The 10 Best Home Health Agencies for Seniors in Phoenix, AZ for 2025

"I have hospice in place for my mother with Hospice of the Valley. They’re wonderful, caring, attentive, and make sure my mother has her medications. They call me when she falls or when she goes to the hospital. "

BAYADA health care professionals include: Registered nurses Licensed practical nurses Pediatric nurses Physical therapists Occupational therapists Speech language pathologists Home health aides Hospice professionals Medical social workers Certified nursing assistants Homemakers Companions Working together to bring the highest quality care home At BAYADA, we believe our clients and their families deserve home health care provided with the highest professional, ethical, and safety standards. This belief guides how we hire, support, and develop our health care professionals - and it is demonstrated in the expert, compassionate care they provide. Rigorous hiring standards BAYADA verifies work history, credentials, and references and performs thorough background checks. Our professionals also undergo in-depth interviews, written testing, and hands-on skills assessments before they are hired - and all are fully insured before they visit their first client. Ongoing supervision and evaluation All BAYADA health care professionals are supervised by a registered nurse (RN) clinical manager. The clinical manager or the BAYADA primary clinician makes regular home visits to ensure clients are receiving the highest quality care. Additionally, we reassess each care team member's skills on a regular basis. 24-hour clinical support No matter what time of day or night, clients and their care team have access to a 24-hour clinical support team member from their local office should any questions or concerns arise. Each BAYADA caregiver also has a clinical manager who provides ongoing mentoring and support. A client and family-centered team approach Our professionals partner with clients and their families in providing care. We communicate regularly with clients, family caregivers, physicians, and the entire care team. Unmatched education and training BAYADA is unmatched in our commitment to providing education and training to our home health care professionals. Through preceptor education programs, mentoring, hands-on lab work, in-service programs, and scholarships for professional development, our caregivers continue to expand and improve the clinical skills they bring to their clients. Accreditation BAYADA is accredited by Community Health Accreditation Program (CHAP), the leading accrediting organization for the home health industry, for voluntarily meeting the industry's highest nationally recognized standards of care. The rigorous accreditation process involves a thorough examination of the business and service aspects of the entire BAYADA Home Health Care organization - including office and client visits - in order to evaluate service quality, structural strength, organizational effectiveness, and human and financial resources. Commitment to our core values At BAYADA, we all share a commitment to providing care with compassion, excellence, and reliability - the core values of our philosophy, The BAYADA Way.

"Assiteo Home health care, was top notch , they helped myself as my mom in laws only care giver and my mom through 5 abdominal surgerys , and hospitalizations, they are caring , knowledgable and where there for us I will only use them when a home health agency is recommended. "

"We were very impressed and happy with the personal in-home care service that Kindred-at-Home/CenterWell personnel provided. Examples included - Companionship, friendliness, and relationship-building were strengths - Attention to detail and promptness - In-depth knowledge of many aspects of personal home care and medical care as well - Open to making suggestions and helping out when/where needed - Advice and counsel on a range of topics that needed attention or answers - a big help to the family "

"I am in hospice care right now -- Quality Hospice. I think they are great. They are taking good care of me; excellent. "

"My mother was a pt with KC'S and she received wonderful care all though it wasn't enough but that wasn't their faults but ours. My mother didn't tell us she had signed up for a Medicare advantage plan but that because of that she was only allowed a few visits. They tried to obtain more but were denied. I'm so grateful for all they did provide and the information on how bad these insurance companies are and how they take advantage of the elderly and sign them up to steal the Medicare funds and leave your parent's without care. I hope everyone see and reads this please make sure the big insurance companies don't do that to you. Again thank you to the nurses who took great care of mom and us. "

"I was a victim of a stroke,transfered from the urgent care hospital after 5 days for a month long rehab. coming from a time when I was wheelchair bound, unable to speak for my self. The staff worked tirelessly to enable me to recover to the point that I was able to return home about 80% of my recovering done! More then just the exceptional programs of physcial, occupational and speech therapy, they utilized every opportunity to help empower my to do more and more for my self - not limiting me with their own ideas of progress, not overloading me with tasks beyond my ability. Every class took me to the edge of what I was able to do. Further, they used every task to to bring me 1 step further;~ from washing myself, to walking to classes, to actively participating with the medical team,to even socializing with others over meals, before I even had a chance to become self concious about my condition. The Outpatient care was even more outstanding, to the point that they had me well lanched into my profession as a teacher of adult learners. They carried me through my moments of self doubt and fears at being about to return to anything close to a "normal life", interacting with others at church, work or social gatherings. I will be forever grateful for the huge steps forward I made, to resume a quality life after I experienced my stroke. "

"The caregiver from Nightingale Homecare bathes Mom, takes her vitals, and gives her occupational and physical therapy. Mom loves everybody she has met so far. They come when they are scheduled, do good work, all know each other, and provide very caring service."

"Select Home Care's therapy that my wife received was quite beneficial, and she is getting pretty self sufficient. I had no problems with them, and they concentrated on physical and occupational therapy. We have a whole program of exercises for her to do and equipment that we purchased at their recommendation. Right now, we're looking at maybe having them back. We have gotten to know the physical therapist quite well and is almost like a person in our family. It was very good. They want to understand your situation and needs so they know how to work with you. My wife is physically not able to do all of the things that they like her to do as quickly, but they're patient with that. It has worked out, it's positive, and they're doing their job. When they come here, they come prepared, and they make progress, so we're happy with that."

"Arizona Home Care was very well run. The workers were very good. We had a nurse, an exercise therapist, and an occupational therapist came in. We used it only for several weeks after my wife got out of the hospital, and they were very helpful."

"I love the services they provide. "

"I have a few things to say about this home nursing provider. First off, up to this point, everyone has been very courteous. However, they are very unorganized and because of this disorganization my loved one's medical supply order has been delayed. Once the issue was corrected they got the order set up. His actual home nurse is friendly, caring and truly concerned with getting him healthy and independent again. The after hours nurse is a different story. I called at 7:30 am due to an isssue that I was unsure of being a medical emergency and was yelled at for calling at that hour, and what was she supposed to do about it. I'm sorry, but if you are providing a phone number for after hours services, the person who answers should at the very least be compassionate enough to listen to the scared patient and calm enough to get all the facts before insulting the patient and yelling at them. I will be looking for an outpatient alternative for my needs. "