Hospice is not something you ever want to have to review but luckily there are lovely places like…read morethis that can keep their clients and their families comfort during their end of life transitions. The staff was caring, the facility was clean, and in an unfortunate situation the experience was as caring as it could have been.

Got lost and stopped here looking for After Hours Pediatrics, the ladies were incredibly nice and…read morehelpful. This review is solely based on interactions with them. They seem like they would provide great care to the elderly.

they let my very close friend out & didn't check up on him all night. he ended up dying on the side…read moreof the road in his wheelchair and laid there all night in the cold. now tell me if that's how you want to grieve your loved one?

My Father has been to Manor care five times, he always receives the best care & the staff is…read moreWONDERFUL ! I couldn't ask for better !

My experience with Seniors Helping Seniors in The Villages was going great, until I mentioned that…read moreI needed to know where the caregiver, David, was taking my husband. They dropped us after two straight months because I made one comment. My husband has cancer and awful dementia and I needed to know where he was taken. Now I have no caregiver for him. I am very disappointed with this service. Please don't use them. They take your money and don't care about the client.

The guy they sent, David M, thought I was a terrible wife, asked personal questions, and even…read moreshowed me a picture of he and his girlfriend together. He goes to church, I guess to pick up women. He also mentioned, in detail, the time a gay friend grabbed him in the hot tub. He asked me on two occasions if I would remarry. None of his business. He was my husband's caregiver, far too nosy and personal for my taste. But my husband liked him. On Monday I said, "If the rec center won't let you play pool because of the election, please bring my husband back home." My exact words to David, but he didn't bring him home. They drove around and went to another rec center. Free mileage for me because I wasn't supposed to know that they left. My husband has bad dementia, and metastatic bone cancer, and cannot be saying where he wants to go. I have to know where my husband is, and made that clear. So because I complained, I lost a caregiver and have to cancel my doctors' appointments, no advance warning at all. My husband is very upset that his friend isn't coming back. I wanted someone else that played pool; they didn't have anyone else. I should be able to know where they go without losing the service. Buyer beware!!!

I've been doing a lot of research around the area trying to get information and find help with home…read morecare assistance taking care of my grandmother who is 89. I spoke with Mr. Krikshtanas myself and so happy I did because he was by far the most informative person out of all the other places I called and the only place that made me feel like I would even trust leaving my grandmother alone with them. The whole team here are all very nice and actually care for people which was my issue with other places and I finally feel like I don't have to constantly worry about who I'm leaving her with to take care of her. They all have been so helpful with my grandmother and I actually feel good about my decision going with Comfort and Care. They have all been a huge blessing

after years of illness and frustration I finally stumbled upon comfort and care. they have been…read moreabsolutely fantastic. the owner Steve has been very helpful in getting me a quality care person whom I can trust in my home. the company is very effective in matching you to a care giver who can fulfill all of your needs. I highly recommend them.

Hands down the best home health services in town. Kindred at Home is a wonderful way to Bridge…read moreBetween Your Doctor and Home their clinicians bring state-of-the-art care to you or a loved one at home. They assess my needs and goals and the home environment, and worked with you to achieve the results. They also coordinate with your doctor to deliver a clear picture of progress and respond to any sudden changes in health. Skilled nursing visits (Miro & Michael are my nurses). Their clinicians educate and care for patients with diabetes, COPD, heart failure, Alzheimer's disease and other diagnoses. Overall, they help at home after a hospital stay so patients recover and get back on their feet after a hospitalization so they can stay in their home, live as independently as possible, and avoid future hospital stays.

There is no health care better kindred Clearwater I broke my back had a spinal contusion when…read morereleased hospital kindred nurse physical/occupational therapists helped my back on my long journey to independence staff are highly qualified personable caring and reliable continuity is important to me.kudos to steve Joe and Kristen loved them so much I requested kindred again after surgery

Accentcare Hospice (Shauna - nurse) was compassionate, caring, professional and available. I had…read moreaccess to her personal number as well as after hours care. I never felt alone. My mother was in a memory care facility. Shauna visited at least once a week, aides came another two days, music therapy and a pastor also visited. Everyone of them cared for her with dignity and respect. I received calls and updates regularly. It was an emotional time - yet Shauna was available and walked me down some difficult roads. The palliative care was perfect - Shauna worked with the facility in training and being a lead member of Mom's team. She helped with transferring her to Dunedin's in house AccentCare hospice to allow her 24 hour care and to pass with dignity and respect. Every nurse at that facility was professional, knowledgeable and compassionate as well. This group helped me navigate a very difficult, stressful time with understanding and love.

my husband was at accentcare hospice. The staff were professional, showed compassion and dignity…read moreto him. I would strongly recommend for one who has to use the services of hospice.