steve and his staff at in your home care have made caring for our mom from out of state seamless…read moreand easy. we have so much gratitude for steve. he is prompt, caring and an expert.

From the owner: Don't stay at home without In Your Home Care. When a senior or anyone needs short-term daily living…read moreassistance to remain at home, we are there. Our caring professionals non-medical companion and homemaker services in Cumberland, Adams and Franklin Counties in Pennsylvania. We have a team of compassionate, dependable and experienced caregivers ready to help make you recover in a comfortable, familiar surroundings. Our assistance can make your life easier and allow you to retain independence. During this time, you family will have peace of mind. Our caregivers are licensed, bonded and insured for your protection and peace of mind as well. We carefully screen every professional we employ. Our services extend to those residing in nursing homes, and independent- or assisted-living facilities. In Your Home Care can help when you are dealing with a variety of issues, including Surgery recovery Illness Alzheimer's Dementia Limited mobility Our caring, highly trained team of "Caregivers" can m

I have been very disappointed with the lack of communication from the professional hospice staff…read more In the over three months since our mother was placed on hospice we have not heard from any medical staff. Dr. Maley talked to us Once briefly shortly after our mothers enrollment in hospice. The social worker and chaplain have called several times. Our mother has had a change in status however we were not notified. Nothing was done to prepare us for her rapid diminishment. Last week she had an episode when she was briefly unresponsive. No one from hospice contacted us. The episode happened while the hospice aide was providing care for our mother. This is very disappointing. When our mother was placed in hospice there was no discussion with us about the possibility of exploring other hospice options. Her primary care doctor is also one of the medical directors of the hospice. We have been appreciative of the hospice aide care. However again there has been no communication from anyone in the medical side of the hospice program. We find this extremely disappointing and unsatisfactory.

From the owner: Enriching Life…read more Heartland Home Health Care offers a full range of traditional home health care services, as well as cardiac and orthopedic rehabilitation, pulmonary disease and diabetes care, I.V. care, physical, occupational and speech therapy and patient and family education. Our goal is to help patients restore their independence and gain control of their lives. We provide care in a way that meets our customer's needs and enriches their lives through what we call the Heartland Experience. We believe wholeheartedly in the power of the individual, the importance of relationships and the value of respect and dignity to everyone at every stage of life. Our goal is to create a positive difference in every patient's day, to make a personal connection and create memorable moments that enrich the lives of each of our patients. Heartland Hospice supports the patient and family wherever they are in their health care journey, and upholds the patient's and family's wishes, goals and values. At Heartland, we help preserve our patients' dignity, show them the respect that they richly deserve and provide compassionate care through our Caring Promises.

I have been working with OneWell as a DSP (aid) for nearly a year, and I have to say they are a…read morewonderful company to work with. Micromanagement is not their way to manage employees. If you have a/an issue(s), you go directly to your supervisor for counsel speak with. For example, if you you want to help another client, you simply have to ask, and OneWell will reassign a new client for you. Your client most assuredly will be provided with a DSP (aid) that is a better fit. OneWell is flexible and understanding. Please give them a try should need employment or in-home health care.

It's very hard to find any reviews about people or business's who care for others. Hopefully my two…read morecents will help others in making an educated and informed decision. When I first interviewed Med Staffers to care for my wife, I was assured there would be a consistent team of caregivers assigned. As the schedules were given to me I would see the same caregiver scheduled over and over. When she was unable to cover, they would leave the schedule as "open". Weeks would go by and they would then inform me they had nobody to cover the "open shifts". No attempt to fill the slot, simply a phone call usually the same day that they had nobody. Excuses flew as they would say they can't control call offs, however, the real reason was that they did not have enough employees to cover what they committed to. They quickly burned out and lost good employees through mis communication or no communication always passing the blame off on everybody but themselves.

We've been coming to Carlisle Pediatrics since our little guy was born in June 2015 and we've been…read morevery pleased with the quality of care here. We've had Dr. Stephen Krebs each time and he's been very friendly, knowledgable, and willing to answer all of our questions without judgment. We never leave without a handful of information on all the important topics our son will be experiencing between visits! He's made the anxiety of going to the doctor so much easier on us with his gentle demeanor.

It is too bad Carlisle Pediatric is the only game in town. I haven't talked to anybody that likes…read morethat place. It was good 30ish years ago but not anymore. If somebody else set-up shop in Carlisle they would be swamped with patients within a week. I will never forget when we waited 3 hours for our newborn's first appointment. Yes, 3 hours in a freezing cold waiting room with a newborn. You are probably saying to yourself that there was a very good explanation for that and in fact there was! There were two doctors on that morning and one of the two doctors was sick (and contagious according to her) so only one Dr was seeing newborns. That other Dr, the contagious one, was only seeing sick kids because, as we all know, all germs are the same so she couldn't possibly have infected kids that already have weakened immune systems. If you really want to take your children to a Dr that is OK seeing sick kids while she is contagious then more power to you and good luck to your children.