Hello. My name is Martina. I have nearly for a year been a…read morepatient of Asisted Home Health. I am so happy with their care and I'd like to share why...I am respected, they honor my dignity and are very professional. It's very hard to be a patient that is in need, vulnerable and is 90% housebound. it makes being in a position like I am in easier when greeted by a caring nurse who is ready to help make a difference. i feel so thankful because i am healing. I know it's my job to be positive and take good care of myself in between my nurse visits and doctor visits. I have an exceptional team of doctors and I've shared with every one how exceptional the Asisted Home Health model of caring for the sick and vulnerable is. I can barely walk because I've been in need of a hip replacement for many years, but due to having an open wound I'm unable to get the hip replacement until my wound heals. I've got 5-6 cm presently June 11, 2026 to go, the wound was 14 cm deep. Since being cared for by Asisted Home Health and receiving aseptic care both at home and at the CMH Wound Center I have healed nearly 3 cm, and I'm so happy! It's slow healing because of radical radiation from stage four cancer, I'm also a survivor. My nurses are so loving to me and their supervisor makes sure I get all the supplies I need for optimal healing, and he's very well respected by his nurses. The leadership is exceptional at Assisted and encourages and supports their staff and nurses. My nurses have shared that they've been employed with this company a long time and are very proud to work for Asisted Home Health. I am nearly 74 in one month, I brag I'm nearly 3/4 of a century and I believe I'll heal by my 75th birthday completely. After being diagnosed with stage four cancer I was given three weeks to live had I not started radical chemo and radical radiation, which I completed barely. But after my second cancer related surgery a large boxer dog broke thru my backyard fence and caused me to get hurt as I was saving my little dogs life from the boxers jaws. An abscess developed 14 cm deep inside me because I had to pull and pull the boxer off my little dog going four feet into the air and down onto cement pavers as I broke my dog free. Sadly later the abscess broke thru my body and developed Into this open wound, it's a very sad story. The good news is I saved my dogs life and Kobe my mini schnauzer lived seven more years but I was really harmed. It's been a long journey healing but I have never given up due to my excellent doctors and nurses who truly care about me. Asisted is one of the best Home Health Agencies I've ever had and I hope they'll assist me to finish line healing this wound. I'm healing, but very slowly. I'm also getting exceptional care from Dr Alicia Haglund at CMH Wound Center, I really like her. And I believe someday around my 75th birthday I will get that hip replacement and be able to walk again and ride my bike and feel the wind on my face again. I loved riding my bikes In our beach city, I have a cruiser and an e-bike. If you have been refereed to this agency don't hesitate you'll be in exceptional care. Stay proactive in your healing and recovery. Help your team of doctors and nurses be successful helping you. They all work hard all day and need our kindness and appreciation of their care. They also need you to do your part and take the best care of yourself in your healing process and recovery. I love Asisted Home Health not just because I'm getting exceptional care but because they respect me and treat me with dignity. Before my doctor retired, Dr John Dexter wanted me to end my healing journey with them. I know they'll be a part of the journey to my full recovery and I'll be one of their success stories, and we'll all dance with happiness. My nurses call me a blessing and they tell me how they enjoy caring for me and coming to my home. Thank goodness...Molly has a lot to say about visitors in her home. Thank you Asisted Home Health from my heart and soul for all you do for me and for others. It takes a community and you're making a difference in my life and also in our community. You're the best...truly! You are champions! Thank you.

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.

Kind, caring and experienced. Very responsive. They were so instrumental in supporting my mom and…read moreI. Thank you so much Buena Vista!

During the pandemic, my mom was diagnosed with Alzheimer's. It progressed quickly, and I was left…read moreto care for her on my own after my dad died from cancer in 2022. Buena Vista was recommended by her geriatric doctor at Kaiser, who told me that their care was better than that provided by her own employer. I took her word for it and scheduled my appointment with them. She was accepted quickly, and from February 2024 through September 2025, she was in their care, providing several visits to my home per week. There were some bumps in the road, which accounts for four stars instead of five (mainly due to under- or constantly revolving staffing and an original social worker who should be in an academic line of work, rather than a public-facing one), but overall, it was a positive experience and I would recommend BVH to anyone in need of such care for their loved one(s). I would have been doomed without the medications and supplies provided by BVH. Having to navigate her care by myself was more difficult than I can put into words-- you never imagine having to wipe down walls that have been finger-painted by the feces of a 70-year-old, or carrying the dead weight of a 120-pound woman from a bathroom to a chair because she's forgotten how to use her legs. Her social worker (Marci) stayed with me on the phone while I vented and cried, and offered warm words of kindness. The volunteer coordinator (Kellie) gave me friendship when my world had dwindled down to nothing but centring around my mom and her constant supervision. My second volunteer, Jacky, was amazing. We formed a friendship and still text each other weekly. Unfortunately, because my mom remained on hospice for more than the typical length of time (3 months), due to her condition, she cycled through a handful of nurses, but we ended up with the nurse we liked the most, after she came back from maternity leave. Karen is one of the sweetest people I have ever met in my life, and she always showed what felt like genuine care and concern for my mom, as well as myself. Estephany was a godsend. I feel that the most underappreciated "angels" of hospice are without a doubt the bathing assistants. They have to put up with tantrums, screaming, crying, and general awkwardness of showering and dressing injured and elderly people who are scared, confused, and sometimes violent. She felt like a friend to me in the time she was with us, and I looked forward to her visits. She was so good with my mom. I'm starting to cry as I type this because she had to endure the same weird ramblings and repeated questions three times a week, every week for over a year, and always did so with a smile. She treated my mom like a human being, with love and respect. That is probably my biggest takeaway from my experience with Buena Vista-- they allowed my mom, who suffered through this tragic disease, to spend the last leg of her life with DIGNITY, which is in short supply for the addled and elderly, trapped in their failing bodies and minds that betray them. Thank you to everyone at BVH who helped us during this dark time. Your generosity will never be forgotten.

