When my mom was admitted in 2014 we couldn't have asked for a better experience. They truly did everything they could to make her as comfortable as possible and give us a piece of mind. They have a wonder facility, a beautiful garden and the nurses are very caring when they are at the house or the facility. We truly thank you for everything you have done before and after her passing.
Extremely kind people who helped my when my mother when she needed it most. Don't hesitate to call. They do wonderful work and I will always be grateful they were there to make the end of my mother's life as painless as possible.
MaryAnn is very rude and unpleasant on phone. Now I know why people go elsewhere for hha's
Ask questions before you agree to hospice care for a loved one. The patients are put into a morphine induced coma, no fluids, no food, until death. It s a heart wrenching process and completely unexpected by my family. My mother was placed in their care on a Saturday and was completely unconscious from the moment she was there until she passed on that Tuesday. No last words. No goodbyes.
Make sure your family is provided with all information.
Extraordinary people and services. Mary Clarke at Huntington Hospital was very helpful in recommending Visiting Nurse Service who, in turn, treated my mother these past two weeks as if she were family, both at home and in their wonderful hospice house in East Northport. To everyone - the nurses, aides, social workers, volunteers, maintenance staff - all of whom cared for Mom with such compassion, I can't thank you enough. Sharon and Michele were particularly exceptional.
Insofar as the visiting nurse agency is concerned, the people who work here have been helping my mom and dad immensely. they come in and do what needs to be done that is in the best interest of their care
