Caring for my mom with Alzheimer's has been one of the hardest things I've ever done. We needed…read morehelp but were nervous about letting someone new into the house. Here at Home Healthcare made the transition easier than I expected. The caregivers are calm, patient, and understand memory care. They keep my mom on a routine, redirect her gently when she gets confused, and treat her with dignity. That matters more than anything. If you are looking for memory care in St. Louis and want people who truly care, I would highly recommend calling Here at Home Healthcare.

Here at Home Healthcare provided 24/7 in-home care for my father, who has Alzheimer's. Their…read morecaregivers were patient, kind, and experienced with dementia care, which made such a difference in his comfort and stability. The communication was excellent, and we always felt informed and supported. If you're searching for trustworthy home care in the St. Louis area, especially for memory care or long-term support, this is the team you want. They truly go above and beyond.

If you would like an awesome team to care for your loved ones Experienced In Home Care is the team…read morefor you. The director Robin and her team are caring and well experienced in taking care of your medical needs. They offer 24hr care which allows family members the opportunity to take care of other responsibilities while knowing their loved ones are in good hands. Their the best in the business!!!

I enjoy working for this company it's very flexible and it just have a good vibe positive I just…read morelove the boss and the staff if I need any they will help me to get the tools

negligent care for my dying spouse. He had serious injuries from falls and was not given warm food…read moreat meal time. No rails on beds so he was laid in the floor. I finally took him home with me where he died by my side. Not enough care for these needy elderly folks.

Someone needs to check on the residents throughly because residents go without hearing aids for…read moremonths, they don't get assisted with toileting, have rashes between their legs(I was told and a family member had shown me a picture, residents who needs assistance going back to their rooms after meals are left in dining room for extended periods of time even after calling for someone to assist them, resident with diet/texture restriction being allowed to sleep allowed with a lollipop in their mouth, staff uses and takes from the residents ( using their deodorant, takes their toothpaste, hair bonnet, Q-tips, phone chargers, body wash, and their change tucked away in their drawer. They falsifiy information do that it can pass with State. Breanna, Ast. DON and Nurse Sandy even changed my mothers medication pass time without our knowledge or her PCP's order. If State would not notify them and show up unannounced maybe thing wouldn't be allowed. I'd noticed that a lot of workers walk around with their ear buds in talking on the phone even when they should be assisting residents in the shower. Also, they will put your loved one on Psych meds without notifying family not even checking their health history. Maybe because the Chief of Psych is also part owner of Delmar Gardens, seems like a racket. No one cares, like I was told by Charge Nurse Sandy "I don't know and I don't care" when discussing my mother's ER diagnosis. It's all about having a body, even if not qualified. Richard( Admn), Brenda (DON), Breanna (Ast. DON,), Charge Nurse Sandy, Marci(Social Worker), Optum Nurses (Sara & Amanda) PCP Alex Rudoi will all burn in hell for how you have NEGLECTED my mother damn near killing her again with the same medication Levothyroxine that was changed to be taken at night but is suppose to be given in A.M. on an empty stomach. All will ROT in HELL.

Years ago when my uncle Donald millering had broken his fema to his hip they came into my uncle's…read moreapartment at madaford gardens apartments they got him up to Walk with his walker and they walked with him with a strap belt around him to keep him from refalling again after st.anthony,s hospital fixed his hip with surgery by putting a steal rod in his hip socket of the joint and screws and bolts also they had my uncle on morphine for pain including was on nitro glycerin for the heart even a med for blood clots they kept him comfortable with all the different types of cancer he had inside of the body but sadly he passed away in front of my aunt barb and me before Christmas so she passed out from her husband passing away she didn't want them to leave with his body in the cremation body bag so Shannon and janice as will as the doctor told her that he's gone to just to let him go so we went to the memorial service for my uncle Donald millering at tillis park

