"Grandma had Summa hospice service at home we got from Summa Akron City Hospital. They came in early in the morning and do her bathe. I came to talk to her later on at night and made sure she had a bath. It was all taken care of. She had her medicine and they make sure she ate, make sure she was comfortable. They did a good job. They came over when they heard Grandma was not doing well and was unresponsive so they took her to the hospital and that's where she passed. There was nothing else that they can do for her but they did the best they can. They did what they have to do and they did it right. "

"The service we're getting from Omnicare Home Health Agency is fine. They are pretty good. They came to the house and installed the catheter. They also help me in getting dressed every morning, then every night I get help getting undressed and move from the wheelchair to the bed. It took a long time, but I finally got a caregiver that I like. They come every day in the morning and at night."

"We're using Summa Homecare. The doctor, her nurse practitioner, and a nurse come out and checks on my husband. They provide his medicine and anything medical, and they work with Medicare. The doctor just gave him a thorough check up, and she comes in once every six months. The nurses come about once every two weeks. They're keeping an eye on him."

"I wish I had known when I was told they had "plenty" of aides, that, in fact, they had only one to send out. After only three months, she was fed up with the way the office and pay was handled, and she went back to office work without giving the agency any notice till her last day. They had no other aide to send out, and I had to start the whole process again. Waiting for a doctor to fill out the papers the agency sends is over a month long. "

"My son and I are receiving care from Nurturing Care. We only have 2 aides. If one aide gets sick then we're in trouble. We get hours from 6 in the morning till midnight. The agency is owned by a woman and she just hired 2 nurses, a secretary and an assistant. It's a very small company. "

Caring Hearts of the Valley is dedicated to helping our clients lead dignified, independent lifestyles in the comfort and safety of their own homes by carefully assessing and fully understanding their needs and selectively placing trained personnel to meet those needs.

"Very friendly and caring staff. "

"My sister is getting home care right now through Cleveland Clinic. I'm very happy and satisfied with the service. They're still taking care of my sister and they're doing a great job. My sister has somewhat shown improvements. She's going to have surgery, so they're giving her care before the surgery. "

Home health care services from Interim allow individuals to stay safe, independent, and engaged while remaining in their own homes. We offer: Personal Care and SupportCompanionship and help with daily living activities such as grooming, bathing, fixing meals, and laundry.Respite CareRespite care from Interim provides family members breaks from the daily routine of care giving. Whether it's for a few hours or a long vacation, Interim can provide the support and relief needed.

"I got Ohio Living for my husband, and they're excellent. They sent the nurses and aides immediately, who were a big help to him. They came into our home for physical therapy first. The nurses came three times; they were very good and very nice."

"The physical therapist at Angelscare Home Health made me walk, so that's excellent. There's always someone here all the time, almost every day. They're very thorough. They rotate quite a bit so you don't have the same people every time. If they're not going to be here on time, they'll give you a call."

"The Options staff were very helpful in determining what we needed and then providing those services. They even helped us get VA benefits to cover care. "

"The last home care person I had, I ended up cooking for them, cleaning up after them leaving messes behind, and I didn’t need that kind of help; so I am able and I have taught myself to change myself. I have PT's and OT’s coming in and other help from Pinnacle, but no care help because I can take care of myself now. How I got Pinnacle was through my doctor. He felt that I needed it because I was in a medical bed and couldn’t do things for myself so he called these people. They're also associated with VPA (Visiting Physicians Association) where I have a doctor coming with a nurse every month. With Pinnacle I have a nurse that was coming twice a week, now once a week; I have a PT that comes three times a week, an OT that comes twice a week, and a bath lady that comes twice a week. I would highly recommend Pinnacle to anybody but they will have to go through their physician to get it. When they make an appointment, they say they’re coming on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, they’re here. They’re all wonderful, easy to talk to, easy to understand, very helpful and allowing you within what your capabilities are. It’s very good service. "

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.