The care is horrible. My father was sent there for rehab. Left him in bed and almost no physical…read moretherapy which was required after surgery. They did not provide him ice as required. He was doing better in the hospital and went downhill in that facility! I do not recommend.

my brother in there now ,it's very bad. please, don't sent your love one there…read more To the owner of this facility : if you got to do the job, go to see your patients and your employer more often

As a former home care nurse I find Carenade to be a great service. They are easy to work with and…read morehelpful with finding home care. It's nice that you can compare all the pricing as well. Definitely recommend giving them a call especially for elderly family members considering home care.

From the owner: Carenade makes it easy for families to find the best local home care agencies. You can shop,…read morecompare, view pricing and book care. We only feature accredited agencies. It is important to purchase care through an accredited agency. Agencies are reliable, caregivers are managed, and purchasing care this way protects you and your family from liability. All agencies have been carefully screened by our CEO Dr. Jordan Kapper, an emergency medicine physician. Carenade is available by phone, online or in-person. Call (833)-ShareTheCare to schedule a home visit with one of our "Care Coordinators".

can't say enough about country meadows and their incredible staff. Krystal Spinella, director of…read moreresident services is amazing. she is friendly, helpful, kind, quick to respond and goes above and beyond to help her residents and their family. My mom has been a resident there since the end of march and has made lots of friends. overall, I rate them a 5

My father had his leg amputated and we were in a scurry to find a rehabilitation facility that…read morewould accept him and would not cause additional problems. After touring numerous facilities we begged for admittance at country meadows. The biggest plus there is that they are well staffed and my dad would have the proper care that was necessary, the patient to staff ratio was one of the highest I saw and this makes a big difference in the care you would receive. (previously, prior to the amputation he was at New Eastwood in Easton where he'd press a call button and over an hour and a half later would soil himself because nobody responded, so staffing number's definitely count)..... Throughout the whole stay at Country Meadows the staff all cared for my father very well, he liked some of the food and some he did not. Although he got a bed ulcer, he previously had the start of it at the hospital so CM was definitely not to blame. Their showers are clean and easy accessible and they have the staff to bathe residents twice a week. They even have a salon to get your hair washed in the interim. Everyone there was accommodating to his needs and would recommend them to anyone looking for short term rehabilitation or even long term care. I felt that my dad was safe there every time I left from a visit.

This agency does not even deserve any stars, let alone 1…read more The "aides" have very little to no skills. show no initiative, and always have to be told what to do even though it is spelled out in the care plan. They seem to only be concerned with sitting on their phones or watching videos or movies on their tablets. I never had any consistency with which aide would be coming, even though it was promised that I would be matched with an aide with whom I developed a good rapport. Never happened. Punctuality was always a problem, and I went 3 consecutive Sundays with no coverage at all; thank heaven for my family! There were too many days when my aide never showed up at all, and both the scheduler and the owner always swore to get me an aide when I called the office, but consistently gave a disclaimer, always promising "I am trying to get someone, but they must be sleeping, or their phone must be turned off." My favorite was one aide who deserted me (I am wheelchair-bound) to drive to McDonalds for her lunch. These girls--yes, most were 20-somethings whose experience caring for clients consisted of caring for their grandmother. Another highlight-I use that word extremely loosely-was caregivers who arrived sick--I have a suppressed immune system and cannot be around anyone who is coughing, sneezing, etc. One time the caregiver spent her shift wiping her runny nose; she claimed it was "allergies." I spent the next week in bed with a severe Upper Respiratory infection, and was extremely weak. There is NOTHING "bright" or "star"-worthy about this agency at all. I have nothing but regrets about ever having dealt with them!

From the owner: BrightStar Care is a leading home care and medical staffing agency aimed at providing A Higher…read moreStandard to those entrusted to our care. Our professional care teams, each led by a Registered Nurse, deliver expert, compassionate, and personal care.