Joy Jennings was attendant With 2 others. Thanks. Each day. Is short and another to add…read moregoodness. Jan 2021

My family and I needed some overnight care for my 86-year-old grandmother. As a family we were…read moretrying to deal with it alone but it became very overwhelming for everyone. We called and spoke with the staff at Halo. They were very comforting to answer any of our questions. We spoke with the owner Adam about our insurance benefits. He was helpful andvery knowledgeable about long-term care insurance. We were very surprised about how quickly they were able to start the service. I called on a Friday at 4 PM The initial assessment was set at 6:30p. And by 7 PM they had a wonderful caregiver there to cover the overnight. She helped us organize and get my grandmother comfortable into bed. I realized that as a family we were way over our head and trying to provide care ourselves. Because our caregiver made everything that we were struggling with look very easy. Overall this is a wonderful business. And the caregivers are so very caring. I would recommend them to anyone.

I just wanted to share that Cella Bella was the right fit for taking care of my 86 year old father…read morewho is an above knee amputate. He needed help with his basic needs. When I first met them they were very sensitive to my father's situation and after a couple of caregiver trials were able to find the right person to take care of him A strong recommendation for LuAnna Boniwitz who was extremely patient with my father and was always understanding of his daily struggles.

We hired Mary and her team. Mary as the CEO was great and she did her best. The nature of the…read moreindustry is these people tend to drift in and out of jobs. Our caregiver was not adequate, but I am willing to give the company (not person) another chance at a later time. My advice: 1. Interview the caregiver first prior to signing a contract. 2. Understand that person's location, miles they will drive and personal commitments they have. 3. Finalize your own assessment prior to agreeing to move forward, ask for a different option (resource wise) if you are concerned about the person you met with.

Corey is an absolute treasure. Articulate, compassionate and well connected. We've utilized him…read moremultiple times as my mom's health has declined. Each time my mother had differing needs, but always had a sense of urgency to find a new caregiving facility. I honestly don't know how we would have navigated through this period without Corey's help. Sincerely, thank you!

Corey Goward was very helpful when my dad needed to find a new place to live. He was kind, patient,…read moreand very good at explaining the process and laying out the various options. I never felt pressured by him, and I'm certain that thanks to his help we were able to find the best place for my dad.

Do NOT sign up with these people. I thought they would be helpful and initially, they were. We,…read morehowever, found a place w/o the assistance of A Place for Mom, but now I'm stuck in SPAM Hell. They continually email me despite the fact that I have nicely, and more recently not so nicey, told them that we were no longer in need of their services. I block their emails and someone else emails me. I block their texts, and someone else texts me from another number. Unless you want to be bugged to death for the rest of your natural life, do not use this service.

Don't call this place! They only have 2 or 4 places in their "recommend"list and they will badger…read moreyou for the REST OF YOUR LIFE to see if Mom wants to move into one of them.

Uncompassionate and rude. The owner here is nothing I would allow to be around my mother…read more Listenening to him conduct business with other clients was the flag and made me run.

Amadas Senior Care is one of our preferred caregiving services and I am very pleased with the…read morequality of care they provide to patients and the quick response in assisting with services to the families. Mandy is always willing to go the extra mile to make sure patients and families are taken care of. Great company to work with.

Stella is caring, reliable, and kind. Such a big help! I have recommended Visiting Angels to…read moreseveral friends. Thank you.

We have been using Visiting Angels for over 4 years to provide care for my mother-in-law, and…read morethey have been terrific. Our primary caretaker they have provided is excellent and the management team is very accommodating at providing care when schedules shift or something unexpected comes up.

This company not only provides great care they handle much more once you are working with them…read more After calling and meeting with Shay. She was able to see we needed help with my grandmother. At times we would need help at appointments, taking her to have her hair done and sometimes grocery shopping. They handle it all and even did cleaning. the best is that my grandmother looks forward to seeing her caregiver and they are like family now. Of course we wish we could do it all but with jobs, kids in sports we needed help. Shay was able to pin point our needs and and there hasn't been anything she hasn't found a solution for. Please don't burn yourself out. Contact them and get help you won't regret it.

From the owner: Every person has an inner spark, something that age and illness cannot take away. We Elevate the…read moreHuman Spirit! Our home health care services in Austin, TX go beyond daily care needs--bringing about a sense of hope, connectedness, and joy! Our in-home care services for seniors include transportation, companionship, bathing and incontinence care, 24-hour and live-in care, and more! All caregivers for the elderly are carefully screened, rigorously trained, and fully insured! Call us today!

Visiting Angels is a terrible company, I applied and they didn't get back with me and 6 weeks later…read moreI called them and nobody returned my phone call and I called again a front desk person took my information and still not a follow-up call. This is very unprofessional and unreliable!

Do not use this company. The one woman they sent sat in the corner with some instrument she brought…read moreand just played it. NO help with my dad whatsoever. The next woman they sent, really inserted herself into our lives in an unprofessional and uncompassionate way. She pushed my daughter out of the way while she was saying good-bye to her grandfather-like my kid was taking too long to say good-bye before she left for her dad's house. That was the last time my daughter saw him before he died and this is the last memory she has of this ass woman who inserted herself where she shouldn't have. She drove my mom to my daughter's grandparent's day event and acted like she was part of the family and joined in on the activities--I only found this out after the fact. When asked to sit with my dad and attend to his needs, she was put off. These people they send seem to be randoms who have zero training in working with families in need.

About a year ago, we needed to place my mother in a home that would understand and address her…read moresignificant needs, both physical and dementia-related. It's a difficult decision for any family, because this is a stage of life when our loved ones are more vulnerable than we've ever known them to be, and yet at such a moment, we have to trust them with strangers to get them the level of professional care they need. I couldn't have been happier with the care at Arden Courts. From the activities, to the food, to the full time nurse on staff, to the overall love and affection she received, Arden Courts was exactly what we hoped it would be. At one point I said to one of my brothers after observing a particularly poignant moment of their work, "The staff here are like saints." He reminded me of this when I told him I was going to write a review. Mom just passed away a few days after Christmas, and in her honor, I wanted to let potential future resident families know what a great experience we had with Arden Courts.

Do not come here! The executive director is childish and rude. The facility is dirty and smells…read more In the short time we had our dad here, we often found him soaked in pee, saw staff throwing used wipes (if they remembered to use them), briefs, and chucks onto the floor, and found dried poop in his perineal hair. They are under-staffed and lack proper training for Memory Care. The only way to know these things is by putting a camera in your loved one's room.