Hinds Life Care afforded the opportunity for my grandmother to have a gentle, dignified end of…read morelife. I am so grateful that the experience was so peaceful. The house offered a home environment. There are two visitors allowed at a time in the room with the resident, and another two are allowed to wait in the living room areas. There is also a spacious backyard with tables and benches to rest. The volunteers also keep a stocked coffee bar and fresh baked cookies for family members. The house is so peaceful and quiet. A music therapist even came by to play guitar and sing. She sang a song in Spanish for my grandma. I was never aware that facilities like this existed and am so grateful for the compassionate care that the nurses, volunteers and music therapist provided.

The street that the house is on, is gorgeous and quiet. The house itself is very comfortable and…read morecozy for family members/visitors. There's coffee and water and cookies that never run out. There's comfortable chairs and couches. We had 3 nurses who were kind enough, gentle to an extent, and caring. I wish I got their names. However, Sue was the most appallingly abrasive, verbally abusive, insensitive nurse I've ever experienced, and I'm a nurse myself. I've never received care or witnessed care as careless and cold as Sue, and that's not even in hospice. And, in hospice, the nurses are known to be extra special, extra caring, extra soothing and gentle. Comforting, reassuring, soft. This woman will forever taint the memory of my dad's last 3 days. Fortunately, there are many positives with Hinds, and I'll try to focus on that, but Sue was so awful, it'll forever stand out in my mind. She fought us when we requested comfort meds. She downright refused sometimes. The very first time we met her, it was 3pm, nobody was sharing the room with my dad. And 4 of us were at my dying father's side. The moment she got on her shift, she started aggressively kicking us all out, in the middle of us praying and crying. It was terrifying. When I asked to speak with a doctor who had agreed to meds every 2 hours, Sue fought back and refused to give the meds until every 4 hours. This is hospice. This isn't palliative. The only goal is comfort. My father had the death rattle and she fought me hard. When she finally agreed to give him a comfort med, she dramatically crushed the med and said "you're forcing me". It was scary and appalling. There's more, but I'll leave it at that. The volunteers were so welcoming, so gentle and perceptive. The 3 other nurses who's names I can't remember were exponentially more kind, and one held and hugged me when my dad took his last breaths. The rooms themselves were comfortable. We were able to dim the lights. They offered a chaplain.

The staff at optimal were all very sweet. They were great at communicating which makes care a lot…read moreeasier and helps you focus on your loved one instead of having to worry about your care team.

My friend has raved about this hospice care... He has the absolute best jf care, managed pajn, abd…read morehe AAA tge braes are the nicest he has ever had... Hospice Ist law was us the last few weeks of life, Pallative hospice is for those of us who have a longer term of painful life, and beed the go me care... Ive just been referred abs pray these guys are going to get 5 stars frlm. Me!

I wanted to share feedback about social worker Jaclyn Cook during her recent visits to our assisted…read moreliving facility. She has been consistently rude and unfriendly toward our staff. When we asked which resident she was visiting, she would reply bluntly with "a patient," and has to be asked multiple times before giving the name. Her expressions and overall demeanor is cold and give the impression that she's bothered by having to speak with staff. She has also stood staring rudely at staff who were on the phone with a family member until someone stopped what they were doing to assist her. Her attitude is unprofessional, especially for someone working in hospice as a social worker where respectful communication is important. I hope St. Mary's addresses this and encourages her to interact with staff and her patients with more courtesy.

Specific to one licensed professional and their opinion expressed to client on their negative…read moreopinion of the effectiveness of vaccinations.

They are very nice and kind and they care about their clients. They are working together to make…read moresure that everyone gets covered, I recommend anyone if they're looking for work.

This is a wonderful place to work! The staff seem to match Caregivers to Clients really well, give…read moreus great education, and are always there for us when we need them. Lots of really great clients, too!

A compassionate care team. The staff are very knowledgeable and kind. They take good care of…read morepatients and their families. I was a social work intern and will always be grateful for the opportunity to work with them. Thank you AseraCare Hospice for a great experience

We would not have been able to get through hospice without the support of Asera. They are kind,…read morecompassionate and take every measure possible to facilitate the care and needs to be met during hospice. Always thankful they still support 18 months after transition. Helped me feel not so alone with my grief. They were the only ones to send us a card and check up on me after my moms passing

If you are looking for a wonderful and professional staff to care your loved one Fresno Hospice is…read morethe place to go. They are always on top of things and have shown great care for my mother.

I work for Fresno Hospice and I am so impressed with this business and staff. Working as a chaplain…read morefor them, I've witnessed firsthand their individual personal care for patients and family. If my own family needed hospice, I would want them to come here.

They took care of my Step Mom Helena and she was able to pass with Dignity and Free of Pain ,…read moreNursing Staff was Extremely nice and supportive cant thank them enough for their service....

Hinds provides nursing and bathing care for my father who is bed bound and has dementia. Everyone…read morewe've met connected with this facility has been so kind! It takes special people to care for hospice patients. We are thankful for them every day.

My mother passed away 4 years ago from a long illness. The nurses and home health aides, were so…read morewarm and loving to my mom. Mom LOVED the gentle, personal attention from her home health aide! The whole team were incredibly supportive and guided me through her end-of-life. Deep gratitude for their care.

I can't say enough about Bristol Hospice and the caring and compassionate staff. It didn't matter…read morewhat I needed or time of day they were there to help me care for my husband during his final days with our family. When you are going through this and are not sure what to do having someone to guide you and be there when needed is such a blessing.

Absolutely a God send!!!! A blessing from God. 2 years ago last week my father needed hospice and…read morethe well known hospice here in town denied his care and said if he was to be admitted, it would be hundreds a day out of my pocket. Wow! I was floored!!! Somehow Pro hospice contacted me and that very day showed me a beautiful room and admitted him that day. He was there 5 days and passed. He received the best care in his final days. I cant thanked them enough....

My sister died of cancer at 59 years of age very shortly after she discovered that she was filled…read morewith the disease. She choose to stay at Pro Hospice for the last few weeks of her life. My family took turns staying overnight with her. This is a wonderful facility, owned by two very caring sisters. If you can't care for your loved one on your own, this is a very good option for end of life care. Simply wonderful people and place. I was able to prepare her meals in the kitchen, and our family gathered in the great room. They did everything in their power to help us through. My sister's pain was controlled and we were all supported. This is a super place!