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.

Absolutely amazing staff!! Quality experience! And know how to take care of those in need!…read more James Carter Jr MediZoom Transportation

My grandmother in her 90s had 2 fractures in her pelvis and Mission Home Health only have 1 session…read moreof physical therapy per week, and after 1 month they switched to twice a month, totaling to roughly 8 sessions in 3 months. This is nothing compared to other home health services we have had after falls, which has typically been 16 sessions (usually they provided 2 sessions a week for a month, then renew for another month). Since the manager never called me back I'm not sure why. I hope their accountants are happy with their margins because I'm underwhelmed by their care.

They let go of all there workers and are always struggling ... they don't pay enough ... they get…read moremad if you ask for a day just cause they are low staff Thts the reason they shouldn't just be letting go off people also the manager John I heard many things of him my girlfriend works there and she doesn't feel welcome she says they are racist

They pay their caregivers 17.50 the hour, caregivers are the foundation of any Institution of that…read moresort, that place has very high rates to their clients, it's expensive to live there but sadly they are underpaying the must important part of it.

i think this might be the most pathetic group of individuals with one of the nurses being unfit to…read morework as an RN. I would say go anywhere else Visiting nurses are better.

My wife is a few days from dying (renal failure, organ issues, etc). Assisted Home Health &…read moreHospice is helping with home-based hospice care. There are no adequate words to describe the level and quality of help, compassion and competence shown by these professional angels. I am a skeptic by nature and trade (philos and psych prof at UCSB). I find absolutely no problem saying that Assisted's assistance is a marvel and blessing. It surely is part of what makes our community special. Thanks -- by the boat-load -- for Leslie, Esperanza, Ed and the many other always available professional Care-Givers on staff. What a marvelous way to be helped through a hideous life experience.

I've been disabled from chronic illness for 5 years. I'm at the end of my rope. I'm in daily pain…read moreI'm stuck on the couch I can't do anything for myself my life is a joke I'm a shell of who I once was. The doctor came for an evalution, I sobbed the entire 2.5 hour interrogation shaking from ptsd and generally distressed and at the end she offered that I should try Motrin. I asked her to leave.

Roze Room Hospice left my husband in horrible pain with no nurses available and no call backs. He…read morewas dying and I stayed up with him all night alone and him screaming in pain and coughing as he couldn't catch his breath. The man I loved and was married to for 44 years died and I didn't have morphine drops or anything to help him. He died begging for help. I am going to make sure this nightmare never happens to another loved one.

Staff is caring and loves what they do. Apartments are spacious, grounds are well kept, nice…read morewalking path around building. Great value. Only complaint is food is definitely independent. No catering to special diets.

The Orchard is a gorgeous senior care home in Ventura County. I visited with my Dad and was so…read moreimpressed with the beauty of the facility. It feels like a home, but with all the things a senior needs. The views are stunning, as is the home itself. I recommend visiting if you are searching for a place for yourself or your loved ones. I was truly amazed and felt so at home.

Corine helped my grandmothers passing be peaceful. I am so grateful for that it's all we could…read morehave asked for. Thank you

This staff was simply outstanding. They were knowledgeable, professional, efficient, responsive,…read moreall the while being compassionate. During such a difficult time for our family and the decision to bring in hospice care, they addressed all of our questions and concerns. Thank you to the team that helped my father-in-law during his transition, you made a huge difference.

After shopping around for a senior care place for an elderly client of mine i came across VCSC and…read morenothing amazes me than exceptional customer service and professionalism. The team and staff are full of energy and joy. My client was looking For a new Assisted living facility after a horrible experience he faced with another company in LA and didn't hestitate to switch as they outlined there Services they offer are Memory Care: Dementia & Alzheimer's Incontinence Care, Medication Management, Appointment Scheduling Appointment Transportation, Meal Preparation Caregiving, and hospice services . Glad i chose them my elderly client is full of smiles and thankful for these guys. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED !!! !

From the owner: Ventura County Senior Care is comprised of 3 Residential Care/Assisted Living Communities for the…read moreElderly with independent locations throughout Ventura County, California: 2 are located in Camarillo [Ocean Breeze Estates] and 1 is located in Ventura [Cottage Inn]. Each of the communities falls under the 6-Bed RCFE category, catering to 6 elderly residents at-a-time over the age of 65, with around-the-clock care that tends to the resident's physical, mental, and emotional well-being and health. We are committed to making a difference in the lives of the elderly and the families we serve by providing the best possible care. Our goal is to deliver optimal care in a cozy, home-like environment, encouraging the highest levels of dignity. We are committed to making a difference in the lives of the elderly and the families we serve by providing the best possible care. Our goal is to deliver optimal care in a cozy, home-like environment, encouraging the highest levels of dignity, while personalizing our approach to your care.