5 In-Home Care Services for Seniors Serving New Smyrna Beach, FL
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Recent Reviews of In-Home Care in New Smyrna Beach
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Review of BrightStar Care E. Volusia Co.
BrightStar Care have polite people who are on time. They are there for me when I get my infusions. Read more
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Review of BrightStar Care E. Volusia Co.
I liked their staff that came to the home. They were prompt and eager to work. They did well in paying attention to the patient. It could have been easier if they had a bit more self-direction. Read more
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Review of BrightStar Care E. Volusia Co.
They were responsive, and the nurse would give information to the new nurse coming in. They communicated from shift to shift so they didn't have to communicate over and over. Read more
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