GEM Home Health is designed specifically to help clients remain independent and safe in the comfort of their home or alternative settings. Our Professional Care Team includes Certified Nursing Assistants, Home Health Aides, and caring companions.
GEM Home Health is committed to providing quality health care and emotional comfort to all its clients with unparalleled excellence.
I cannot recommend Gem Home Health enough! When my mother suffered a stroke, we were concerned about finding the right care to help her recover. From the moment we contacted Gem Home Health, we knew we were in good hands. Their team of caregivers were not only knowledgeable and experienced, but they were also compassionate and patient with my mother every step of the way.
The care my mother received was exceptional – every detail was attended to, and the team was always available to answer any questions or concerns we had.
I am so grateful to Gem Home Health for all they did for my mother and our family. If you are looking for caring, professional, and attentive home health care, look no further than Gem Home Health. They truly go above and beyond to provide the best possible care.
GEM Home Health provided excellent care for my mother 24 hours a day, seven days a week for 3 years. All caregivers were professional and compassionate and treated my mother with respect. It gives me great comfort knowing that my mother was able to stay in the comfort of her own home with caregivers I know we could trust. I highly recommend GEM HOME HEALTH, LLC.
Tom
For approximately 4 months, my uncle with Alzheimer’s received EXCELLENT care 8 hours a day. His caregiver cared for him with respect, dignity and understanding. In a short amount of time, my uncle declined due to mini-strokes and suddenly required 24 hour assistance until we were able to make arrangements to move him to Memory Care. The caregiver’s only responsibility was to care for him overnight, making sure he didn’t fall. The care giver arrived at 8 p.m. her very first night, a different caregiver from the daytime, and he fell and fractured his hip before midnight. He had partial hip replacement and never fully came out of the anesthesia. In 6 weeks, he went from walking, talking, feeding himself etc. to rehab after surgery, then to ICU and then to hospice. He fell on May 25 and passes away on July 5. When I filed a grievance, they said that my uncle should have been in MC and that his placement in AL was not providing adequate care for him. This the entire reason we went from 8 hrs a day to 24 hrs care for him while making arrangements for placement in MC.
Rest in PEACE uncle!