visit. Everyone was so kind and caring. But you…read moreknow there's "one in every crowd" he ruined it. I would have given them 5 star but the coffee tasted like they all soaked their shoes in it. So beware and take your own coffee.

I am a travel nurse working at Kobacker House to assist in patient & family care as well as provide…read moresupport and collaboration with the facility nurses and doctors. Let me assure you what a BLESSING this inpatient hospice house is for Columbus. As someone who travels along the East coast providing hospice care for multiple hospitals/hospice, OhioHealth provides top-notch care! These patients/families are not only made comfortable in a beautiful environment, but they are also provided compassion. Based on some of the reviews, some folks simply do not understand that if a patient is placed in a hospice house--they are dying and hospice appropriate. Most of these patients are experiencing symptoms that were too difficult to manage at home or they are here briefly to give the families 5 days of respite. When/how long the patient lives is between the patient and the universe/God. If clinicians could cure the patient, they would. The majority of these patients have reached the end of what aggressive treatments and medicines can cure/fix--to do more would only prolong suffering. Comfort care becomes the priority! Our job is to make sure they are comfortable and provide education for families. As physicians and nurses, we have medications to assist the patient as they near end of life. Social Workers provide resources. Chaplains provide spiritual support. It's a multifaceted approach to put the patient first. Again, I really do hope Columbus realizes what a rare and special gift Kobacker is to the community--many cities are not so fortunate to have inpatient hospice facilities! Blessings!