Addus HomeCare

Miss (Von) 

on Google

2 months ago

Poor service.Never show up for scheduled visits. Lie and say things untrue. Lazy, mouthy, service. Unskilled employees, share information against your HIPPA rights 

Marcia McMahon 

on Google

a year ago

When I became disabled in 2012, they were very organized and sent people that were trained and knew what they were doing. When I reapplied in 2014, they wanted to bill ahead of time and they explained on the phone they had absolutely no one to help me and everyone would be having to be trained that day and then they would quit and the next person would come. Again to begin to send people that were dirty unkempt and we’re not even clean nonetheless to clean and help out around house ? No training, I would never return to the... read more

Nancy Suddoth 

on Google

4 years ago

I switch to Addus after being promised I would get a homemaker after major surgery. That was in September. I was supposed to start receiving care on September 27th but as of December 7, 2021 I still don't have a caregiver. I am disabled and still recovering from surgery and have continued to tell them this. If I could give them less than one star, I would. 

Linda Shackelford 

on Google

4 years ago

I have a close friend who has a caregiver from Addus. Even though she has tested positive for Covid19 they still allow her to work. That is very irresponsible and risky to her clients. She is putting the clients and everyone she comes into contact while she is out at risk of getting Covid19. I'm sure glad my caregiver is from DORS. They would never allow that. 

Jenna Weller 

on Google

5 years ago

I cannot speak for the whole company, but I do know a woman named Anna (last name protected for privacy) who works for this company and she is simply amazing. She is by far the best at what she does! This woman is one of the kindest and most gentle souls I have ever met, and Addus is very lucky to have her!