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Mar 2023
Some of the workers are great some are NOT. My last worker Toni ate my Meals on Wheels lunches, used my lotions, used my perfumes. I asked her for help with bathing and she refused. She brought a big bag of snacks with her everyday to munch on as well as my lunch. She would take the garbage out and not comeback for a while. Toni would go visit with Jake the maintenance guy and my other neighbors. Toni was telling my info to my neighbors down to my meds. When I hit Toni up about telling my business to the neighbors she called them "all liars". She was constantly on her phone talking and playing games. If I asked her to do something and she didn't want to she just ignored...read full review
Mar 2022
Omg u guys need to train with Crystal Behrens she is the best she so sweat and funny are training went by smooth with a lot of jokes and good smiles she is a wonderful person will love to have her again thanks alot crystal u are the best
Mar 2022
Love working here!! This is definitely the best job I’ve ever had!! The clients are amazing, miles driven are paid for on pay day. Supervisors are immaculate with getting back to you, and resolving issues. They are very flexible with scheduling, as long as you get with them before the day(s) you need to take off (appointments, babysitters, etc..).

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Care that helps you live life on your terms. Whether you or your loved one needs help with the activities of daily living, assistance after returning home from the hospital or direct support and community-based services to live independently, you can count on Help at Home. Help at Home and its family of companies are your trusted partner for care and support solutions that empower you and your loved ones to live life on your terms, whatever the age or needs. We build lasting relationships with our clients that are based on honesty and trust. That’s because we care for you and your loved ones just as we would for one of our own family members, with respect and compassion.