8 Home Care Services for Seniors Serving Howard County, TX
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Recent Reviews of Home Care in Howard County
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Review of Kindred at Home - Personal Home Care Assistance - Big Spring, TX
Carlos had services with Kindred at Home until his passing. The care we recieved was exceptional and they went above and beyond. Nick,Jackie and Adrianne helped us out alot and were patient with m... Read more
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Review of Kindred at Home - Personal Home Care Assistance - Big Spring, TX
Provided care for 92 year old Dad who needs assistance with household duties and some dressing due to very limited mobility and strength in shoulders ,and also getting him to doctor appointments an... Read more
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Review of Kindred at Home - Personal Home Care Assistance - Big Spring, TX
I had TKR I’ve been receiving home therapy and I have care givers the staff is amazing I feel like I’ve come along way in my recovery from this surgery due to these wonderful people, that have bec... Read more
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