They are an amazing team to work for. I love them . I They are very passionate and professional. I…read morelove the way they communicate.They're the best

From the owner: Professional, Compassionate Home Health Care, Home Medical Equipment and Supplies for your loved…read moreones.

Jalisa Boyd is the most caring person I've ever met. and would recommend everyone use her servicesread more

From the owner: At Shirley’s Compassionate Care llc, we started with a simple idea: to provide reliable and…read morecompassionate home health care services to those in need. Over the years, we have grown into a trusted provider of quality care, serving the needs of our clients with dedication and professionalism. We offer a wide range of services including medication management, wound care, hospice care, and more. Our team of skilled professionals will work with you and your family to create a personalized care plan that meets your unique needs. Our caregivers are some of the most experienced and compassionate professionals in the industry. They are carefully screened and trained to ensure they provide the highest level of care to our clients.

Monica's home care was very professional and caring. You can tell they take pride and caring for…read moreyour loved ones and proving exceptional service to their clients. I would recommend this company a thousand times.

From the owner: A Board Care Home, that provide personal care services per request. Please review websiteread more

Senior Helpers is a Joint Commission Accredited home care agency known for their expertise in…read moreDementia Care and Parkinson's Care. Senior Helpers is well known in the Polk County community for providing training and outreach to professional caregivers and family caregivers. The aides who are CNAs and HHAs help elderly clients get the specific care they need to remain healthy and independent at home. This includes personal, hands-on care, meal prep, med reminders, transportation, light cleaning, and caring companionship. I've worked with Senior Helpers since 2016 and support from management in the office and with caregivers in the field makes Senior Helpers a great place to work.

Ingrid was amazing, very helpful in finding a placement for my mother. Highly recommend Saving…read moreGrace !

I have had various reasons for contact with Ingrid over the past several years. The one thing she…read moreis particularly passionate about is helping people- and she is good at it. Her knowledge of the elder care industry is inestimable and she thrives on gaining new information that might relieve the burden someone is going through. I've learned the senior care journey doesn't have to be arduous, I'll just ask Ingrid for directions!

I had 2 appts in 1 month they were both cancelled to be rescheduled months later ...I can't stand…read moreor walk more than 3 mins from a bad fall have a recent MRI of my back and everything....but I'm on a Medicaid plan..this is the 4th doc to do the exact same thing ...they say accept it but that's it don't actually see patients on it ..now I'll have to use the emergency room for treatment bc these doctors forgot when they accept an insurance plan they are supposed to treat it's members or stop accepting it and the payments they receive for being listed....first do no harm My butt !! I've had a serious bad injury for 7 months getting worse every day and this is the 4th practice to repeat the same pattern...if money is more important than people go work in the finance industry !!

I have called 5 times now and spoke to someone who told me the person who takes care of workers…read morecomp is away from her desk. Can I take your number and someone will call you back. Going on over a month now, no call back !! Five phone calls, 0 return calls.

I put my husband in SC in August 2013 and was told the facility could handle an Alzheimer patient…read more Nothing could be further from the truth. They lied and told me it was a lock down facility and it was NOT. He tried to leave on many occasions and without my knowledge, they hired a company to come watch him and keep him "company". They charged me another $1800 on top of the $3000 I was paying and it was all 'out of pocket'. The director kept telling me that after I applied for VA assistance and he got approved, VA would reimburse me back to the date I first applied. Well, needless to say, VA declined to pay and the man at the VA office in Bartow never told me he was ineligible. When I got the decline, I called Bartow and that man had retired..conveniently! Also, my husband could walk and weighed about 175 when he went into SC. My first visit to him was devastating...he could hardly walk and had lost about 30 lbs. I found out they were not feeding him and by this time, he had lost the ability to feed himself properly. I took him out after 7 months and now take care of him at home with the help of Vitas Hospice. I make sure he is fed 3 full meals and lots of snacks during the day. I am horrified that a facility can lie to people and get away with it, like Savannah Court in Lake Wales. I have been recently advised that they have had 7-8 directors at the facility due to a very mean spirited regional manager who does not like to be confronted about the level of care and the treatment of the employees. Other persons have been taken out of SC and moved due to it not being a locked down facility and patients have gone out and fallen on the concrete and badly hurt. If you give this facility a good review, then you really haven't paid much attention to your loved one's care.