Recently my elderly father came to spend a few weeks with us and we reached out to Home Instead…read more Everything about our experience with them was positive. The caretakers were true professionals and were kind and caring. There were no issues at all with scheduling, everyone was on time and last minute requests for extra care were provided with no fuss. I would highly recommend the use of Port St. Lucie Home Instead for your caretaker needs.

We had a very poor and expensive experience in Memory Care at the Atria Park at St. Joseph's…read more If your loved one had any negative behaviors associated with dementia/Alzheimer's. Our 85 year old, 93lb., insulin dependent mother who suffers from mid-stage Alzheimer's unknowingly had a UTI when we placed her here and became confused and agitated. She hit one of the workers twice. We knew this was out of character for her so we sent her to the hospital where she was admitted for IV antibiotics. We were told that we needed 1:1 care which was provided by an agency they recommended. We then placed her on anti-psychotic meds to hopefully stop episodes of agitation. She was given 3 different medications which resulted in low BP and pulse, lethargy which resulted in syncopal episodes. I was not informed of the 1st incident. The second incident happened while I was there. When we asked the workers for the nurse, we were told that he was on the Assisted Living side and the didn't know how to reach him as he didn't answer the walkie-talkie. There were several times where a nurse was unavailable as they were on the AL side. Towards the end of the month, the nursing director stated that we would start tapering the 1:1 care and transition her to their care as there were no further episodes of hitting. Unfortunately, she developed a second UTI and again became agitated and confused. It was reported to me that she hit someone again and we were then told that due to her frequent UTI's secondary to her anatomy and her colitis, we would need to provide 1:1 care indefinitely 3 days prior to the end of the month. It cost us $16,000.00 for the one month in 1:1 care coupled with the $6,500.00/month for their fees. Of course, they know that no one can afford such exorbitant costs on a sustained basis. The man in the next room has been yelling and screaming out frequently and his wife had to find a new place for him. Most of the food was less than appetizing. When they served fish which my mother does not eat, they offered her such foods as hot dogs despite having discussed her dietary needs at our intake interview. This happened frequently. The facility is quite dated with small rooms. The A/C units are antiquated wall units which are loud and kick on and off all day and night. They supposedly fixed this issue when I complained, however, it was not rectified which frequently woke my mother at night. The patio was full of leaves and unkept. The hallways smell of urine and feces. My advice if you are considering a place for your loved one is to avoid Atria Park at St. Joseph's, although they advertise being a Memory Care for Dementia/Alzheimer's patients, if your loved exhibits or develops any of the normal/frequently seen adverse/negative behaviors, look elsewhere.

This review is from my dad, R. M. "For nearly two years my…read morewife and I have been residents of Atria Park of St. Joseph's. During this short span we have had three directors - 1 being interim. That director was very instrumental in organizing and handling our evacuation to Orlando during the 2019 hurricane predicament. No one has had to face such a dynamic challenge as our present director: Frances Scogna. COVID-19!! Frances is so concerned about us the residents and staff. Being an enormously talented leader who looks further down the road, she leads us in a very personable, professional manner. Through her constant communication with residents, staff, and family members, she keeps us well informed of where we are, actions taken, and what to expect in the future. She is assertive when necessary, very honest, dedicated, and possesses a positive attitude that has built a culture of mutual trust in all of us. Frances's primary focus in the well-being of all the residents and staff of Atria Park of St. Joseph's. We are blessed."

Excellent care for my husband and he actually enjoys the food because it is everything he enjoys;…read morethe CNA are remarkably good and constantly helpful always; I feel good that my husband is getting great care when I am not there, and that they take care of him like he's family. I am happy with their care of him.

Inability to manage scheduling make trilogy useless...was supposed to have a week of care...managed…read moreto get one visit as they don't answer phone and clearly have insufficient and incompetent administrative personnel. People that can't even operate a business should never be responsible for anyone's healthcare. Avoid at all costs. Disorderly predatory service that should have their license lifted

Amazing company to be a part of - they treat their employees well - and every patient has said…read moreamazing staff. Sympathetic empathetic caring staff.

My husband spent some time at this facility for rehab. The staff was kind and competent …read more I want to especially thank Michelle Thompson the social worker who was the case manager. She not only kept me informed but alerted me to what happened next when he left Martin Nursing. She walked me through the steps that I needed to take to get my husband into an assisted living facility. I had no idea of where to begin but her knowledge and compassion guided me through each step. In addition, she always followed through with time sensitive paperwork which was most appreciated. She also assisted in my getting the necessary hospital bed and wheelchair that he needed. I truly would have been lost without her assistance. Martin Nursing is fortunate to have her on their team.

My Aunt who is 96 has been here for 2 weeks. She fell and fractured her pelvic bone. I have been…read morevisiting her every day for hours and have been very happy with her care! The nurses and aides have been great with her. She also has Alzheimer's, so most of the time she forgets everyone and everything, but her mood has been good. I like that they are not pushing her to walk and her stress fracture is healing fast. The rehab ppl Are great to!!

I would highly recommend Noth Stuart Physical Therapy. The staff is extremely professional and…read morefriendly. The quality of care is exceptional.

I had total knee replacement and they were so knowledgeable of all the muscle groups that needed to…read morebe worked on. They challenged you to work on those muscles but not to the point of pain where you needed medication . Can't praise Patrick enough of his personal connection with patients.

I had need for my dad to be accompanied while I had errands and appointments. Visiting Angels were…read moreamazing in accommodating my needs when making the schedule, finding the right fit to be with him and now I can go out without having to worry. My "Angel" , Jenn, is amazing with dad, she makes sure he eats and is happy. It means alot to me. I am less stressed and the best part is. Dad can stay in home and not ever have to go back to the understaffed assisted living facilities in our area.

Visiting Angels of Port St. Lucie has been tremendously beneficial for my mom. We have a wonderful…read morecaregiver, Christine, who bonded with mom very quickly. Mom looks forward to her visits and always has tasks planned they can do together like shopping, cooking, cleaning, errands, walks etc. Having Visiting Angels come weekly has been the best thing for mom. I highly recommend them and Lea and their team is very compassionate and matches the best caregiver for your loved one.

I have absolutely nothing Bad to say pertaining to this company me and my wife, both were a little…read morehesitant due to them being younger however, they did an absolute phenomenal job. I will definitely be using them again if we ever need their services again. Thank you