My experience with Amedisys in Hinesville, Georgia was very good. My needs consist of having…read moreoccupational, physical therapists and a little nursing. I had some great people helping me. I have not received my bill yet. I may be subtracting some stars.

This place is trash. Do not trust your family to their employees…read more My mother was a stroke patient who needed care in her home at a small town about 40 minutes outside of Savannah, GA. She needed care off and on from 2017 until 2020. My mother later told me on a couple of occasions that her "caregiver" stole my mother's iPad and laptop from her house. This was what she could tell had gone missing so far. The manager Maureen refuses responsibility and tells me that the ownership has changed hands since then. Her apathy and avoiding responsibilities is typical, lazy Georgia trash. Do not hire from this place.

I can no longer drive so Home Instead has helped me tremendously. I have used Home Instead for…read moreerrands, doctor appointments, shopping and helping me with chores around my apartment. I highly recommend them.

Hello! I would like to recognize one of Vickie's caregivers. Monisha (Mo) has been with one of my…read moredementia residents for over a year. When she is a sitter, Mo brings the resident out of the room to engage in activities. Very attentive with so much compassion. Not only is my resident very social, but she is also very interactive when Mo brings her out of her room to enjoy others company. Meals, snacks and nibbles are always given when Mo is sitting. Thank you to Ms. Vickie's helping hands for such a compatible person.

This is an incomplete, but honest review of Vickie's Helping Hand. I called Ms. Vickie today to…read morediscuss assistance for my elderly grandmother. Vickie, patiently and clearly stated the mission of her company and the commitment they have in upholding it for every client they serve. Vickie's understanding of my family's anxiety concerning our elderly grandparent was much appreciated. She validated our concerns and encouraged transparency in all ways. We haven't hired Helping Hands yet, but based on my conversation with Vickie today, we are definitely likely to do so very soon.

Blessed Care Home Care has been Very Helpful in Servicing the Consumers that I have Referred to…read morethem. Timely and Helpful with Providing any and all information needed to the Consumer and Family and also to many of the Social Workers prior to the Consumer being Discharged, to Insure Care upon the Consumer being Discharged.

The residence is comfortable and expertly maintained. Staff works diligently to make sure that…read moreresidents are comfortable and taken care of. Indoor and outdoor activities available daily. Definitely feels like home

Your Choice was the perfect solution to give my mother the in-home end of life care she wanted and…read moredeserved. Chariese and her team were professional, caring and dedicated. They made a very tough time for our family much easier. Highly and lovingly recommend them!

My mom chose Buckingham South because she knew quite a few residents at that time and they highly…read morerecommended them. I'm glad she did because she got high quality care and I had peace of mind with me being out of state. Rita and the staff met her needs and took care of her like she was family. I was always informed and received regular updates on her well being. The great thing about the care is it is adjusted to your needs from being self sufficient all the way to end of life. Thanks Rita for loving her well and making moms last 6 years over her life a pleasure.

Please please if you care AT ALL about your loved one, avoid this "assisted living" at all costs…read more If you'll notice, the oldest post from this page is September, 2022, less than a year ago. (I'm referring to their facebook pages) However, Buckingham South has been around since 1999. The former page was so trashed with horrible reviews, that a new one was needed. My dad was in that place for almost 5 years. His last year, (and the one and 1/2 before it) his monthly "rent" was upwards of $8,000.....even when he was in the hospital for 3 weeks out of four in the month. I have seen things I could never even imagine at a facility that I THOUGHT I could relax a little and visit my dad whenever I wanted. I have pictures of everything I'm saying to back up these egregious conditions. EVERYTHING First before anything else, there is only ONE CARETAKER per FLOOR! One horribly worked and underpaid caregiver for 25 residents per floor. Should one of the four call in sick or be needed to take care of her own family, then her floor is divided between the other overworked and underpaid staff. I personally know 3 caretakers who have quit--not because they didn't enjoy the residents and their families--but because there were so many infractions that were ignored when reported. I personally saw a blind woman in her wheelchair who had been at BS for under 3 weeks-left unattended outside-roll off the pavement into the 6 inch space between the curb and a parked car. It was one of the worst things I've ever seen. I was the only one with her until a caretaker with a conscience helped her and relieved me. It was awful. There is no security there. I facetimed my dad only to find him on the MEDIAN on Abercorn. I immediately called Rita who argued with me that my dad had just had a "beautiful dinner" and was in the dining room. First, the food is horrible. But most important was the fact she had no idea where my dad was, and she wasted valuable time arguing with me that my dad was inside. My dad was confused and scared. I have never seen my father like that. I'm still traumatized. I immediately got in my car and drove the 12 hours to Savannah. When I confronted Rita about this gross negligence, she told me that she couldn't be everywhere. I told her I didn't expect her to. She refused to hire any security and just accepted the risks, I suppose. These are not even the worst things I saw. I have pictures, audio and video tapes, past bills, and former staff who are looking for a way to get this information out. I'm happy to share all with anyone who calls or DMs me. My heart breaks for the people with no one checking on them. Those are the residents who are preyed upon. Only last Sunday, Rita deprived a bedridden patient with no family, of his only visitor, a former employee, who ever came to see him. Because of all the health violations the staff were supposed to ignore, she felt she could no longer stay there and left, rather than risk her license. Rita tried to get her back on staff, but she refused. When she went to visit her former resident and friend, Rita got wind of the situation, she immediately burst into this bedridden man's room and forced the only bright spot in his day out of the facility........all the while the resident kept repeating, "She's my friend!" And Rita even threatened the resident--who has been there since 1999--that if he liked this former caregiver so much, he could go to her new job. Remember, he's been one of the first people at this "assisted living" home. This poor man has been there over 20 years. It's all he knows at this point. Ask Rita who's driving Dr. Hubby's car.

Ryan and his team provided 24/7 care for my mother. They were beyond exceptional. They were…read moreresponsive, thorough, well trained, competent, kind and friendly. The VERY few issues we encountered were handled professionally and promptly. My family is grateful and highly Recommends.