After my mother had back surgery we were at a loss to what to do because to our surprise Medicare…read morewould not cove at home assistance. We both had full time jobs and needed someone to take care of my Mom during her recovery. After talking to a neighbor about our situation she recommended a come called Homewell care services. We called and Rob and Chandra came out and met with us and they were very compassionate and showed real concern for our situation. They went into depth about what would meet our needs and then they went into depth about my Motherd needs. They made it all about us and not about the money. And when we did get to cost we were amazed how affordable it was to have some one in our home taking care of our Mom when we couldn't and all if their caretakers our put through a thorough background check and license ,bonded and insured. My Mom loved the caretakers they provided and it got to the point that my Mom was asking when is Mary coming again, We not only got a caretaker, my Mom got a new friend. If you find the need to have someone come in to assist recovery for a loved one or just someone to provide companionship Chandra and Rob are the ones to go to. They are life savers and I highly recommend thier service to anyone who is looking for a first class service from people who really care. Thank you HomeWell Care for being there in our time of need. Joni Lischer ​

When my husband was ready to be discharged home from Whitehall Rehabilitation Center after…read morerecovering from sepsis, we needed homecare to help him fully recuperate and regain his strength and independence. I was referred to HomeWell Care Services in Lake Forest and spoke with the owner, Ines Eisner, MD, PhD, who immediately grasped our situation and offered a viable plan. I was impressed by her professionalism, knowledge, and sensitivity and felt like I was speaking with a personal friend. Ines visited my husband at rehab, and then met me at our home to inspect the setting and offer suggestions to facilitate recovery. On the morning of my husband's discharge, Ines met us at the Whitehall and introduced us to our lovely new caregiver, Noreen, whom I soon referred to as our "Guardian Angel." Noreen moved into our home for two weeks, assisting my husband with all of his needs on the road to full recovery while simultaneously helping me around the house. Rehabilitation impacts not only the patient, but the entire family. Noreen was invaluable, maintaining a very positive and cheerful attitude -- she was tireless and couldn't do enough. We will be sad to see her leave, but plan to stay in touch. I highly recommend this agency.

There are no words for the peace and relief I've felt since connecting with Full Bloom Memory Care…read more From day one, their team has treated my loved one -- and me -- with compassion, respect, and unwavering support. They don't just provide care; they provide dignity, understanding, and genuine connection. Every phone call, every check-in, every thoughtful detail reminds me that we're not alone on this journey.

Full Bloom's description is 100 percent accurate! They have the dementia care expertise, but even…read moremore importantly, they bring so much personal caring as well. Each of them has gone above and beyond expectations in so many ways -- thus the "concierge-level approach" -- which it certainly is, caring for, and getting to know, each individual patient. Theirs is definitely not a cookie-cutter approach. Their communication is excellent, their app provides details about each visit immediately, their resourcefulness is unmatched from any agency I have tried/heard of. I can't thank Full Bloom enough. I want to also note my loved one is no longer at home, but Full Bloom has made the experience at a senior living facility SO much fuller. As their site notes (and it's true!), they not only have made my loved one's life infinitely better, they have contributed exponentially to my own peace of mind. Thanks to them, both my loved one and I have many, many more good days.

BEWARE!! Terrible management and unreliable staff. Feel free to contact me before you choose this…read moreagency. I have stories, emails and voice mails of unprofessionalism by both management and caregivers. Using this agency caused my family extreme stress - on top of the stress of caring for an elder needing 24/7 care. I would NEVER recommend this agency.

If I could give Right at Home zero stars, I would, and they would not even deserve that. Stay away…read morefrom this company, they will cause you and your loved one nothing but stress. My family used Right at Home in 2022. It has taken me until now to write a review because I just did not want to think about how bad their service was. We are in a much better place now, and I feel compelled to warn others. Right at Home was truly awful- no communication. I'm not sure how they even had clients. We had to call them to find out who was coming for my mom. I can't recall EVER receiving a phone call informing me, I always had to call them. Schedules that should have been known and planned for became unnecessary emergencies because of their poor communication. My mom very much liked one of their caregivers - she was wonderful - so we were tied to the agency. That it the only reason we stuck with them as long as we did. The caregiver was pregnant, and we had to tell them! They claimed they were unaware. Right at Home had zero communication with us regarding her replacement until WE asked them if they had a plan. Their staff made us feel like they were only concerned about the money. I truly felt like they would just throw whoever they could on the schedule and they did not have as many caregivers as they said they did when we signed up with them. Two of their caregivers abandoned my mom. I never heard an apology. When I contacted their owner, Matt, regarding an issue, I got no follow thru other than an email thanking me for my communication and a promise to be in touch. Never heard from the guy again. They simply placed whoever they could find with my mom, taking no consideration as to how she would react to the person. Just horrible service. If you are a caregiver - don't sign up with them. They will treat you like crap and lie to you. I absolutely DO NOT recommend Right at Home. We've since used a different agency - and I can confidently say that Right at Home does not deserve to be in business. Don't trust your loved one in their care.

