Dignity Health Home Health, Hospice & Infusion

Douglas Jones 

on Google

4 days ago

The nurses are amazing, however, the administration is awful. They make promises that they don't fulfill 90% of the time. No returned phone calls. You never speak to the same person twice, and they are all dismissive. They are just a dismal service. 

Lisa N 

on Google

2 months ago

My mom recieved end of life care from Dignity Hospice. The nurses and CNA were amazing. They offered guidance, wisdom and support in the kindest and most compassionate way possible. Everyone I spoke with was kind and loving, they have a team that supported our needs. We were given all of the equipment, visits, medication and supplies needed very quickly and we were constantly asked what else our family needed. I am so happy I chose this agency. It is overwhelming to make decisions like choosing a Hospice agency. The reviews ... read more

Aaron Ochs 

on Google

10 months ago

Most of the nurses provided excellent care. Two of the hospice nurses, however, treated us poorly, and made false allegations about the state of our care for a relative who was transitioning. One of the nurses repeatedly yelled at my elderly father, the relative's primary caretaker, and made reports to the county that the county later determined to be unsubstantiated. 

RoJean Head 

on Google

a year ago

My rant. My sister in law has stage four Lewy Bodies Dementia and lung cancer. We signed up with Dignity Health Care Hopicecin Santa Maria California. They fired her yesterday , they call exits as graduation, because she is not dying fast enough! Dr. Kadick, the hospice doctor they recommended came to her house one time. He did not examine her but asked a couple of questions and left. He decided she was stable and decided to terminate her care. I appealed the case but they only sent his notes , not the nurse who visited her ... read more

Joy Bat 

on Google

2 years ago

I think that hospice agencies are understaffed. In light of that fact, I found it very difficult to get help for my husband's agitation. (Several hours and sometimes outright denial of help) When I expressed desperation, I was turned into Adult Protection Services. I was directed by hospice to hand my husband over to a care facility, but later told by APS that his agitation would make him ineligible. Had to call the Fire Department in the middle of the night when he was a threat to himself and me. Later, I opened a claim wit... read more