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Staff and caregivers4 of 5 reviews
Quality of care4 of 5 reviews
Communication with family1 of 5 reviews
Building and rooms1 of 5 reviews
Management and turnover1 of 5 reviews
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My dad was a family member of Nurses Helping Hands for 12 years before his recent death. I say family member because that was how he was treated. Sometimes I believed I had a host of other sisters and brothers because of how well they treated him. The staff was always helpful, responsive, and extremely communicative. Upon his passing, several members came to pay their respects and express how much he will be missed. I so appreciate all they were to him and all they became to me. Many blessings...
My uncle stayed at nursing helping Hands for several years before passing. Our experience was very good. Staff was excellent and always helpful. They were very patient with my uncle which had early onset dimensions and suffered from Parkinson’s. I definitely would recommend nurses helping Hands to others. I’d like to thank them for all the great work they did with my uncle. Mark S
From our very first phone call, we were impressed by the administrator, Jeanne, who is incredibly kind and hands on. She is very knowledgeable and efficient and knows all of residents by first name.
My grandmother lived at Nurses Helping Hands for just under one year before she passed. The staff here did a wonderful job of caring for my grandma in her final days. Our family will always be grateful to the people who work here. My grandmother loved them too. May God bless them.
I can’t say enough about what a blessing Nurse’s Helping Hands was in a time of great stress for our family.
Jeanne and her staff provided a loving space for my father as he struggled with his health in what turned out to be his final months. He was not always the easiest resident, but this experienced and compassionate staff cared for him like a member of the family. Dad’s residency there provided a level of stimulation that helped him have some brighter days at the end.
The facility is welcoming and provides continuous stimulation for its residents. They coordinated my dad’s care with hospice, with helped eased the burden on my mom and I, who were going through this for the first time.
Thank you so much. Your care and compassion will be remembered always.
Best place! They take care of community ❤️
My mother couldn’t be in a better place. They truly take care of her.
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