A huge thank you to Karen, Karla, and Leslie for caring for my Father like he was their own and…read moremaking my Mom and I feel like family too. From the onset Karen and Karla made time to get us started ASAP and started caring for my Dad immediately after a bad experience he had at an in patient rehab. Our first couple of nites back home with my Dad were more than we had anticipated and Leslie even came after hours to take care of an urgent health need and help us thru a hard spot in our first few days back home. We are so grateful for the care and steady support of this team. I highly recommend this great group to anyone needing care giving support. Thank you also to Dionna for the initial call to start with Assure. These Ladies have all been such true professionals and actual Angels on earth. They are forever in our hearts and prayers for their kindness. I wish them All well earned and deserved successful careers at Assure Home Assist. The company and these Ladies representing it are fantastic. Many Thanks.

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Assisting Hands is a great company full of great people. They treat their clients as well as their…read morecaregivers with respect and fairness. They will always do their best to accommodate any situation, and are a great choice when it comes to professional home care.

From the owner: Our trained dependable caregivers and personal assistants can help overcome those challenges, and…read moremake home an even better place to be. We include everything from companionship, meal preparation, medication reminders, shopping and errands, light housekeeping and laundry, to personal care and help with bathing and dressing.

The new management is poor. They constantly lose staff. The food service is in disarray and many…read moretimes run out of food. There are some many kind and caring staff.

Hope it improved since January 2025 when several of the upper level mgmt left the facility. Staff…read moremorale and communication not very good Had to report multiple incidents to corporate. Someone did call to discuss, but was given token answers and nothing changed-just got worse. Okay for independent care if resident doesn't require a lot of care. Once additional care required, care quality very poor.**Activity program has always been very good. They get the one star-the rest get "0".

Four yrs ago my 96 yr old Mother suffered broken ribs & a punctured lung from a fall in her home…read more North West Community Hospital recommended we put her in an aftercare for a month. The social worker explained there is nothing governing these places so it is important to go visit them in person before choosing. My brother and his wife live in Libertyville, IL. They had experience with Manor Care because his wife's mother had been a patient the year before. My Mother stayed at Manor Care aprox. 2 months. It was a wonderful experience. She was well cared for. The staff was incredible- caring, attentive, patient. The facility was well maintained. They offered simple but ever so important services like a hair salon. I can't say enough positive things about Manor Care in 2017. Flash forward to Manor Care 2021. My Mother had another fall and went there for 2 months. Nothing is the same. Mind you it's Covid Pandemic and I have taken that into consideration. But as of today I would not put my Mother back in Manor Care. This time around the staff was , let's just say that they need to hire people that have experience with old people. The current staff has no patience. They don't think helping a patient change their compression socks is part of their job.. My Mother weighs all of 96 lbs. She takes pride in her appearance. She's starting to get confused. They didn't care. They gave her too much miralax and she had an accident. They were not about to help her change. What made this so much worse was 1st the 2 week quarantine. My Mother was vaccinated as was my brother and myself. Even after the 2 week quarantine we were not allowed in person visits. We could go stand outside her window and talk to her on the phone.. The receptionist let my brother go inside in person one time. That was huge! I hope I don't get that person in trouble for writing this. But it made a big difference in my Mother's mental state. Due to covid there is no hair salon service, which to an older lady is so important... I cannot stress that enough. There is no Doctor for the patients or family to talk to . My Mother was in severe pain. NWC Hospital prescribed pain meds before they released her.. Manor Care said they didn't know about any meds and there is no Doctor there to handle this type of issue. My Mother takes a sleeping pill every night. Otherwise she cannot sleep, is up all night , has night terrors etc. Again, Manor Care didn't have any instructions to give her anything. Just trying to get ahold of my Mother's nurse(s) was next to impossible. I asked for a call back at their convenience, multiple times. I could not speak to anyone when I called no matter what time of the day. My Mother is not a big eater. She lost 13 lbs during this last stay. Four years ago Manor Care offered a Menu with choices for all 3 meals. Not anymore. My Mother can't afford a 13 lb weight loss. Manor Care is a family owned company. To the 2 brothers that run it: Please look into fixing these type of issues. My Mother just had another fall today and is in the hospital. It looks like she will need to be put in another aftercare. Manor Care is conveniently located 10 blocks from my brother's house. I dread the thought of my Mother going back there. Manor Care is very expensive. For the amount of money they get per patient - the level of care and service is absolutely terrible. I understand that Seniors can be difficult. Laws affect what the staff can and cannot do. I'm grateful my Mother made it home. I'm grateful she wasn't abused or hurt by the staff, which happens all the time in some of these places. They get away with it by paying off the families with a gag order settlement. It gets swept under the rug and the facilities aren't held accountable. Make sure you research any place before you choose one.

Terrible. My grandmother got her identity stolen here. She also was set to the ER several times for…read moreUTIs. What they did to my grandfather was even worse. The most terrible place with ungodly staff procedure. Shame on all of you. If I could put no stars I would. Do not send your loved ones here.

I am an intensive care trained RN, who was in need of home health nursing and physical therapy…read morefollowing a prolonged, serious illness and hospitalization. I was both surprised and very pleased with the quality of nursing professionals at Northern Rose. The CEO is intensive care trained, as was the RN she sent to my home. Both were insightful, smart, and so helpful with suggestions regarding my plan of care. The physical therapists sent by Northern Rose were so very much more helpful than the physical therapists at the "rehab" center I was recently discharged from. I progressed more in just a few sessions with them, than I had during several weeks at the center. I would highly and enthusiastically recommend Northern Rose Home Health services to anyone I care about, they were wonderful!!!

Northern Rose has provided nursing and physical therapy for my mom. They were very professional and…read moreknowledgeable. I would highly recommend them.