THE WORST. Do not ever hire this company. I hired Pathways at the suggestion of the hospital…read morehospice coordinator. From day one, they pushed and pushed and pushed me to have people and services and products delivered to my house immediately. Had I not had my Mom at my house resting - as she had only had weeks to live - I guess that would have been ok. BUT to have people pushing me to come over (the nurse, the nurse's aide, the social worker, the pharmacy delivery, the chaplain, the massage person, equipment delivery person, etc., etc.) was ridiculous. I needed peace and quiet and time with my Mom - not disrupting phone calls and visits. They couldn't coordinate all these calls/people into ONE central person to get things done??? I had 6 or 7 people calling at all hours to push their way in to my house. Unbelievable. I am guessing that the more people, products, services they could push on to me--the more they could bill Medicare - and therefore the motivation was entirely profit - NOT CARE. You would think a hospice organization would have CARE as their primary goal but instead, it's a business, like any other and profit is their only motive. FURTHER MORE, and this is the icing on the cake, I CALLED THEM an hour after my Mom died to request next day pick up of the hospital bed, etc., as I did not want these things in my house any longer --understandably. The 'nurse' (?) who called me back was so rude, abrupt, uncaring and 'put out' by the fact that she had to call me back at 9pm on a Monday night that I will never ever forget this call. WORSE, she didn't even get the job done. She said she'd coordinate equipment pick up for the next day - but she didn't. I had to call AGAIN two days later to get it picked up. UNBELIEVABLE. Please email me if you need more info and I will respond. Do not ever hire this company. dedec@aol.com

I work for Home Helpers of West St. Louis as an In-Home Caregiver. Our customers are great and…read morealways so happy when I arrive at their home. I love what I do and helping others! Everyone in the office at Home Helpers of West St. Louis is great to work with. They are very flexible with my busy schedule as being a proud mom as well.

From the owner: Home Helpers Home Care of West St. Louis is more than an in-home health care agency - we're your…read moreextended family when family can't be there. We are a locally owned, trusted provider of quality, compassionate in-home care in West St Louis with our office in Chesterfield, and we customize our home care program to your unique situation for an affordable solution that keeps your loved one where they're happiest: at home. We are not only experts at providing outstanding, compassionate senior care services, but we also offer services for disabled adults or children, new or expectant mothers, and anyone else experiencing difficulties. We take this responsibility very seriously.

My Uncle is being treated at this facility and it's great. Clean, friendly staff, and well-located…read morein Chesterfield. I hope it stays this good...

My 30ish daughter was just released from the stroke unit after suffering several stokes. The…read moretherapists are excellent and she made great progress! The nursing and tech staff are an entirely different matter. Every patient is supposed to receive a check from a nurse or tech at least once each hour. A family member was with my daughter almost all of the rime she was a patient. 4-5 hours passed before anyone checked on her in the daytime. Night time checks were even farther apart. I wonder how many patients have suffered a stroke that was missed, possibly resulting in death, certainly a delay of treatment. Pushing a call button is probably impossible when having a stroke. The response to a call button will take 20 minutes to an hour. Last, but not really least, the food is terrible. We took in most omeals for our daughter. Therapist were excellent, kind a caring. The nursing/tech staff spent more time in the nurses station goofing off than caring for patients. It was nearly impossible to sleep through their chatter and laughter.

If you love your mother or father you won't leave them here…read more Pathetic excuse for care givers. It makes me sick that my loved one spent even a week here. Don't do it Careless and abusive

**BEWARE** DO NOT send your loved one to this place and…read moredon't let the fancy commercials fool you. My father passed away there and let me tell you I do not even know where to start with how carless and abusive these people are. Let's start with Carrie the director (where are you at with the investigation on my dad when one of the nurses ended up yanking the catheter out of him (SP CATH) and ended up in the hospital, we asked several times what happened and nothing, you blew us off and made excuses. Turnover rate is outstanding, never know who is taking care of your loved ones. Whey even have a nurse call light if no one shows up. ( how do i know ? bc i pulled the call light several times and no one comes) you have to walk out to the nurse's station and ask them to help... and with an attitude someone might show up. This story is unfortunate and a small piece of what my father experienced.

They take care of our residents quite often, the caregivers are always professional and…read morecompassionate. Would definitely recommend.