My father's getting really good care at the Coastal View. He loves the girls that work there. They…read moreare like a small community. The residents are friendly and the overall atmosphere is very loving. V. G.

My 95 year old mom was here for a month. The facilities are sub par. The care is questionable. I…read morewould not put a family member here again. I don't feel she was safe there. I went every day and still she was left in unsanitary conditions, not monitored well. I hired a private caregiver to go there several hours a week to make sure she got showered and checked over. I got her out of there as soon as I could.

I had to have surgery and I used this service for a ride and aftercare. The service exceeded my…read moreexpectations. The caregiver arrived early and was very kind and supportive. She was even great with dealing with my panic attack I had right before my surgery when I became convinced that I was going to die and asked her to help me make arrangements for my dog in case I didn't wake up from anesthesia. I think that her name was Kari (?). Awesome service!

Care giver Molly has been helping my mother for over a year. She is compassionate, caring,…read moreefficient, industrious and knowledgeable. My mother gets outstanding care from Molly. The write up at the end of the visit is concise and complete. Molly takes initiative and is very effective at meeting my mother's care needs.

Thank you to Assisted Hospice for helping our family through our mom's passing. One day my mom…read morecould no longer get in and out of bed on her own. I called Assisted and within hours we met with a nurse and a social worker (Ariana and Jessica) had a bed delivered along with oxygen, a nebulizer, and meds. We were set up with a wonderful health aide - Elvia, three times a week. Throughout mom's journey, the Assisted team were there with loving care and excellent communication. When my mom decided in her last days that she wanted Last Rites, I called Ariana, who called the spiritual advisor and we had a priest at our door within the hour. I can't speak highly enough of the professionalism, expertise, love and care showed to my mom and our family by the whole team. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

My family wanted to give our thanks for your Ventura team. Dana was a godsend. My grandmother…read moreArlene was completely against going to the doctors or having any sort of home care. At the end she realized how much they needed it. Dana came in and instantly became family. My grandma felt so comfortable and loved until her very last breath. The team did an amazing job helping my son and grandfather learn how to care for her as well. Thank you for all you did and I so am glad there are people like you to do what you do. My son and grandfather received a hand written card of condolences from everyone on the team and it just meant the world to them. They wanted you to know how grateful they are for your love and kindness. Thank you!

Wonderful organization. From the moment i picked up the phone to call and get my loved one on…read moreservices to even after they passed, Livingston was great!

Both my son and I had a very bad experience with this place. They tried to say, they had multiple…read moreattempts to come out, the therapist only came once and refused services due to a new finding. We did what was told by the therapist (Sarah) and now because I said she never left a message on my phone for further service. I mean she was trying to come on her time and not think of our ability (last minute). We look like the bad ones. Nope, I won't allow her or this company to make us look like the bad people. It's called lack of communication. I didn't mean to rate it but that's the only way I can post this review.

Patti is very patient with my mother who can be stubborn with many things needed to keep her…read morehealthy and clean. She got my mom into the shower which was a blessing in disguise. I can't applauded her enough.

From the owner: Homewatch CareGivers® believes good care should not interfere with your quality of life. We deliver…read morethe compassionate care our clients need to help complete day-to-day activities while still maintaining a healthy dose of independence. Services available 24/7

Sherrill helped us to find a suitable board and care location for our loved one. We entered into…read morethis process as total novices -- she took the time to explain everything that we needed to do, set up appointments with locations that she thought fit our needs, and helped to communicate with the different locations. She guided us through what was an incredibly stressful situation and made it manageable -- we found a great location for our loved one where we know she'll be safe, cared for, and appreciated. Sherrill's support and guidance were incredible.

Resourceful, reliable, patient, and compassionate all seem like reasonable adjectives to describe…read moreSherrill. She was instrumental in helping me place my sister in a residential care facility. A wealth of experience and information helped ease the process.

Their team and customer service are amazing. They respond quick and very helpful on all your…read morequeries. Angie C. has helped me a couple of times with the paperworks. Very grateful to have them.

24 Hour Home Care has been wonderful to my family. The providers that we have had all connected…read morereally well with my son. His favorite is Rosie as she's his best friend now. Almost every day he says "Rosie's coming!" and he gets really excited. Besides the providers, the office staff has been great. Big shout out to our service coordinator Jennifer who has been great with setting everything up. If we needed something she was always there to help us out. If you need home care service for your family, highly recommend 24 Hour Home Care.

The 5-star reviews are not recent. Community Memorial Hospital (CMH) released my grandmother here…read moreThursday afternoon and it was so creepy that we rearranged to go to another skilled nursing within an hour--I declined to sign any paperwork for admission into VPA. My main issues were: 1-STAFF: There was no staff to assist a new admit. After her transport drop off, I found my 90s grandma with a fractured pelvis sitting alone on an unmade bed, staring at a wall. There seemed to be various nurses, etc., but no one looked up/made eye contact with me, even when I'm sure they could hear me addressing my concerns to the creature they've hired to grunt at the front desk. 2-SECURITY: The woman at the front desk grunted for me to sign in at the electronic station and didn't look up. Also, the front doors are broken in that they are very difficult to open and the accessible button to auto-open doesn't work from the inside, and according to staff they've broken for awhile. Functioning doors is just basic for place that houses many people in wheelchairs. 3-BEST PRACTICES/LEGAL PRACTICES: The same woman at the front desk handed me a stack of paperwork on a clipboard and her only instruction was "Sign." A grunt-command is not a legal, informed consent and the paperwork required for skilled nursing is lengthy (medical and legal). I asked who I could speak with about any questions and who would be going over this with us, and she gestured to herself and said, "What question?" I asked to speak to admissions and/or the charge nurse and she gestured again to herself and said, "Sign." The alarm bells were ringing. Meanwhile, I checked in with my grandma and a CNA had set a dish in front of her that she's allergic to. Since there is no admissions process to speak of, they wouldn't know her allergies or literally anything about her. I have no idea if there are things such as sheets, a call button...no idea. Since they put a bib on her for no reason--she can feed herself--I'm assuming they are in possession of other sad textiles somewhere in the dankness. The CNAs were polite, but they are not decision-makers, and when I asked if this was unusual and who I should be talking to about this odd admissions process they were confused. I guess this is just how they treat people. Finally, the front desk creature drifted into the room, grunting for me to sign the admission paperwork. I declined and began the task of finding a different place where my grandma would be safe. CMH pushed back (it was an unpleasant exchange) until I told CMH that I was headed back to the ER with her. Within 5 minutes the case manager's manager called me back and they had found us a bed elsewhere. Interestingly, they warned me that it might be difficult to get the necessary paperwork back from VPA. PRIVACY- They're not concerned with patient privacy so it turned out that her paperwork was just sitting at the check-in desk and I took it. We waited for medical transport, and we left.

My Mother with dementia was released to this facility with a broken pelvis. I was told they were…read morenot allowed to have bed alarms. I was very concerned she would try to walk without assistance due to the dementia. The care during her stay was adequate but the communication was horrible. My mother did try to get up and walk by herself and fell. I was not notified until an hour after she arrived at vcmc and was told she bumped her head and was taken to chm which she was not. The way I found out was the doctor from the ed called me. I didn't hear from vpa until 2 pm the next day asking if I knew where my mother was. I explained her situation and conditions and I have not heard from them since. I never received any communication regarding her progress and after numerous times trying to meet with the appropriate staff never did. My mother passed away from her injuries. I just want family members to know about their communication and how horrible it was.