Compassionate Care Hospice, an Amedisys Company

Lisa A Tarallo 

on Google

3 weeks ago

My dad was admitted to hospice on a Friday evening by an on-call nurse. It was a rocky start. I called the office Monday morning and spoke with the clinical director. After that call our visits and deliveries of meds and supplies ironed out nicely. The hospice nurses were lovely, professional and very nice to my dad. The aid came and provided dad with personal care and a gentle touch. The social worker and chaplain also visited and provided support and information. Dad died quietly, peacefully and without distress at home. T... read more

NJ Refugee 

on Google

4 months ago

We didnt have a good experience. My Dad died an unnecessary painful death. No medications ordered to deal with secretions. No response form the nurse at night. Choose anyone else. 

Connie Smith 

on Google

5 months ago

Our family had a truly positive experience with the hospice team, who cared for our mom at home. Lauryn was very informative and helpful with all of my questions when I was interviewing various hospice companies. She even offered to come to my mother's condo and meet her face-to-face to explain the process and answer any questions we may have. During one of the hardest times in our lives, they were consistently compassionate, patient, and respectful. They took the time to answer every question we had—no matter how small—and ... read more

Jeff Cantor 

on Google

9 months ago

Don’t use this business. They don’t care about the patient and don’t show any compassion. They kept dropping the ball over and over again for pain relief for end of life care. There always seems to be a glitch in the system with these folks. If you need compassionate care for a loved one, these are not the people to use. Horrible!!!! 

Carol Dye 

on Google

a year ago

I was in contact with Kathy, after a referral from my husbands doctor, B. Wayman, Toms River. After approx 2 yrs my husband was terminal with lung cancer. Kathy was nice and I trusted what she told me to be the truth. It was not actually the truth, it was embellished truth. She visited my husband several times in rehab to get him to sign up. I didn’t like that I was not aware this was happening. The nurse, Linda, came to our home after he was back, and my husband signed up. All was ok , supplies were delivered, drugs were de... read more