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  Right Now Mobility

  Sean not only came out to give us an estimate just a couple days after I called to set up an appointment, but he was EXTREMELY patient with me and my elderly parents and thoroughly explained our options and answered our many questions. My parents decided the next day that they wanted to purchase the stairlift from Right Now Mobility and Sean was able to come out a day later with a coworker to do the install. They wore facecoverings throughout the process to help keep my parents safe from COVID-19 and made sure my parents knew how to use the stairlift (and had each of them try it at least once) before they left. VERY pleased with this experience. Would highly recommend!
  - Nancy B.
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  HomeWell Care Services

  Their service has been excellent, I have been very happy with the caregivers that they've sent and we have been with them for years, and they send one caregiver at a time. And one of the caregiver they've sent, Betsy even took the initiative to complete task that is needed to be done without being directed. Their office staffs are very proactive and responsive.
  - Kate E.
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  Compassionate In-Home Care Inc.

  It was a wonderful experience. The company owner and the client services manager met with myself, my brother, and my mother to determine my mother's needs, and to get a feel for her personality. Anyone who has been saddled with the task of convincing their aging parents that they need assistance, knows this can be a real challenge. My mother's caregivers were perfect: Very high energy, bubbly personality and a little bit silly, just like my mother! They really enjoyed each other's company. Our caregivers were always punctual. They were very pleasant and extremely responsible. They were always in close contact with us, certain to keep us abreast of any health concerns they suspected. It was such a relief to know my mother was being safely cared for and at the same time enjoying her caregivers' visits.
  - nancy c.
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  HOME INSTEAD SENIOR CARE

  Three of the four caregivers were excellent. The youngest of the caregivers was on her phone more often and not as attentive or helpful with light housekeeping, meal prep, etc as the other three.
  - CHARLES K.
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  Absolute Hearing Solutions

  I went there because I found them in Angie's List, and after reviewing their website and calling the office, I learned that their prices were significantly lower than anywhere else in Columbus.  I already had hearing tests and quotes from 2 other Columbus audiologists, but I thought their prices were just way too high. I ended up buying a top of the line state-of-the-art set of hearing aids and saved over $2000 by  buying from Absolute Hearing Solutions. Note that the hearing aids were the exact same model and manufacturer offered by one of the other audiologists I visited.  The loss and damage warranty is a year better than the others were offering (3 years instead of 2), there is no deductible for the first year (others wanted $250), and only $99 deductible for subsequent years. The services also includes lifetime free adjustments and check-ups and free or extremely low-priced batteries.
  - Stephen W.
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  Compassionate In-Home Care Inc.

  We had a wonderful experience with Compassionate In-Home Care. Joe was able to find the perfect person to help us keep our parents in their home for as long as possible. Lisa was their companion for 6 months. She was so kind and insightful to their needs. Joe's assistant, Sue, was also of great help. She kept in communication with us regularly and even filled in for Lisa when needed. There were open lines of communication with quick responses to our questions. My parents loved Lisa and called her "their friend." Lisa engaged them in the things that they were able to do, such as puzzles and card games. We can't say enough good things about this home care agency!
  - CONNIE D.
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  HOME INSTEAD SENIOR CARE

  While at first I found the 8 hour/weekly minimum a bit off-putting, but as the only caregiver of my 90+ y/o mother I was glad to have the time off. The only downside was that the cost of Home Instead was not reimbursable (at all) under Medicare or my mother's long-term health care insurance. Both caregivers we were assigned during the month and a half we used Home Instead were extremely nice, professional, and trustworthy. We especially liked one, who I hope would be available to assist my mother any time in the future when the need arises. I am very glad we used Home Instead and would not hesitate to use them again or to recommend them to my friends and neighbors.
  - Dominique V.
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  HOME INSTEAD SENIOR CARE

  The group of ladies that provided care were all wonderful. The company was very receptive to my requests and did a great job matching the right caregivers to fill the needs of my parents and to match their personalities.
  - Sue B.
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  HOME INSTEAD SENIOR CARE

  Home Instead home care services were recommended to me by a social worker who works with older adults.  She was correct with her recommendation!  I found the staff at the agency to be very helpful and compassionate, and they took the time to listen to our experience with caregiving responsibilities for my father with dementia.  They were very professional, very caring and comfortable, and felt understood.  Plus they have male caregivers on staff, which worked so well with my father.  I'm very pleased with Home Instead and would use them again!
  - Joanna B.
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  HOME INSTEAD SENIOR CARE

  There were two aids, Lana and Dianna, that cared for my mom during the last months of her life. They added to the quality of her life through their care and love. They were like members the family and were supportive of myself as well as mom. They tried to keep mom engaged with coloring, watching the kids in the park, playing with our pets, etc. I feel they put in a lot of hard work and a lot of heart. My experience with this and other agencies is that it is best to never change your schedule. If you do change your schedule make sure you call back and verify that they have made the schedule change. If a schedule change is necessary try to give 3-4 days notice (or more). Also if you don't like an Aid for any reason, get rid of them. I had problems with 2 aides with this agency one was not physically capable of caring for my mom (the first time she came I thought I was going to have to help her in the house) and the other I had a bad feeling about from the start. I should have immediately ask the agency to replace them. But I will being nice and felt sorry for one and couldn't come up a good reason to get rid of the other (till she broke the lift chair and trapped my Mom on the second floor for 5 days). The agency went out of their way to take care of this problem. Trust your instincts and remember the care of your loved one is the only objective. Watch your loved ones reaction to the care giver and use their reactions to base your keep or cut loose decisions. I went through 3 agencies till I found one that I could work with that send care givers that were a good fit in my house hold. Trust your instincts and remember the care of your loved one is the only objective.
  - THOMAS A.