Keystone Hospice is a terrible company that offers hospice care. While my wife was in hospice care,…read morewe never got the chance to meet many of the Keystone Hospice team that was assigned to her case. The Chaplain, the Social Worker and other Hospice team members were absent or busy and did not make it to the facility where my wife was staying during the last days of her life. After she passed away I got phone calls from Keystone Hospice employees asking if there was anything they could do to help. I told them that they were too late to help. I would never recommend Keystone Hospice as a provider for care. They are very poor at it.

My husband received hospice care from Keystone Hospice. Kathy and Kelsea were very supportive and…read moreprompt in responding to our calls and with keeping appointments, I appreciated their kind and compassionate care during this most difficult time.

Been in this place for a few months due to complications from heart attack and doing dialysis…read moreThe facility is WONDERFULL! the staff is outstanding! Group outings to restaurants, casino and various stores and transportation is excellent to and from dialysis. Cannot praise them enough for saving my life and treating me as a human being Bless you all

Rosewalk Indy is a great place to work. We have a great group of caring employees who go above and…read morebeyond for those we serve. It is rewarding to come to work daily to improve the lives of others.

She is amazing! Listens, very compassionate. On point with her diagnosis. Happy to have her as my…read moredoctor!

I have been a patient of Dr. Mashindi for several years. I have had experience with a number of…read moredoctors over the years, some definitely better than others. I have found Dr. Mashindi to be one of the very best primary care physicians that I have worked with, and I feel very fortunate to be one of her patients. Dr. Mashindi has demonstrated to me that she always has my health and best interests at heart. She is always a pleasure to meet with, kind, sensitive to my needs, and always on her game. Dr. Mashindi also runs a very efficient office that avoids lengthy times sitting in the waiting room. My health record is long and complicated, and I feel incredibly blessed to have Dr. Mashindi as my primary care physician. Thank you.

Excellent experience for my 1st time having PT. Reagan Ney was my therapist and she was AWESOME!…read moreThe facility was super clean and inviting, and Reagan was an excellent therapist. We went over a lot of things associated with the care I needed and she answered every one of my questions and had a ton of knowledge. She was very gentle with the exercises, and let me know what to expect and approximately how l9ng it should take to obtain for me, a noticeable change. I love that I was given the actual exercises to take with me, so I knew what to do at home. The QR code available with the visuals was a perk that I wasn't expecting. I'm looking forward to my next visit, and getting better. Everyone was so nice.

I was sent by my orthopedic surgeon to do work conditioning therapy for 4 weeks. I found all the…read morephysical therapists were friendly professional and dedicated to their work. I would definitely recommend them for PT. Kevin, Matt, Christine, & Ursula were all professional but made the experience worth it.

This is not Sincere Care! Taylor is a consummate professional. He puts care into every individual…read moreclient and caregiver. He takes the time to speak with his employees and clients on a regular basis. Sincere Residential is unaffiliated with Sincere Care.

Sincere care now called Cambridge home Health care. This company is a joke. The owner Daniesha…read moreThomas acts like she cares about you but is only out for your money. I was a parent caregiver when she fired me because I wasn't able to return her call within 10 minutes due to having an appointment for the person receiving her services. Apparently she comes before the client. I communicated with her and let her know I was unable to talk at that time. Daniesha then proceeded to block my number and deactivate my login to clock in for work all without notifying me. The days before this she acted so concerned about my mom receiving adequate support to just giving her none. SHE IS A FRAUD. Be careful. She asked me to do fraudulent things against the laws in order to keep money in her pocket and as soon as I told her that I had to switch companies because I didn't want to go against the law I was fired. I am reporting these events immediately. I would highly recommend avoiding this company at all costs.

Oliver Healthcare is an exceptional medical facility that now even offers Urgent care. The staff…read moreis so helpful. Today I was helped by Lisa Brinkley. Very polite, informative and so helpful. Miss Lisa was actually running the front aspect of the office while her husband attends the patients. I highly recommend Oliver Healthcare because they are the golden couple. You leave feeling better. You are heard. The quality of care I received is beyond words. Quality n excellent care.

They are excellent,I am very happy with the team.They can help with advise and the Insurance…read morecompanies.

This company is the best company to work for! I feel so appreciated as a worker and the company…read moretakes the time to make sure I have what I need to be the best caregiver I can be. The care that we provide to our clients makes someone feel special to know they are able to help that person with the things they may struggle with now. The bonds and friendships you build within this company is just heartwarming as you feel you are a part of a huge family. If you are looking for a job, or if you need services or know someone who is in need of services I highly suggest giving this company a call!!

My Aunt was discharged from St Vincent Hospital May 23, 2022 to St Vincent Hospice…read more This program didn't work for her as she was not terminal, however, has a wound on her heel that was slowly healing from surgery. There was no further care St Vincent could do. St Vincent Hospice is a nice place, friendly Nurses and all, however, little patient care for those that are not truly terminal. It's all about the comfort and easing them towards death. We were not about that for my Aunt. The one Nurse emphasized the need to sign the DNR=Do Not Resuscitate form. My cousin refused. We were looking at hope for her to heal well and get back to living (my Aunt's wishes). We had her transitioned to Home Health from Hospice. It's just the beginning so far, however, there always light at the end of the tunnel. We continue to pray and have God lead the way with Jesus interceding on our behalf. With God all things are possible!!! Amen. Not knocking down this place. It may be ok for some people. It may work for them, however, for us, my family. It did not work. We are on the road towards recovery along with hope.

First off, let me say I'm so sorry you're in a place where you're researching hospices. I wanted to…read morewrite a positive review ASAP, because the day my father was being transferred from home hospice care to the St. Vincent facility, I did a quick google search and nearly had a panic attack after seeing the bad reviews on Yelp. COVID-19 note: As of the end of March 2020, they have a limit of 1 visitor per patient--not 1 person at a time, 1 person period. It's really unfortunate, but obviously necessary. You'll be screened at the door (questionnaire about travel and symptoms, then they'll take your temperature using a forehead thermometer) before you can come in. Obviously there are many parts about a terminally ill parent going into hospice that are awful, but it had nothing to do with the hospice or their staff. Everyone we encountered---doctors, nurses and CNAs---were all amazing. They were great about making sure that my father wasn't in pain, and did so quickly. We never had to wait a long time after pressing the call button for someone to come in, and they were always helpful in suggesting medications that might help his symptoms. My dad was there for 6 days before he died, and I can't say enough about how thankful I am that he was able to be free of pain in his last days. Erin, MJ, Denise and Jess were particularly wonderful. The facility is very quiet. No one is hooked up to beeping monitors, and there aren't any overhead speaker announcements like you hear in hospitals. Patients can watch TV or you can play music for them. Each room has French doors that look out onto a peaceful courtyard with a pond, so you'll often see ducks/geese. There are birdfeeders outside each room as well--volunteers normally fill these, but they're not right now. We brought some of our own birdseed and filled them ourselves. Some amenities I can think of off the top of my head: * family bathrooms with showers. They have towels/washcloths and there are baskets of toiletries if you need something and have forgotten yours. * refreshment station - Coke/Sprite etc. fountain drinks and the really good hospital ice, plus coffee and tea are available for patients and visitors. * they don't have a cafeteria for family/visitors, but you're welcome to leave and bring back food (you don't have to get re-screened if you leave and come back right away) or get DoorDash delivery. * the chapel and other social/meeting areas are currently closed. Feel free to DM me if you have any questions, and again, I'm sorry you're even reading this review in the first place.