Home Nursing

It is horrible hospital,the nurses are not friendly and they don't provide the needed service for patient .

I have worked as a caregiver for Comfort Keepers for a few years now. Working for them has been so rewarding and I enjoying being able to help the clients! Not to mention it is such a flexible job! Some shifts are only a few hours for those who have busy schedules to fill. Would highly recommend my family members to receive care from them.

My parents decided to look into home care when my Dad had his second stroke and Mom was having health issues of her own and she reluctantly needed some assistance. Glad to say that 6 months later they are happily adding to their services and look forward to weekly visits from the "Girls". Thank you Comfort Keepers for providing excellent assistance in their home which is just as much appreciated by the rest of the family as it is by Dad and Mom.

Terrible staffing.

You should think about mentioning in your tours that Homecare is present in the premises too since a lot of the residents are homecare clients anyway. This should be one of your selling highlights too. My mother in law is adamant about moving in because she thinks since it’s an assisted living place, everybody is independent and doesn’t need homecare unlike her. You can use their presence to get more potential residents to consider moving in there in the future.

My grandmother is very happy here. There are lots of events and activities to keep the residents busy and engaged. Personally, I'd get bored of the menu which is almost exclusively "white people" food - but the folks who live there seem happy with it.

They turn down a 96 year men who was dying. He asked for medical cannabis they told him "it doesn't work like that" and "we don't believe in that" no problem giving him morfine he told him it wasn't working they didn't care.. They make a lot off morfine so he lived in his final days in unbearable pain so his doctor could make money from the commission he made from the drug company's. The law states a doctor can't refuse some one who's sick our dying of medical cannabis. Come on like a 96 year old man that's dying is just trying to get high? If that's what is about let have your doctors smoke 10 joints then have them take 10 cc of morfine and ask them what one got them higher and with one addicting