I would give zero stars if possible. Rude, disrespectful caretakers with Complete lack of empathy for grieving family members and dehumanizing of the deceased. Male worker called my mother-in-law disrespectful when she insisted on a phone call before arrival, when my mother-in-law is calm, neutral, and Far from disrespectful. Tried to one-up her when she said she was tired by responding well IM tired too. Unprofessional response from a caretaker being paid to provide comfort and care to their client and their family members.Once the client was deceased, another employee found it appropriate to multi-task, answering a phone call While simultaneously dressing him in preparation for the funeral home, reducing him simply to a corpse, and not a human being. While the family member gave permission for her to answer the call, because it was, in fact, the funeral home calling, she saw no issue in depersonalizing her client, instead of doing the professional thing and stepping away, taking the call, and then returning to her task, ESPECIALLY since family was generous enough to excuse her to answer the phone in the first place. Her behavior was ENTIRELY unacceptable, abhorrent, and we will be pursuing further action. God help any other suffering family who is assigned to these heartless excuses for humans.

Sometimes the end of life experience can be difficult but Community Home care makes the transition so much easier. The staff is friendly, the volunteers are genuine and the service is phenomenal. I wouldn’t trust my loved ones with anyone else.

They are amazing never thought someone could care for my family as much as I did. A wonderful bunch of people

If there was less than one star, I would use it to rate this company. They were almost nonexistent during the passing of my father. Ive heard so many good things about hospice care....not at all what this company provided.

Genuine staff. Professional company. Compassionate and caring team.