This facility forces sick (fever, diarrhea, vomiting) staff members to work or be fired. So,…read moreresidents are being fed meals prepared by sick staff members.

My mother has been at Granite Gate for 6 years now and it is the pits. It was recently sold, thank…read moregoodness but this new Stellar Living also leaves a lot to be desired. My mother has problems with UTI's and both times their nurse was supposed to take samples and get to the labs has been a fiasco. They don't return calls, they don't answer emails, and if you ask a question they treat you like dirt. I would not recommend this place on my worst enemy. Didn't use to be this way, but they can't keep good help for some reason.

Amy and the staff at Margaret T. Morris facility treated my parents like family. Both parents were…read morein a different facility before coming to MTM. We needed to remove mom and dad from a different assisted living facility because of neglect, dishonesty, mean, and illegal behavior by the nursing staff at the "for profit" facility. Both mom and dad thrived at MTM in the loving environment that they provide. If your folks need a memory care facility please choose Margaret T Morris.

We are so happy that we made the decision to place our mother at Northstar. She had been in a large…read moreassisted living facility and then memory care and we thought the staffing ratio and level of care was just not what she needed to keep her safe and happy. Our mom's nurse practitioner recommended Northstar and we made the move. The facility is small, only 8 or 9 beds/rooms, but this makes the level of attention high and the atmosphere cozy. The staffing ratio was wonderful and the caregivers so incredibly caring. The food is homemade and my mom, a picky eater at the assisted living, ate everything she was offered. She also enjoyed sitting outside in the pretty backyard and watching the fruit trees ripen. The manager, Catalina, was incredibly easy to work with and our visits were always filled with warmth and laughter. Bottom line, Northstar was the right place for our family. No regrets!!!

The care my dad has received from Maggie's Hospice has been way above and beyond. Our family is…read moreforever grateful to them for their skill and their heart. I trust them completely.

We used Maggie's home care and hospice services. Every person we encountered was wonderful…read more Angela, Erika and Monica helped Steve try to reach his full potential with rehabilitation services. When he was unable to progress they kindly encouraged we consider hospice services. I was in denial but it was the kindest thing to do. The hospice services were also top notch. We had Amber and Christie for most of the time. They ensured he was comfortable and helped me learn how to be the best caregiver I could be and helped me with the hardest part of our lives. Rocky was also incredibly helpful and kind. Last but not least we had Lucy the CNA with both services. She was incredibly kind and patient and Steve felt very comfortable with her. Thank you, Lisa Lorenz

I was visited by a nurse from Alaga Healthcare. Her name was Evonne. She was so patient and…read morehelpful. She is really knowledgeable as well as very kind. Thank you so much for everything you do.

I have a great experience using Alaga Home Health Care. I am especially impressed with Tina Lay who…read morehas been so kind and helpful. She is a great communicator and any patient who gets to meet her and talk with her will be taken care of really well.

Alta Vista is like an answer to prayers. Seriously from the immediate call back to taking the lead…read morein bringing resolution to my mother. there is nothing they miss with you as the family member to them discussing the options with you. Perriann to Brittany to the entire staff welcomed my mom pulled off getting her settled in within 2 days. I was drowning in over my head and they took the lead in identifying the need and resolution. I could have not found a better place and as I mentioned at the beginning a true answer to prayers (and yes tears). Professional and welcoming environment plus subject matters experts. Lastly my mom loves it already. Thank you so much for caring from start to finish.

My mother lives at Alta Vista and has been part of the COVID protocols for the past year. I want to…read moreextend my thanks and appreciation to the staff and management for taking such great care of the residents. To have that large a facility and NOT ONE Covid case amongst the residents or staff is an amazing accomplishment. I got to wish my mother a Happy (and Healthy) Mothers Day today 15 months after the Covid Pandemic hit. THANK YOU ALTA VISTA for taking such great care of MOM! Laurie De Jonfg

In my opinion they purposely overbook to acquire medicare dollars. The friendly staff is…read moreoverbooked. If you don't want a meal, they still sereve it to get those $ I got hurt there, they never examined me. A STAT MRI order was placed, it took five days to get me to a hospital. The therapist and orderlies are fine, with one exception. They had a class exerxise that not only put patients at risk, it brought them and famly members to tears. The grounds are not safe for handicapped or visually impaired. Equipment, like for eyes, hasn't been updated for 19 years (when I was there). It should be shut down.

