hospice will not take care of a patient if they have a single caregiver. I am a caregiver to my…read morefather who qualified for hospice, but because I am a single caregiver who works and has no family in town they will not help. They have no care for caregivers. That is a complete lie in their commercials. very disappointed that I could not receive help for my father because I work. I hope this changes someday because I know that there are other people out there just like me struggling to take care of a loved one alone!!!!!!!!

Beautiful Place with many caring nurses and volunteers! Thank you!!!read more

I am a patient in Niagara County and I dont know if Im in the right place but I believe my people…read morework out of McAuley Seton of Niagara County! Jorge Cruz and Kelsey _____ are the best health home care people on the planet! Their upbeat and happy personalities along with basically everything they do for me is the best care Ive had! The entire McAuley experience has been incredible! Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!

I'm new to being treated by Mc AUrey Seton home care. I was use to VNA. But I am so pleased…read morewith the medical care I am receiving from the 4 nurses I have. Been. Fortunate to have here to care for my serious condition. Every. Associate gives care And sees. Things that are not right and contact my doctor to advise of their finding. I highly. Recommend their service

I wish I could add 10 stars! I thought Hospice was for people with terminal cancer. I had no idea…read morethat it was available to anyone. A few weeks back... my Grandmother was taken to Lockport Hospital to receive treatment for acute edema. She had not been well for sometime now and her condition continued to worsen. She had been living in a local nursing home. After being admitted to the hospital she was carrying more than 90 lbs of fluid on her small 4 ft 9 in frame. As a woman in her 80's, this was very serious. The hospital, following their normal protocol, was putting her through what seemed cruel and inhumane red tape. Blood pressure checks every few hours and countless attempts to draw blood leaving trails of black and blue marks. I reached out to a friend of mine who had a wonderful experience with Hospice in Wilmington, NC and they recommended calling our local office. We did and it was the best phone call we ever made. Hospice sent someone over right away to evaluate her and they determined after all the life prolonging measures the hospital was under going that she naturally would have only a few more weeks of life. This is not how we wanted her to leave. Crying in pain every day. She was admitted into Niagara Hospice the next day. I flew in the day after and saw a relaxed look on my mom's face for the first time. She walked me around the facility which looks like a beautiful hotel. The folks that work here are the kindest most caring people I have ever met. The purpose of this place is for family to be with their loved ones in a peaceful non-stressful environment. That is what this place is. They have beautiful landscaped gardens and areas to sit and reflect or gather yourself and your thoughts. The flowers are all maintained by volunteers and are exquisite! There is a coa pond and walking path with gazebos and stone paver tributes to others before us. The staff caters breakfast lunch and dinner to the family so you never need to leave. There is a conference room, a child's play room with computers and games as well as a chapel. They have a fully appointed kitchen area with couches and big screen TV. They also provide a pretty nice selection of music to take back to your room to enjoy. My Grandmother and my family found peace in a time of need from the wonderful staff at Niagara Hospice. We thank you for giving my family and my Grandmother a comforting warm environment to say goodbye and celebrate her life. We are planning her memorial tribute which will forever be etched in the stones at this facility, remembering her amazing spirit and kind soul which flies above us now on the wings of every songbird that sings there. If you are in need, please call them. They are truly there for you. If you have to give... give graciously to this worthy cause.

The entire staff was excellent doing my brother stay. When I visited the facility was clean &…read morecourteous staff. My brother was comfortable & at the end I believe he was at peace & staff was comforting doing our loss. I recommend Niagara Hospice to anyone who wishes their love ones last days to be meet with respect & dignity doing their transition time. THANKS TO ENTIRE DOCTORS & STAFF.

The photo below is of the original building, purchased in the 1970s by wealthy Pennsylvania family…read morewho had needed to travel to Buffalo to get care for their son with leukemia. Fun fact: This hospital-based hotel is the template for Ronald McDonald houses. It was done first in Buffalo. The houses (now plural) are located half a block from both Buffalo General Hospital and Oishi Children's Hospital. Families can stay with their loved one if living at a distance from Buffalo, as my friend did while undergoing chemotherapy. All houses are fully ADA; staff and volunteers are very kind.

Very accommodating and friendly staff beautiful place to stay for Roswell Cancer patients families.read more

I have been going to Inspired Health Group for over 20 years! I love all the nurses, PA's and Dr…read more Jen is my primary physician. I wouldn't have it any other way! They are truly concerned over YOUR HEALTH and Wellbeing! I have grown older in twenty years and gone through many changes in my life. This office has helped me find my way and directed me in a healthy and insightful and encouraging way! NO JUDGEMENT! I love them and I recommend them to EVERYONE, young and OLD.

Sorry to see a few 'BAD' reviews because I've know the providers of Inspired Health for decades,…read morebeen a patient for over a decade & have never seen nor witnessed anything but personalized, respectful & healthy patient care. I'd bet the reviews relative to 'controlled' or ADHD meds might have more going on than those patients care to admit. I'm confident if Inspired was compared to some other practices for patient outcomes, Inspired would be ranked higher- no doubts!

The people here are Nice and caring. They are truly dedicated to helping the population they serve…read more If a doctor has any concerns or questions regarding their patients, they can call at anytime and someone will help to navigate the programs available.

Well , my husband had a good experience with this pain MD . He was given neck injections and made a…read morefull recovery . He was given lortabs, Percocet , Vicodin , klonapin , fentanyl patches , because he had an accident BUT never took one . He relied on the neck injections and went to rehab PT and exercised daily . The waiting room looked like deaths waiting room . Everyone was strung out and slumped over waiting on refills and not one was ready to rehab themselves at PT . They literally handed out scripts like candy and one after another after another grabbed a prescription and bounced out. Kind of wonder about the lady that stunned her toe and got fentanyl patches and Percocet BUT hay ! Dr knows best ! Not sure I would recommend this place u less you need drugs !

Dr.Gosey basically gave me quality of life back. I have noticed that blame went to him when…read moresomeone abused their medication. I respected my medication, I appreciated it because it gave me the ability to care for many loved ones. Quality of life was returned following 3 failed surgeries and countless specialists. Dr. Gosey cared. He took a variety of approaches. My dosages were at a level I was in my right mind . Today pain management for most is abusive. Many are getting ripped off the only med that works anymore ( with drastic reductions in strength already). and pushed towards more surgery, etc. The pain scales means nothing. It seems funny to me that if patients abused their meds can go and blame the doctor. I lost a lot of loved ones due to alcoholism- they abused alcohol. Did anyone blame the alcohol makers? The stores that sell it? no. Another thing to question is it seems ( I am in a few pain sufferers groups) across America. Seems many states had their main pain management Doctors arrested. Then the attack on pain patients. While doctor Gosey was under attack- workers comp was already doing court cases to get patients off meds. This includes pain creams, pain patches and more. It all felt so orchestrated. Some blamed Gosey for their woes but who is considering the pain patients that ended their lives when pain relief was ripped away. I will forever be grateful to Dr. Gosey for allowing me to feel very little pain , so I could have quality of life. I'm being stripped of it now, there is zero compassion. My quality of life is low but that is not an issue for the pain management group. He will always be to me the doctor that listened, had compassion, and offered a variety of treatments including nerve blocks, pressure point injections, creams made up at pharmacy that helped with swelling, pain, lidocaine patches and more. All no longer ok- not ordered or allowed by comp. Dr. Gosey will always be my favorite doctor, because he cared.