We started with Visiting Angels during the Covid shut-down. My mother-in-law was in an independent…read moreliving facility and we needed extra care. The ladies from V.A. were dynamic and wonderful from the very first day! My mother-in-law declined with dementia - the Angels moved with her from Independent to assisted living to memory care. Always willing to hold her hand, walk with her, talk with her and just be her friend. She might have known who they were at the very end, but she knew she was loved by them. I HIGHLY recommend Trish and her care givers at Visiting Angels. My mother-in-law recently passed away; we will miss our "angels" - they became part of the family!!

Wonderful group of talented, kind and hard working folks. Visiting Angels assisted us in taking…read morecare of both my mom and step-dad in a very chaotic time. I can imagine that time with out their support.

Terrible receptionist. Said no thank you when I called in because I am calling from my work phone…read more Just wanted info.... Thanks for nothin.

From the owner: Serving seniors in beautiful Grand Rapids, Michigan, since 1892. We are Michigan's largest…read morenon-profit provider of services to seniors.

Excellent service! Felt like a million bucks post infusion. Care quality was superior & felt like I…read morewas at home.

From the owner: Mitten Home Infusion: Nurse On Demand™ combines clinical expertise with a comfortable wellness…read moreexperience inside Keystone Compounding Pharmacy at Cascade and I-96. Led by registered nurses, we specialize in hydration and vitamin therapy designed to help you feel refreshed, energized, and balanced. Our menu features customizable wellness drips and injectable vitamins that support immunity, recovery, and overall health. We also offer GLP-1 and peptide programs with RN coaching for those looking to optimize metabolism and long-term wellness goals. Each visit is nurse-supervised and tailored to your individual needs in a calm, professional setting focused on comfort, safety, and results. Call to make an your appointment!

It's worth your salt to speak with AdvisaCare when you're faced with the prospect that your life is…read morecoming to a close. That's what I learned after talking with Mr. Michael Wnek of AdvisaCare about a friend who's struggling with how to deal with the inevitable. Though Mr. Wnek is a consultant, he doesn't talk like a one. Instead, we simply talked over the challenges my friend and her family are facing, and how the people Mr. Wnek works with can help ease their burdens. There's no point getting into the details here. Rather, if the treatments have run their course and there's nothing more to be done, talk things over with AdvisaCare to see how they can help with what comes next.

So the nursing staff that comes never gives you a schedule of when they are coming only calls with…read morein 20 minutes before arrival. Also call patient doctor and says that she is combative and refusing care and not going to her appointments. Also nurse was showing me and my mom someone else's wounds which is a huge HIPPA violation. Also after I told them there services where no longer needed here had the nerve to ask my mom if I abused her and if she feels safe at home. I did reach out to the supervisor and all she could say is do you want us to send a different nurse absolutely not. So for care of your loved ones do not choose this company because they are not professional at all.

Peggy provided compassionate, reliable care for my mom until we could get her into an assisted…read moreliving facility. She was also an excellent resource to locate other resources relevant to my mom's care. I would recommend her to anyone.

If your looking for home health care I would highly recommend Peggy she's great kind and very…read morecaring person my husband loves her Cheryl Steele

I would like to thank Heather. She has been exceptional with my mother and my family. She is so…read morecaring and compassionate. Heather, you are absolutely the best and I am very comfortable knowing that you are part of the team taking care of my mother.

although the first contact with Faith was a good experience during the process with my ailing…read moremother, during and end process within days was extremely horrible. I've never dealt with hospice before but I've heard great things and beautiful things about them and that Faith was absolutely the best. when I was able to transfer my mother to hospice where I took care of our family along with first contact with the nurse at home did not provide comfort packs or a comfort pack and then I had to find someone to come watch my mother while I took off to go get the morphine from the pharmacy 15 minutes away in which I had a problem because the nurse apparently didn't tell the pharmacy that this was a case and I ended up having to pay for her myself out-of-pocket. I get back to my at with very little instruction on what to do. I was handed a pamphlet and told that it explains everything in pamphlet was just about how to recognize the signs of death. I had some issues that evening and was scared to touch the morphine because I had no idea to do because the nurse had already left. So another hospice nurse had to come out to help me because the admission nurse did not show me that or get me the comfort pack which the nurse at that time ordered and also didn't bring with her, but I had to order. during the evening overnight, I had another issue and I had called My new 911 was their phone number. I was told to contact them no matter what do not call 911. I got a call back from the nurse and she said she was on her way to help me take care of the when she arrived, she asked me some questions. I answered she took a hold of her computer and. a doctor on call and then I was supposed to start doing the morphine once every hour I did ask questions but never once did she ever say this is the end or this is what you do with that I was to combine two every four hours and morphine every hour. My mom had a pretty good but I could tell it was close to the end and as my mom struggled late I told him that she was having problems and I needed to know what to do because I didn't think that the medicine was helping my mom. I was told that I would get a phone call from the nurse and an hour and a half later. I ended up calling again because I didn't get a phone call yet. I ended up telling them she's struggling and I needed help. I needed to know what to do. I called and they said that a nurse will be calling me soon. My mom passed hour and 15 minutes later with no return call from the nurse since I had called the first time. After another almost hour later, the nurse and she's telling me that she will be about 35 to 45 minutes and that's when I let her know that my mom had already passed at 7:47 PM and that the funeral home was on their way, and at that moment, the nurse raised her voice and yelled at me that I could not allow them to take her body without her pronouncing him first. And yes, she called my mom a him. I was very emotional hurt and extremely disappointed in a lady yelling over the phone as I just watched my mother pass away. This nurse was extremely rude. The funeral got there and then another 15 minutes later the nurse got there."Linda" came in the house as we are grieving our loss in front of a dozen or more people. She yelled again telling me that I was supposed to contact her first and at that moment I told her I did I tried. She did take care of my mom and her body to tell interrupt me and my conversation with my uncle my mother's brother that I needed to come sign some documents with a very loud voice. came to sign what she needed me to I started to walk away, and then she yelled again, stating that she wasn't done and that she needed the leftover drugs. I walked away to go get them and she asked me again to get the drugs in which I was walking towards where they were to get them because I was crying. I couldn't really talk. I take her the drugs and I asked her if she was done with pronouncing my mom because I want them to take her away and she rudely said "yeah that's what you just signed" And as we were watching my mother, leave the on the stretcher with the funeral we said something in our cultural language, thanking the people from the funeral home and that's when Linda the nurse an exciting voice again while we're all grieving our loss, " oh, you guys are Indian, that is so cool, I have a relative that speaks that language, it's such a beautiful language" She was so loud and so rude. She had no bedside manner whatsoever. I didn't thank her because I was so hurt by her mannerisms, her loudness and rudeness. and as we were walking outside to watch the funeral leave drive down my mom's driveway. Linda was screaming at people because she couldn't see to get out of the driveway as there was numerous cars there she didn't know how to drive to get out and she was yelling at someone to come help her get out of the driveway. If this is what faith Hospice represents, I do not recommend