I spent 13 days here after hip surgery and found their patient plan and care is excellent. I had 2…read moretherapy sessions per day equaling 3 hours per day. The hospital staff, nurses, doctors, nurse assistants and the therapy staff were very efficient and friendly and knowledgeable of my condition and needs. I had a single bed room and it was very comfortable with a large bathroom. Their plan is to get you up and moving. The dining room food was good with many choices plus they are informed of each patients dietary restrictions. The staff if very friendly and helpful to your needs. They also have an inexpensive meal program for your family who might be visiting during a meal time. Over all I would recommend this hospital if you are serious about getting back on your feet safely as soon as possible with the proper PT and OT therapy. Carol S.

Very great company! Have used them in the past for help with my family and got a job with them…read morecause I loved the company so much! Office staff is amazing and the caregivers are all very well trained and have never had an issue with any of them! Best company in town! Great care :)

My husband is 83 and I am 77 and I am facing right shoulder replacement surgery in a couple of…read moreweeks. Since our goal is to remain in our single story townhome as long as possible, I decided to contact a senior agency that provides in-home non-medical care when I was no longer able to do our own housekeeping, knowing we would need additional help as time went on. I contacted Caring Presence. We had an intake and assessment meeting with Laura on 6/19/24. She was very caring and professional. I explained that I would like to have a thorough surface clean every other week and I would maintain between those cleanings and asked her if that would fit their definition of "light housekeeping". She indicated that they could accommodate our request. We discussed scheduling, and I responded that our townhome, which is a little over 1,200 square feet, took approximately 3 hours to clean, but not knowing the skill or speed of the caregiver to be selected, I indicated that I would be willing to pay for a fourth hour if it was needed. At the end of the meeting, she indicated my first scheduled cleaning day was to be Friday, June 28th. Paperwork that she left me included rules and expectations, and I will quote only what is relevant to this review. "You will be required to sign the caregiver's time sheet, which verifies each day and time services were provided." Additionally, I was required to give their agency 24 hour notice if services were not needed, which was very reasonable. On Friday, June 28th when we were prepared for the initial caregiver's visit, I received a call 45 minutes prior to her expected arrival to inform me that a caregiver had not yet been selected for us. Apparently, the 24 hour notice requirement only works one way. The next week, we received a call to inform us that a caregiver had been selected and she would arrive on Friday, July 5th at 9:00 am. Again, 40 minutes prior to expected arrival, I received a call from Caring Presence stating that the caregiver had called in at 1:00 am to report that she had food poisoning. Her visit was rescheduled for 2 weeks later, on July 19. She arrived promptly on the 19th, and we spent a half hour going over what needed to be done. I spoke to her about the 3 hour schedule and the fact I was willing to cover an additional hour if she needed it to do a thorough surface cleaning. She told me she was through just prior to a full 3 hours, and I confirmed with her that I was happy to pay for the full 3 hours. I asked for her time sheet, and she said she didn't have one. She told me I needed to sign on her phone to indicate that she had been there and done her work. There was nothing on the phone but a blank screen with signature line. I signed it. Although paperwork indicates she was not to receive a gratuity, I gave her $20 in cash to mostly offset her expectation that it had a 4th hour scheduled in case it was needed. On the following Monday, I received an email notice that $112 had been debited from my checking account for 4 hours of work at $28 per hour. I called Caring Presence to bring the mistake to their attention and ask for a $28 credit to my account. I also wanted to know where this timesheet was that I was supposed to sign to confirm her hours. I was told I could only speak to a person that was currently on vacation and he would have her call me first thing Friday morning when she returned. I asked to speak to Laura who did our assessment and set up our first schedule. He refused to allow me to do so. I received no call from their office on Friday morning. I hired a cleaning service and provided Caring Presence with a written termination of our Service Agreement via email on Friday afternoon. These Facts are why I could never recommend anyone to use the services of this organization.