St Joseph Health System Home Care Services Hospice

First of all having a family member here is the absolute worst event that could happen. My grandpa was transferred from the hospital because it was recommended that he live out his time as best as he could with attention around the clock. However this is not the case in this shitty place. The wannabe nurses talk all fucking night and laugh and watch dance moves and then have the audacity to say the family members in my grandpas room is loud. Like cmon you fucking morons just because you classify yourself as a «nurse» who takes care of the elder doesn’t mean you really are. When you have someone you love in this state you cannot think and you expect a place like this would help make sure all the family members feel comfortable and this was not the case. When a patient asks for food and the kitchen is closed like cmon isn’t there a refrigerator or something that they can be given. Isn’t the purpose of a place like this to accommodate the elderly. I can tell you right now that the student loans and money all the employees have taken to work here has gone to shit because you all suck! The irony that you imbeciles don’t properly take care of the people here when you too will more than likely end up in one yourself. Finally if I could give NO stars I would. If you are offered to have anyone from St Joseph Hospital transferred here beware. The people are rude and should go back to school to learn a hello welcome and thank you.

Probably one of the nastiest group of workers here. One lady called my mother and threatened her about an unpaid bill. Let’s see… we got the bill on Friday. Check mailed Saturday and aggressive call on Monday. Should call your organization St Lucifer’s by all accounts Rosemarie.

I would like to commend Janyce Lawson (Hospice Coordinator), for an outstanding job well done with great caring for families in their time of grief. Furthermore, I would like to comment on the excellent program that was indeed a «Celebration of Life», spearheaded by Janyce Lawson. Thank you so very much for your tireless and selfless work, that you continue to give so many families in the community.
Sincerely, Deborah Sue Barela