Home Nursing

Thank you for your kind, compassionate, professional care of my father and our family during his stay with you.

Good place, friendly people, nice management! Good dedicated workers, whom have good hearts😍.

Love this place. Has many good and hardworking people that I know of. Place is great.

One of the best companies I've worked for, which says a lot. It's nice to be a part of a company with such pride and passion for assisting others; management is considerate of staff and clientelle needs, coworkers are all outgoing and professional, and clients have been a pleasure to get to know. What a privilege to do what we do here

John Mathews has been our caregiver for over 2 years now and we always are very happy with him taking care of my brother. Congratulations Bright Star for providing a good quality service. We appreciate your hard work.

Terrible Place There aren't any good nurses here Only two good cna B and I think the other one was demeka The lady over activities is the worst She has nothing plan for the resident same stuff everyday She think she runs the places which cause a lot of good workers to leave They should go find those 2 previous girls that work ( Derrica & Mya) there they were great with the residents The building needs to be update It has all type of problems I give this place one star on behalf of the kitchen they sometimes cook nice food

This is my 2nd stay here at Heritage Manor Rehab center in Flint,Mi. I choose to cone back to Heritage because i was treated like family . The staff really cares about my well being.I am truly grateful for Heritage. I enjoy early morning convefsations with the receptionist.

Horrible conditions, roaches, nurses not paying attention to the residents there.

When I contacted Visiting Angels, my mother had been diagnosed with beginning dementia. I realized she had a problem but had no idea what it was until I was told by her physician. The director at Visiting Angels, Joyce Stallings, paired me with a woman who became me and Mom's angel. She assisted me in helping with all of my mother's daily needs. Sometimes people with dementia will not bathe and that was one of the problems we encountered. The caregiver brought my mother food with her own money, took her out on daily excursions and in general became my right hand in caring for Mom. Eventually, we had to move Mom into my home, and the caregiver was there with us until my mother recently departed this life. Without the assistance of this caregiver, I would not have been able to give mom the last peaceful, days she deserved.