13 Home Care Services for Seniors Serving Porter County, IN
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Right at Home Northwest Indiana
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Home Instead Senior Care - Merrillvil...
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We Are Family Home Care
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Provides: Home CareHome Helpers - Saint John
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Options for Senior America- Merrillvi...
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ComForCare Home Care (Portage, IN)
Provides: Home Care
Companion Care Munster
Provides: Home Care
Interim HealthCare of Merrillville, IN
Provides: Home CareComfort Keepers - Portage
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FirstLight Home Care
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Shalom Love Care
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Home Care near Porter County, IN
Recent Reviews of Home Care in Porter County
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Review of Brightstar Care
They are prompt and on time. They do anything you ask them to do. He doesn't have to worry about anything while they are working with him. Read more
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Review of Brightstar Care
They can't get people to come to my house, and when they do come, they don't act appropriately. The caregivers are late a lot. I need the help because there are things that I cannot do. They event... Read more
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Review of Brightstar Care
I receive good care, but the caregiver just walks in my house and doesn't speak to me. I'm not an Alzheimer's patient, I can be spoken to. I get changed regularly. Read more
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