6 Home Care Services for Seniors Serving New Smyrna Beach, FL
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Home Instead Senior Care - Daytona Be...
Provides: Home Care
Plan Life Care
Provides: Home Care
Interim HealthCare of Daytona Beach, FL
Provides: Home CareBrightStar Care E. Volusia Co.
Provides: Home CareAmericas Best Caregivers Inc.
Provides: Home CareAmerican In-Home Care
Provides: Home CareHome Care near New Smyrna Beach, FL
Other Options in New Smyrna Beach, FL
Recent Reviews of Home Care in New Smyrna Beach
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Review of BrightStar Care E. Volusia Co.
They do infusion therapy and a lot of different specialty drugs that some other agencies are not familiar with. The nurse was able to give her medicine, and the medicine has helped by reducing the... Read more
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Review of BrightStar Care E. Volusia Co.
I liked the nurses. They came for a meet-and-greet a week before I needed them, and my mother fell in love with the nurse. The nurse would stay in the mornings, even when it wasn't needed. I had pe... Read more
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Review of BrightStar Care E. Volusia Co.
I like how informative the company is, if there are changes to anything they will let me know. They are great with communication. The carrier has provided the services that my loved one has needed. Read more
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