currently using this company. People not very reliable. Had one, or two that you could say were…read moregood. Example: today had an appointment for 1:30 pm... no show, no call... I texted to ask if there was something wrong, NO response.... So I called, response was "I meant to call earlier, but forgot". Had to cancel other things planned. Other times with other people, there were always late, and said I needed to give them a 1/2hr. window. Not Professional ! Other issues, but not worth my time to mention.

I would like to offer this review about my health care experience with my Physical Therapist, Dr…read more Eric Huynh through Best Home Health Providers, Inc. We have been working together since the fall of 2024. Eric works with me twice a week and gives me special exercises to develop strength, muscle tone, and dexterity. We have been making gradual improvements. He has also trained others to work with me during the week. I am extremely satisfied with Eric's expertise, knowledge, and skillful means. He is very dynamic and friendly. We have great communication. He is always available if I need to reach him. I deeply appreciate Eric's special assistance.

I all my years in healthcare this company has been very consistent with their services. As a part…read moreof my field, I often inquire about my patients experiences with their healthcare providers. My patients have always been pleased with the outcomes of their home health services. I will continue to refer and recommend Amity for my patients who need more help with therapy post in-patient stays.

I left a nice review for Marina from Amity home health care as well as Tina. My thoughts and words…read moreremain the same for Tina but NOT Marina. She has pulled a fake and not showed up for the last time today and I called her past 7pm to ask why. She hung up right away. No way that's messed up so I called back and left her a voicemail. She really made me angry so I swore at her in the voicemail. Today was supposed to be our last day of appointments too. I don't need or want to see her again. - Craig G

Shannon and Ian V. are very pleasant to work with. I truly trust them for all care needs, excellent…read morecommunication and prompt attention. To say this office goes above and beyond is not enough. I would give 100 stars if I could.

First time using an in-home care service for my mother who has dementia. Shirley visited my home…read moreduring the weekend and reviewed the services offered and the intake process with me and my wife. Very prompt and professional service.

Monica did an awesome job of finding a Memory Care/Assisted Living provider for my sister & brother…read morein law. She was available when needed & resposiv.

I was putting off trying to find a care home for my mom for the last six months. Prior to that,…read morealthough she had been declining, I could still communicate with her somewhat; push her around in a wheelchair, and watch her eat most of her food. However, from January 2025 on, it seemed like every two weeks, she would get worse dramatically. She wouldn't eat; she wouldn't take her pills - she was fading in front of me everyday, and I was powerless to stop the deterioration. She needed an around the clock care giver or be at a facility at all times for her well-being, but I didn't know where to start or what to look for. I didn't have grandparents that lived to an old age and my dad died when I was a teen, so this search was foreign. I called a few places, but I didn't know what to ask for and what I should be looking for in a place for my mom. A nurse gave me Nicole Fauss's number and immediately Nicole wanted to get a sense of who my mom is. From her thorough, yet sensitive and understanding, questioning, she deduced that my mom would do much better at a smaller residence. My mom had become almost completely aphasic and her recognition of English had vanished, leaving her with just a scant familiarity with rudimentary Mandarin - and even that was pretty infrequent. So Nicole started to comb the Bay Area for possible, suitable place. She sent me names, short descriptions of these homes and contact info. I revised other things I thought that would be important as this process was undertaking: distance, dietary needs, style of food, I even thought that my mom may feel a bit more comfortable with other people who were Asian and were also in need of memory care. With all these changes, Nicole adjusted her search and would promptly send me lists of places. She would call many of these places first so I didn't have to feel so awkward during my initial phone call. All that she did for my mom and me were far more than I had ever expected anyone to commit. I called, visited and they didn't feel right. Nicole did not push me to take any of these earlier places; she just continued to look for us. I called a place that was surprisingly close to my mom's apartment. It didn't check all the boxes, but it had other aspects that Nicole could sense would be valuable to my mom's health and my state of peace. Nicole's guidance and diligence have led us to this wonderful residence for my mom and has shown that this stage of my mom's life doesn't have to be so saturated with fear and sadness. The home is small. The caregiver to resident ratio is small. There is a pretty yard. The caregivers are not Mandarin speakers, but they listen and observe attentively. The caregivers make sure that the food meets my mom's picky needs as well as her nutritional requirements. They've also expanded my mom's palate as she now eats and drinks far more than she did a month ago. The place is also not a home  specifically for elderly, memory-care residents. Because of this diversity, the energy of the home is much higher than some of the other places I have seen. Being situated in this has helped my mom. She taps her feet to the Supremes coming out of the radio; smiles (she smiles often now) at the other residents on her floor; has meals with them and tries to talk to them. I have a better comprehension of what living with dignity is like. My mom is now in a place that feels like a home, because, quite frankly, it is a home.

