want to give this place 5 stars all of the nurses were so…read morecaring towards my dad. The family members actually became friends with the nurse. want to thank you Evelyn's house for giving my dad a place somewhat like home. I was surprised my dad Tom Nelson had passed away early Friday morning around 3am. I know he was in the absolute best care that was given to him. he was the best dad to me and will be missed

We had to use Evelyn's House as a hospice home for my mother. When we were first told about needing…read moreto go to a hospice house we were a bit hesitant but the care she received while at Evelyn's was beyond amazing. All the nursing staff were so kind and courteous with all their dealing and the office staff (social worker/chaplain) were excellent with answering any questions we had. The facility is amazing and clean with multiple areas for family to relax when they may need a small break. We are so thankful for the staff at Evelyn's house for easing this transition for our family.

The Kindred Staff are kind, understanding and really helped both my family and my father during the…read morehardest time of my life! They dont just come in and care for the patient, but they care for the family too with lots of education about what to expect, compassion and 24/7 help! They really are an amazing group of nurses and medical staff!

The Kindred Nurses assigned to my mother at St. Sophia went over and beyond what is expected. They…read morenot only cared for my Mom, but assisted me with understanding the transition process. They were excellent!!! Thanks Debbie and Bertha !!!

One of my siblings chose this place for my Dad. The nurses were nice, but they seemed to be…read moreunexperienced. My Dad passed away in April of 2022. He was in extreme horrible pain, hollering and moaning for hours & hours. The morphine they were giving him did not help-out at all with his pain. The nurse was suspose to inject the morphine in the side of his mouth towards the back, instead she injected it in the front of his mouth, causing him to aspirate (CHOKE) on it. It was absolutely one of the worst experiences of my life, and my siblings. I wouldn't never recommend this company to anyone. I got a different hospice care company for my Mom, they were great. They told me that Crossroads should have given my Dad a fentanyl patch, since the morphine wasn't working.

I don't usually write reviews but I do not want another family to have to experience what we did…read morewith Crossroads Chesterfield. We spent the last hour of my mothers life literally begging for them to send us the morphine they had been promising for the last 12 hours. Worst experience of my life. Stay away from Crossroads. I could only post review if I gave them 1 star.

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

My dad has been there for years, we love it! The director Tim was always so pleasant. Got to know…read morehim more recently with a problem with my dad. Not only did Tim Nye handle it, he made sure it was fixed and did so with dignity and professionalism that seems rare these days. I feel so blessed to have my dad so well taken care of! Thank you for running an affordable top notch home for my dad. Especially in this crazy busy world! I would recommend Autumn View Gardens in Ellisville to anyone who loves their parents or family and want them well taken care of and loved like family!

My mom has been there over a year. She is well-cared for and the staff has done an outstanding job…read morekeeping everyone safe during this quarantine. I highly recommend Autumn View Gardens.!

I visited my great friend. He was recently discharged from a hospital, but needed some rehab to…read morestrengthen himself to go home alone. I was there January 1. I checked in, gave the name of visitee (Is that a word?), and she sent me past the vestibule, through the lovely appointed public area to his room. He didn't know I was coming (probably my bad), yet, the place looked OK, and he looked better. He said everybody was great there. The staff was friendly, and rehab went according to doc-prescribed. We talked in the lovely appointed public area, and actually went outside for three hours -- come on -- January 1 -- and it was warm and balmy. Lots of residents passed by us, and knew who he was, which made me think there was a friendliness, camaradarie among these short-timers. He went home shortly thereafter. And we went out to lunch as we could. He is my great friend. And he died Wednesday in his sleep at home, November 8. P.S. He was a Yelper. I've known him for 25+ years.

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.

Have a loved one who is a Memory Care resident there. She was celebrating her 90th birthday. The…read morefacility has a small, private room for celebrations. Will seat about 12 comfortably. Fridge and microwave close by. Family has been very satisfied with the care there. Place is clean. Have to check in on electronic machine and check out when you leave.

I wouldn't leave my worst enemy at this facility. The staff is lazy, unprofessional and constantly…read morechanging. They would be better off working at McDonalds than caring for people's loved ones. We were given the biggest "sales pitch" and fell for it at the expense of my parent's health and now quality of life. If this were a place caring for children people would be outraged...it's so sad the same cannot be said about the elderly.

My mom is in there care right now. We have not gotten all the things they said would supply but…read morehave not adult diaper, gloves, wipes. She been in there care 4 days and didn't get no medicine from them. I had to call 4 times and on that 4 call that person got a cussing that you wouldn't believe. That's is how I finally just got the morphine only. And has of today she been in there care 6 days now. I would have gave them a worse but that's the lowest it go. So if you care for your family members don't use CARIS.

Let me start off by saying this is the first negative review I have ever written in my life. I have…read moreworked with many Hospice Companies for over 20 years during my career in the Senior Housing Industry as well as my own personal family end of life events. I recently have experience working with Caris as my loved one was put on hospice originally to help with the loved ones anxiety. Within a few weeks after my loved one had been approved for hospice with Charis, my loved one started to decline and was then assessed to continue on Hospice as an end of life service. At the beginning, the family member that had POA for healthcare had requested that medication be adjusted so the love one would be more alert during the day. As the loved one declined and they put her on end of life service, the medication that helped with the loved ones severe anxiety was discontinued. When I asked how this anxiety would be controlled, I was told that they would take care of it. After the change, My loved one became more anxious and agitated. She would moan, cry for help, and try to get out of bed on her own. It was clear that our loved one was very uncomfortable and in distress. When questioned again about the medication, the nurse became defensive and started accusing the family's decision to try to keep the loved one more alert which was before the end of life process had begun. The nurse would say, yes I hear her moaning and crying out, she does that all the time. That night, our loved one got out of bed, fell, cut her head and received a gash in her leg. After that, the following day, medication was finally addressed. Our loved one finally got the peace and dignity she deserved. Hospice workers should be trained to put the care of the patient first while educating family members on what should be done and why changes are important for their loved one to not suffer. Our loved one suffered for days because this simple rule was not followed . No family member should ever have to see their loved one's life end in this manner. After finally getting the peace and dignity our loved one deserved, end of life came. After the death, The misinformation continued. The cause of death was given by the medical director of Caris as dementia. Our loved one had never been tested for dementia, diagnosed with dementia, or shown signs of dementia. Being certified by the state to conduct assessments to find right placement for individuals and running Memory Care communities for years, I believe I would have recognized the signs. No, I will not use Caris or recommend Caris for end of life services to anyone.