6 In-Home Care Services for Seniors Serving Freeland, MI
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Right at Home Northern Michigan
Provides: In-Home Care
HomeCare.com
Provides: In-Home Care
Great Lakes Home Care Unlimited
Provides: In-Home Care
M & M Home Care
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Recent Reviews of In-Home Care in Freeland
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Review of Homewatch CareGivers of Freeland
My mother suffered a stroke in June 2015 and then went to Stratford for rehabilitation. Upon leaving Stratford it was apparent that she could not be left without assistance. Homewatch CareGivers ... Read more
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Review of Homewatch CareGivers of Freeland
About two years ago, my widowed mom, who was past 80 and in the early- to mid-stages of dementia, was living alone in her condo. My siblings and I and our grown children all live several hundred t... Read more
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