Horrible managing company who do not care about staff and residents. All staff are leaving…read more Residents and families are not happy. Such a wonderful place that has gone down in the last several months.

The best facility.I seen around here.I work as home Health Aide.The staff was very nice.They all…read morespoke to me.When,I was there.They seem to care about everyone there.I have now in 25 facilities here in the area.They are number 25 one.They get a five star from me.If any facility gets a 5 star.Then,This facility is the one.The residents the ones.I spoke really like the food there.Like also the facility.The lady in front office to the sales representative was very nice.The physical therapist had a set up and very nice to work with.The building out laid was very good also.Never seem a place around here.Like this place.I really appreciate everything for the 2 weeks.I was there.Tks to staff.To go the extra mile in everything to help anyway they could.

She fell and broke her hip. She was 88, frail, sickly I hope and pray that we won't need this any…read moretime soon; but, if and when we do, we will definitely choose Hospice of North Alabama as our provider. Rehab was her immediate future. It was Saturday and we had until Monday morning to make a decision on which rehab center we wanted to use. We ran home to grab some dinner then were planning on going back to the hospital for the evening. We weren't quite done eating when we were interrupted by the phone. It was the hospital. She was being discharged. My brain went into overdrive. When? Discharged to home? Am I hearing you correctly? Tonight? Right now? Are you even fricken' serious? What the hell are we supposed to do? How could the doctor even think this is going to have a good outcome? Is he fricken' insane? Nope. The doctor was sending her home on hospice. The hospital social worker had set us up with Hospice of N Alabama. She assured us that hospice would be at her house tonight. It was already 5pm. She wouldn't be home until 7-8 at the earliest. Nobody is going to come out tonight. It was Saturday for heaven's sake. OMG. We can't do this. Who in their fricken' right mind thinks this is alright? It is not. We're going to hurt her. True to their word, a hospice nurse showed up within an hour of us getting her home. It's a good thing, we were clueless. He assured us that hospice would be there to guide us and help us with her care. He told us that a hospice nurse would be there in the morning to get us situated. He said a bed would be delivered that night. What still sticks in my mind from that visit was that he told us that we'd be OK. I looked at him and thought "are you fricken' delusional? No, we're not going to be OK. How in the world are we going to be OK?"The next day, supplies such as Depends, absorbent pads and adult wipes showed up. More supplies would show up during the week. Even the Ensure that she needed was delivered to the door. More and more things just seemed to appear through thin air. We had need of nothing. Hospice was there to guide us as her health deteriorated. When a new issue arose, our nurse would come up with something. We could call anytime and if we needed someone to come to the house, sometimes only to reassure us, at 3am, they came. They provided an aide to bathe her. They even had a chaplain come by to pray with her, to pray with us. The best part was the music therapist who came every other week. When he came, our whole family was there. Even her infant great grandson. The therapist played mostly old hymns. While she couldn't put a sentence together and her voice was so weak that we had a hard time hearing her, when the music started, it was like someone flipped her switch to on. She belted out those songs. That hour, every two weeks, I think is what saved us. Eight months later, she passed from her earthly home to her eternal home. It's been nearly 2 years. Our memories of that awful 8 months are fading and being replaced by the happy memories that we had formed with her through the years. Her son now volunteers with Habitat. The baby is growing and is now a "big boy" at 3. I've begun writing short stories. Yes, there is still a little hole in our hearts, there always will be; but. we're moving on. That's what she'd want us to do. And, like the hospice nurse promised us that first night, we really are all OK.

Everyone we have come in contact with at Hospice of North Alabama have each been absolutely…read morewonderful, caring, and loving people. Their care is exemplary. We just cannot say enough about these dedicated people and the help and care they so willingly give. We truly feel like they are part of our family! Erlene

My family doctor referred me to Dr. Murphy when I had a problem with my foot. At the time I had no…read moreinsurance and came to her as a cash patient. She ended up examining me and deciding that she needed to explore and see what was really going on in my foot. She was not expecting and had not scheduled this, however she knew I was in pain so she asked me to go have lunch and the. Come back to wait until she could fit me in. I went to lunch and when I came back I waited a little while as was expected, then she performed the procedure. She was wonderful and took care of my foot! She said she would let me make payments and not to worry that she could not leave me in that kind of pain. She did the procedure and her staff set up the payment plan. She continued to see me for follow up care while I was still working on the bill. Her staff was always very kind as well. I highly recommend her!

The best foot care here, Dr. Murphy is caring and very thorough with a friendly and professional…read morestaff too!

Dr. Bains was super nice when my husband was in the hospital. I look forward to taking him back…read morefir a follow up.

Can't even begin to tell you how wonderful these folks are !!! From start to finish had nothing but…read more5 star service and care. Had appt with Dr Coomer's PA, Jennifer. Unbelievable how much time spent with us, caring compassionate professional non judgmental genuine!! The visit started out with registration, the clerk was very nice and helpful, super polite and smiled the whole time when addressing me. Another person was at the desk trying to take cate of her deceased mothers affairs, both clerks were so awesome with her, this was very touching. Next Allyson, a nurse for Dr Coomer took history, and other info needed along with another who assisted with vitals. Super super nice professional and kind!!! Jennifer , Dr Coomers PA is just absolutely amazing!!!! this is how every doctors office and visit should be!! Jennifer took so much time listening and educating us, she was so informative and encouraging. Again just can't say enough good things, but these people are totally incredible!!!

Being treated now for an infected foot. Yes it is painful treatemen but they have already shrunk…read morethe infection by 1/3. Good practice.

I was thrilled and shocked when Dr Tibbs told me he could permanently fix my ingrown nails right…read morethen and there at my first visit. Awesome! I had put off going to a podiatrist for years thinking it was for "old" people or folks with really serious foot problems. All the while being dissatisfied with salons who never were quite able to fix my ingrowns. They have never gotten infected, but were painful enough to bother me regularly. A true professional, I felt secure in Dr Tibbs care and appreciated that he explained what he was going to do and made sure the anesthesia worked properly. He has a great bedside manner which kept me at ease. The office was clean, and the staff efficient. Will recommend this practice again and again.

Dr. Blasingame and her staff are thoughtful and caring and always make me smile or laugh! I can not…read morerecommend them enough to anyone that has foot issues or is a diabetic! I've had painful ingrown toenails for years, she gets them back on track and not hurting. I wish I had started going to her 10 years or more earlier. She was also my Mom's podiatrist and in her fading years Dr. Blasingame always came and checked on her when she was in the hospital.

Amazing doctor very kind and helpful. Always a great experience . Been going for several years to…read morehelp with my gout pain

Great office and Podiatrist. Highly recommended as Dr. Nguyen stands by gentle foot careread more

Gentle Foot Care on South Memorial Parkway is my go to place for podiatry needs. Dr. Nguyen is the…read morekindest most caring physician. He explains everything and is very gentle with his patients. He has operated on me three times and made orthotics for me and my husband. I have a friend from Florence and a friend from Decatur who come to Huntsville to see Dr. Nguyen. Recently we took my mother-in-law to see him and he had her toenails clipped quickly and she was back home in no time. If you have foot problems, please visit Gentle Foot Care and let Dr. Nguyen give you "Happy Feet@!!!