Kindred at Home - Personal Home Care Assistance - Campbell, CA Campbell, CA

We have been using Kindred at Home for three months now. They are here 3 times a week for 3 hours a day. I'm using a rollator and a power chair, and I've got myositis (IBM). It is a debilitating disease. It kills your muscles, your nerves and your whole body. It is ongoing. I'm getting to the point, slowly but surely, where I'm having a hard time doing a lot of different things. I get concerned where I get to take a shower, especially when there's no one home. So Kindred at Home works out. I have someone now who can be in the next room and with the door partially open, I can take my shower. They will do everything that they could possibly do for you. I have difficulty with balance. If I have to put a pair of socks on I can't do that, so they do that for me. While I'm taking a shower, they're sweeping the floor in the bedroom, they are making my bed or maybe change my linens. They stay busy and they're always there trying to anticipate what you need, just being right there for you. They're like angels; their hearts are huge. They're really very caring people. You can tell that it is not a job that they're doing just because they're making money. They're doing it because they enjoy helping people. On top of that, Ann and Megan, their managers, can't seem to do enough for you either. Ann even shows up at the house occasionally just to check and see how things are going or if you're getting what you need. They're always reaching out to you. I have yet to find anything that they aren't doing their best.

We hired Kindred at Home for my mother. We use them mostly for companionship. So far, it's going pretty well. It seems like it's a pretty good fit. It's just a little awkward on the administration in the beginning, but we've been working through it. We chose them because I liked the questions that the woman asked when she came out. Her questions were more in-depth.

My caregiver is very attentive to all my needs. She helps me with personal care, like showering, hair care, dressing, toileting, and walking with me. She also does my laundry, light house work, and meal preparation. She has a positive attitude, takes pride in her work, and shows confidence.

Tesa, the caregiver is excellent. Since she has been with my husband, his movement has improved says his doctor since January. Tesa is very resourceful. She has found new exercise for Richard; facial, speech. And Richard is now standing longer because of her. She also moves with him when she does the exercises. That is very important.