Our family chose to have the 24/7 companion care for our dad at age 85. This service was provided…read morefor nearly 9 months. In this time, we got to know some of the most caring, compassionate and respectful individuals that provided peace of mind to know he was not alone. To all the caregivers, schedulers and coordinators, we thank you and feel fortunate to have found this company that provided the services we needed in a small town in Oklahoma. I would highly recommend Comfort Keepers to anyone in need of elderly care at home.

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They took care of my MIL while she was in a skilled nursing facility for over a year. Always very…read moreprofessional and if she needed a nurse they were always ready to come. They kept the family up to date on her issues. During her last 4 days of life, they had someone with her in the room for 24 hours. Not only to minister to the family, but mostly to be sure that she didn't die alone. Everyone pitches in for these watch's from Chaplin's to Social Workers. They were a great comfort and have to continued to be there for the family if needed.

I can't thank physicians choice enough!! They are absolutely the best. They showed such…read morecompassion and care. Anytime there was a question a nurse same right out. They offered so many services and help. Our case manager Toya and Nurse Lisa went over and beyond. God bless them. My family and I are so grateful. .

There is no way that I can express how wonderful and compassionate the staff is!…read moreMy mother-in-law was placed there, and they took such great care of her! They made our family feel very comfortable and taken care of by answering questions and letting us know what to expect. When she came to them, she wasn't looking that healthy. They bathed her and trimmed her nails and made her look so well!! She got her dignity back along with such a peaceful look. We will always remember the care and help they provided for her and us. Such an amazing place for the time she had left! Thank you and bless you all!

This place is amazing. It has a peaceful feel to the place. Shannon and Brenda were so kind and…read morecaring to my family and me. If you have a loved one who is at the end of their life, send them to the Hospice House. I wish he could have been there sooner.

We changed from one hospice provider who was not good at communicating after checking on Dad, to…read moreGood Shepherd. I wish we never would have changed. Good Shepherd is worse at communicating and even more terrible at responding. Dad's catheter was "backed up" for days. The nurse removed it altogether because she didn't have the right parts. Now Dad is uncomfortable and wet due to his incontinence and he doesn't want anyone to put a catheter back in. Because of his catheter being blocked for days and his confusion and agitation, we believe he has a UTI. We were told by the people answering the phone at the main number that it will take days to get his urine checked. We requested an antibiotic and some pain medication because Dad says he aches all over. Nope. We need a doctor's order. Again, lets just wait. I thought the main goal for a Hospice service was to keep the patients comfortable? Maybe they should think about changing their name... Update: I just spoke to Brandi Cooper who is AWESOME! If everyone was this thorough and communicated this well at Good Shepherd I couldn't recommend them enough. Hopefully, she was able to get everything between my Dad and Good Shepherd unstuck. We'll see.

It is with great gratitude that I write this letter in regards to Good Shepherd Hospice. We were…read morereferred at the right time to them and they were truly a blessing to us. I live 200 miles away from where my Mom was and they communicated with me on a regular basis and I was able to visit her a couple more times before she passed. Good Shepherd was vital in assisting her with pain control in spite of the nursing home not being prepared with her pain medication when she arrived there. I feel like they really cared about her and her well-being. I cannot say enough good things about all of the people who cared for her during this time and what a tremendous lifeline they were for me and my family. I would highly recommend any family that is in need of hospice care for a loved one in the Oklahoma City area to contact Good Shepherd Hospice.

I am a hospice RN in South Dakota. I was present with my family, who used this service, in the…read morefinal days of life. Wow. What an unorganized "Team" this was. No communication between disciplines. The nurse would say the SW would follow up, yet she never did. And when we called and asked for her, she returned a call and was extremely rude, acting like her job didn't include follow up to answer questions regarding legal logistics after death. The case manager and on call nurse at time of death were good, the chaplain was helpful, kind, and accepting. The family received terrible education regarding expected care on admission, and when called to ask questions were treated very rudely. My advice would be that that the good employees of this agency find a new place to work, and that people searching for hospice care definitely look elsewhere.

I can't prove they are the ones that stole my grannies jewelry but they were the only ones in the…read morehouse before they disappeared. And so very rude. Making jokes behind my grandmother's back about how she smells. Never send anyone there.