Seniors Helping Seniors - Chicago Metro North Chicago, IL

They help my father bathe which is very helpful. I think the quality of caregivers is great.

They've been able to let me get out the house and do what I need. I like that they've been very good about filling me in when someone is sick.

We had to find another service, we had to hire other people. They are not reliable or professional, they don't have good skills.

I liked when they helped me go shopping. They were nice people and they knew their job.

They had very helpful people that were very engaged and that we were lucky to have. I liked that they were very attentive.

They could send me more messages to keep me a little more informed. I like the convenience and the schedule is flexible.

They have a live in care provider that has a consistent caregiver. I like their efficiently and their ability to have one consistent person.

It makes a big difference, Seniors Helping Seniors eases up my life a lot. I think they are very perceptive of what you need and they are willing to provide that. They are easy to work with.

It was helpful. They weren't allowed to do certain things that I needed done. The person they sent was very good.

They caregiver was there Monday through Sunday in the evening to help my brother get my mom into bed. It was a comfort. Their concern and experience was really good.

They provide her with company. The ladies I've gotten so far have been good for her.

I need someone there to make sure she doesn't fall and takes her medicine while I am at work. They could improve the quality of their people.

It was very hard because the senior caregivers and I both struggled. I am very small, and my husband is about 160 lbs, so even with a back brace, it was hard. They are super nice people, but I did not want to wrinkle his clothing because he came dressed professionally. It looked like he was going to church right after we were training him the first time, and I didn't want him getting down on his knees in those clothes. I need someone to help me transfer my husband from the wheelchair to different things. When they came, I got two different people that were seniors, and it was hard on them. I was training them, and it was just hard. I needed someone that was younger, but when I contacted them, they said they had someone younger for the next time we need someone.

One caregiver is a Godsend. She is priceless, she helps with so many different things. I would recommend her, hands down. Depending on the type of care, I would definitely recommend them. I would like better dementia-care training. I have had some issues with some of the caregivers because they don't understand dementia. They are not really efficient.

I think they are a little short staffed, so they have a lot of schedule juggling. I think they still can improve, but the problem is that they haven't been reporting to insurance.

They make life easier by everything they do. The two caregivers I have are fantastic. They are helpful to me and help me do things I can't do and are personable. They help me shower, dust, change my bed, and they are just great.

The caregiver goes out of her way to help. After the stroke last year, she went out of her way to add more hours.

They prepare meals for me. I like the flexibility and the care that I have personally received.

My aunt can take care of herself in a lot of ways, but there have been things that have been laying on her, such as cooking meals and doing the laundry. The caregiver has made my aunt much more comfortable while being at home. The person in charge is very accommodating and responsive. I feel comfortable with her.

They have made my life easier by taking me to the doctors and doing things I cannot do. They are there for me. I wish I could get more time through them. I like that they are dependable, and I trust my caregivers. They are good, considerate, and excellent.

I don't think they could have a greater impact. I like the caregiver who works with me.