I have referred people to season's hospice for the last 4 years. They have always been easy to work…read morewith and truly care about there patients. I would highly recommend!

all I will say is just unacceptable from what I've seen and heard just not how employees should be…read moretreated at all. I feel as though someone should really look into how things are running and more so on the social worker side. But as far as everything else is really good. I will be making a email to corporate as well about it more.

I really feel as though I want to give a money back guarantee! We needed to quickly find…read morea place to place our Mother upon discharge from St. Francis Hospital. We were told to simply drop into facilities unannounced . We did, received a tour and loved Miller's. It was first class and we immediately felt at home. I wish there were more stars. 5 Stars for nursing staff, food, management, facility, cleanliness, and ease of use by the family. If you come here, you really can take a lot of the worry off your back and let them guide you! They've done what you're experiencing, hundreds of times..........you've done it once. They will guide you! I know this sounds too good to be true, but it's not! It's a heartfelt review by a family who truly felt blessed to find such a loving home for our Mother!

What an amazing staff- I can't say enough about how kind they were during such a hard time for my…read morefamily. The facility was clean, comfortable, and well maintained. The staff was just incredible- I don't even know where to begin! Everyone was so kind and patient. They explained everything, and made the process as comfortable as possible. I will always remember their kindness. I know that my mom was well taken care of in her final days. I couldn't have asked for a better scenario during those difficult days.

Let's be honest. Nobody wants to "need" a hospice. It means that you're dealing with end-of-life…read moreissues. In most cases, this will be for yourself or for a loved one. In my case, my father had been admitted to Hendricks Regional Health and was in ICU when we began to realize that serious decisions needed to be made. As his only surviving immediate relative, I was tasked with these decisions while also acknowledging that he was still coherent enough to participate and we'd also previously had discussions pertaining to this. My father wanted to die in his own home. This was a difficult task because hospice requires someone living with the person 24/7 as a sort of primary caregiver. Hospice is a support unless, of course, you actually go into a facility setting. My nephew had been staying with my father, primarily because he needed support himself. However, he'd been keeping a closer eye on my father and was there when he went into a health crisis. The decision was made to try to honor my father's wishes - my nephew would stay in the home and I would provide logistical, financial, and physical support. Despite living about two hours from my father's Putnam County home, we were going to try. Life's Journey came as one of the recommended options from Hendricks. They had a document indicating many of the options. It was clear that the social worker was quite familiar - pretty reasonable since Life's Journey is actually Avon-based. We contacted them - they couldn't come out that night (they usually do) as the intake person was ill, however, we made an appointment and intake came as scheduled. Kudos to Terri for being a strong presence and representative for Life's Journey. We discussed a myriad of issues. Once the decision is made for hospice, it moves quickly. You go from medicating to cure to medicating to comfort. The hospital really becomes irrelevant as major interventions are no longer appropriate. My father was discharged by home with ambulance transport. That same day, a nurse visited the home for a long (about three hours) appointment. I believe her name was Becky - she was amazing with my nephew, a 24-year-old with little caregiving history. He really took to it. We didn't know what to expect. Some said he may not make it to my scheduled appointment with a lawyer a little over a month later. Some said 3-6 months. Hospice starts off with typically 2 nursing and 2 health aide appointments weekly along with chaplaincy support as needed. It increases as one's health declines. Life's Journey offers home hospice, facility-based hospice (in Avon), and palliative care. In some ways, doing a Yelp review is weird. It's hard being "happy" or "unhappy" with care. Generally, I was pleased. Little things bothered me - an aide who no called/no showed twice, a chaplain who never visited despite having been requested to do so, and a last conversation that, if as reported, bugs me. My father ended up passing in a little over two weeks. The nurses were for the most part amazing, the health aide fine when she showed up, and I appreciated that the bereavement director visited my nephew after my father's death (upon my request). We received a lovely gift, a lantern representing light, after my father's death (it went to the funeral home - ironically, arriving late. Somewhat humorously, the batteries died in three days - I started calling them hospice batteries). When my father started his serious decline, Life's Journey responded quickly. A nurse was in the house within a couple hours and agreed that he was declining. They increased his visits, however, it would only be 48 hours later and he would pass. This was a good experience that fell a bit shy of what I'd hoped. For the most part, I'm very grateful as it allowed my father the dignity of death in his home while staying comfortable and being supported. Little touches could have improved the process greatly, however, this was a good experience at one of the hardest times of my life. I would be more inclined to recommend for those in the Hendricks County area - I'm a little less inclined for those in surrounding counties and especially the rural ones as I think that impacted presence. Overall, I'm pleased and grateful. With a few tweaks, this could have been an exemplary experience.

I have used this company for the past 6 months and they are great to work with. Good Peopleread more

I have been forced to consider home care /hospice due to my health instability.a friend who is a…read moresocial worker recommended this business as a source for significant assistance in any administrative tasks as well as day to day tasks. I get several weekly visits from nurses. And aides which include supplies and getting medicines. I am given baths,washings. The staff works with us to fit our schedule too. My wife who was having to deal with so much by figuring it out on her own is greatly relieved to have this staff offering direction, providing materials and services...she would probably give them an even higher rating. I like that they come to my home and l feel comfortable asking their opinions. It is nice not having to worry about getting bed sores or other items that can become serious if not monitored. If you find yourself or someone in your family is feeling overwhelmed finding their way through all the medical. Challenges. GiveThis place a try. Review #3984

I had a great experience with Caring Call Connection. I watched one of the care givers with…read moreanother client at the assisted facility my mom lived in. After about a month, I realized my mom needed more one on one care so I asked the care giver for the name of her company. I met with the owner Pattie when she did her assessment of my mom and hired CCC the next day. From that point forward I was able to relax knowing that my mom was in good hands with competent care givers that could assist me with my mom's care. They went above and beyond, especially just prior to my mom's passing. They took care of all of us, not just my mom.

I thought going through a local business would be much better than a "franchise". VERY…read moredisappointing experience. Patti came to our home on 7/23. Very nice! She said they could help & I would get a call from office on Mon 7/29. No call. I called on office on 7/30 & spoke to Sam. I then gave her her 3 dates I was requesting help. She asked if I would need mostly mornings because those are busiest times but they "would make it work". One date I gave I said could be very flexible with time just let me know what works. She said she would pass info onto Patti. I have yet to receive any phone call or follow up. First appointment was for today 8/6. From one nurse to another I guess my expectations were too high! This post would not allow 0 stars.