Cornerstone VNA

Barbara Badger 

on Google

4 months ago

So many positive comments about the awesome people that have helped my mom over the years, but one recent one really stands out. My mom was falling, alot. Sherran checked her vision, recommended we get her eyes checked. My mom needed a procedure, could barely see our of her left eye, and we're hoping this stops her falls. Thank you Sherran for "seeing" something that we never thought of. And thank you to Verna, Karrenn, Mackenzie and all the others who have been wonderful getting mom back to good health and mobility! I don't... read more

Betsey Hasty 

on Google

7 months ago

My brother moved into Watson's Field in Dover NH. We chose Corner Stone Hospice as his hospice provider. From day one hospice nurses, social worker and Chaplain services where offered. I would receive updates in appropriate times as his needs changes. He enjoyed his weekly visits with staff and formed a very special connection with nurse Caroline and his chaplain Katie. Although my brother was not a man who practiced a faith he accepted visits by the chaplain as a relationship formed. Katie had such a way with him that allow... read more

Pamela Dumont 

on Google

9 months ago

My father received services from Cornerstone for about a year, and unfortunately, the experience was largely disappointing. The quality of care was inconsistent, with frequent failures to communicate about appointments—often without any call to confirm, inform of delays, or notify of no-shows. Reaching a representative to address concerns was nearly impossible. When I finally did, the individual responsible for palliative care was shockingly rude and unprofessional, showing no compassion toward seniors. My 94-year-old father... read more

Beth Capen 

on Google

9 months ago

My intake was wonderful, as were some nurses, but problems started and got worse. Messages I left rarely got through to the nurses, so they would arrive when there was no visit, or arrive without needed supplies. This frustrated them and me. Each nurse had a completely different understanding of policies-no nurse had the same understanding of what should be done in certain situations. When I got better and was ready to go back to work, they were upset because I needed evening visits. Instead of working to solve problems, the... read more

Karen Bowman 

on Google

10 months ago

When my ex husband was diagnosed with brain cancer, the people who worked with him from cornerstone were amazing. They not only came several times a week to attend to his needs, they also cared about how I was doing as his caretaker. Every single person they sent was a kind, caring, patient person and that went a long way. He passed away in 2020 but I've never forgotten how wonderful these people are.