I enjoyed working with Chris. He was good company. We got a lot done in a short time. I'll miss his…read morevisits, but am able to continue with the resistance band exercises with no further assistance. P.S. I have read that one of the most in-demand professions in the coming "Age of A.I." will be home healthcare workers. With the huge Baby Boomer cohort just beginning to move into the years of increasing medical needs, there will be an increasing need for humans who can do what robots can't. Specifically, be human... Of course the law of supply and demand will apply, meaning that the services of PTs and the like will be worth more.

I was hospitalized and when I was released Kaiser sent me a Neogen nurse to take care of my post-op…read moreneeds. I was so fortunate that I got Jeanie as my home health nurse. She communicated clearly when she would arrive and arrived at the time promised. She showed so much compassion, care, and professionalism during her visits. She sent messages to my doctor about my condition and asked for alternatives to a medication I was prescribed because it made me feel terrible. I couldn't have asked for a better nurse! I wholeheartedly recommend Jeanie and Neogen for your home healthcare needs.

Where do I even begin?! They're amazing, fabulous, more competent than doctors! Allerie (sp?) is…read morethe most caring and utmost professional home health nurse I've ever experienced! She quickly assessed that my mom had an infection in her lungs when all other doctors and nurses at the rehab my mom was at said her vitals were fine and lungs were clear...they absolutely weren't. She has gone above and beyond for my mom...coming from San Jose to pleasanton on a Saturday to assess my mom, got her into ER quickly due to her connections, followed up, encouraged ways to help my mom get proper help and communicated with me every time I needed her. Another nurse that came even picked up a prescription for my mom! They have exceeded standards of what all other agencies have defined as a "home health nurse". She is even addressing the rehab facility to see to it that they inappropriately discharged her too soon. My mom has had many of these agencies but this one really tops them all!! I thank God they were there for my mom!!

From the owner: Home Health Care is a way to provide an individual with follow-up care after hospitalization, a…read morechange in medical condition, or post-rehabilitation. The best way to recover is in your own home with family and friends available for assistance. What Is The Goal Of Home Health Care? The goal of St. Claire's Home Health is multi-faceted, depending on an individuals needs. * Teach new or changed medications * Surgical and non-surgical wound care * Diabetic teaching with Certified RN * Pain assessment and interventions * Physical, Occupational, Speech Therapy * Community resources * Provide medical equipment * Disease management and education

The nurses at this home health agency are incredibly helpful, respectful, and compassionate. They…read moreprovide excellent care and always treat patients and families with kindness, professionalism, and dignity. You can truly tell the nurses are passionate about what they do and genuinely care about the well-being of their patients. Their dedication, communication, and quality of service make a difficult time feel much more comfortable and supported.

From the owner: A1 Pro Home Health is your partner in compassionate home health care. Our skilled team provides…read morepersonalized care that prioritizes your comfort and well-being. From nursing services to daily assistance, we bring professional care to your doorstep. Rely on our dedicated staff for support and peace of mind.

I have been happy with the same responsive staff and two reliable, experienced caregivers since I…read morestarted using the agency in 2018. Joseph S.

40-60 dollars for a medical assistant for a mother who is fully functioning. Insanity. As a nurse…read moremanager at a hospital in San Leandro RN start at $56-60. They are scammers.

A homely yet medically organized with well trained staff and daily routine and activities to suit…read morethe needs and capabilities of each individual resident/patient. There is always a person present and on-hand to cater to every request and very sharply monitor the individual residents appearance ,moods and behavior preventing episodes,simple accidents and emergencies. And they don't serve hospital food. Thank God!

absolutely incredible care home!…read more wonderful, kind, supportive, compassionate, professional staff! more than we could have ever asked or hoped for!