Right at Home Columbia, SC
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"My experience has been that they (Right at Home) are good and experienced people. They do a good job, they are attentive, and they try to help. I can't do things like stand very long so cleaning the house is difficult. They do all of that. I just got a new worker last time and she seems to be good so far. They do everything that needs to be done and they do a good job of it. They even do things that I haven't asked them to do. They wash dishes and do laundry. It is all good. They are kind, considerate and pleasant. We can talk when we have time. They seem like they care. They (Right at Home office staff) are very good. They are always available to help and they get back to me right away. They will do whatever they can to accommodate any of my requests. They are attentive, considerate, and look for things to do. They do a good job."

"I like the caregiver because she's really nice. The caregiver helps clean, cook, and she even listens to me. She does really good work, and there's never a problem when I ask her to do something. She does it. I'm picky with how the housekeeping is done, and she does a good job helping me to get it done. She's excellent with helping me. I have really bad feet because of my diabetes, and does a great job helping me. She puts my medication on my feet and also reminds me to take my medication. She also referred me to a great new doctor. She cooks my dinner for me. She listens to me and my bawling, and she even celebrates with me when I start to improve and show progress. The office staff is great! Even when I call on the weekends, they are available to me, no matter what, which I didn't expect. Also, they me switch my schedule because it worked better for me."

"I like their caregivers and the way they deal with my loved one. They provide the service and it helps me. We live in different states, so it is a benefit that they can provide good service. They are there everyday and they satisfy my sisters needs even when she is difficult at times. They help her with her medication and assist with hygiene. They show they care in the way they talk to her and how they encourage her. They don't give up on her when she is stubborn. They motivate her. They keep me informed of changes and they communicate about my sisters behavior with a proactive approach. I love the way they communicate with her. They are consistent in trying to get her to do what she needs to do. They are very encouraging and they are always trying to meet her halfway or more."