To The Rescue

Pour Painter 

on Google

10 months ago

If you are thinking about this agency for your loved one(s), run far away from this place. When my friend was under the care of To The Rescue there were more incidents I can count in the short 8 months she lived under their care. She endured many injuries and To The Rescue refused to share incident reports with the guardian. Staff are not friendly and my friend rarely even received a greeting when she returned to her group home. Along with physical injuries there were several medication errors. The communication is basically... read more

Danika Harms 

on Google

10 months ago

If you are thinking about this agency for your loved one(s), run far away from this place. When my friend was under the care of To The Rescue there were more incidents I can count in the short 8 months she lived under their care. She endured many injuries and To The Rescue refused to share incident reports with the guardian. Staff are not friendly and my friend rarely even received a greeting when she returned to her group home. Along with physical injuries there were several medication errors. The communication is basically... read more

Hollie Bjolly 

on Google

a year ago

I wish the company was better so you didn’t have to leave the clients you love… They’re always hiring for a reason. It’s sadly been the same for 10 years. I loved working at the day program. I’m saddened to see pictures of clients in TTR houses that aren’t properly cared for. Example being overgrowth of hair and beard, weight gain, and lack of taking them to walk in clinics when needed. They need to appreciate the employees they have but they don’t. If you try to stand up for urself and tell them what you need they see it as... read more

Heather Coulman 

on Google

2 years ago

While there are always going to be issues working anywhere, TTR has been good to me, for the most part. The starting pay and being unable to go "full time" have made my journey of improving my life to be put on hold. My supervisor, Anthony, and the next person in line, Amy, are GREAT! Being willing to communicate to not only tell them of the problems, but to make sure follow up is done has been phenominal.