Ohio's Hospice of Dayton

DavidBurris

The worst care, they should be closed. Had to fight to get an air-mattress. They never gave my father a shower. Would not give a prescription for a UTI, and left my father in pain. Be careful they do business under 11 different names. That should tell you something.

Reviewer RC#0802

Ohio's Hospice of Dayton did everything they could to keep my mom comfortable and ease her anxiety. They were wonderful at caring for my father and me and our feelings and our grief with it. Naturally, it's a hard thing to go through, but I honestly believe that they did a wonderful job. The food was really good. They come around to give snacks and drinks and take care of the family.

lizardet

My husband suddenly needed an end life care facility. Hospice of Dayton had been recommended to me. They do not charge for the care which was a God send. They were very caring. The facility was a very peaceful place when you have a loved one that is at the end of their life.

LoisSCTOF

My husband was in Hospice of Dayton for two weeks before he died. They were very caring, very wonderful, very nice to the family and him, and I was happy he passed there. I was happy with his care.

Len3

Hospice of Dayton was very caring. They stayed with my father for a couple of days and made sure he was comfortable. They were very professional. I would recommend them.

Vivianne2

When my mother passed away we had Hospice of Dayton to come in. They were very helpful and they brought us literature. I think that they probably thought my mother was going to live longer but once they came in they said that they can’t give her the time and date but this is where our mother is at. They were able to help me along with tying to understand the process of death and what the body goes through when the body is shutting down; and that was very knowledgeable. My mother began to see people when she was dying and they call that the crossing over and they explained that process to us too. I wish I knew the names of those two ladies but I would say that they were very patient. When we suggested that my mother needed more time in terms of them coming in caring for her, they gave us more time and days. I hope that if I ever get to a point where I have to be with hospice, I would want them to help my children go through the process in which I went through with my mother.