This company is horrible I do not… This company is horrible I do not recommend this company to any care givers or people needing care. Unfortunately I worked with them for a couple of months due to the original company I worked for was merged with honor. I thought it would be nice but I was wrong. I pride myself in my work I go above and beyond when caring for others and I try to work as much as I can while balancing a full school schedule. Honor does not value its employees they do not care about what you put as your availability you have to constantly say the same thing to them everyday multiple times a day. It’s like they are bullies. Well I get a message saying they review care pros and I was flagged for something which they could not tell me but said they will tell me in 10 days it’s December 5th I hadn’t worked a shift for them since November 2 so I’m not understanding what issue I had that took a month to handle I only pick up one time shifts overnight mostly due to my school schedule I think when you can’t work when they want you to or drop everything you have going on in life make up lies. So I kindly quit and told them no need for a review and I can’t work for a company that send false acquisitions so beware if your company is bought out by honor run if you can I would never recommend this job to anyone plus my original pay I was getting before we merged was cut drastically and all the shifts they had available were almost 40-50 min drive to only get about $50 it is not worth it

The company kept changing caregivers at… The company kept changing caregivers at the last minute, so I'd open the door to find a stranger that I had to train to care for my husband. They would post something on the website -- but never alerted me in advance of the change. Was I supposed to check the website every five minutes???

When I first met with an Honor… When I first met with an Honor representative it seemed like a great service. What she described to me made me say “wow they really know what they are doing and are on it.” Boy was I wrong! The caregiver I got from Honor was amazing! I think I lucked out. She was experienced with Spinal Cord Injuty patients and my husband had just suffered an accident and had an SCI. Unfortunately she was only with us for about 4 months. That’s wheny nightmare began. Honor would send different caretakers everyday. Some would come from as far away as 50 Miles. We are in the San Fernando Valley! The caregivers would come an hour to 2 hours late! My husband is in a wheelchair & can not move on his own. He was left in bed while I left to work hoping someone would show up. The last straw was a caregiver that said she was Jewish & couldn’t touch my husband’s food! What? Who goes into this field if they can’t touch food that is NOT kosher! I’m my experience the Honor caregivers were horrible to my husband and myself!

My spouse developed Lewy Body Dementia… My spouse developed Lewy Body Dementia with a seizure disorder and we needed more help the last 3 months of her life – Honor Home Care was fantastic! The caregivers who came were experienced, competent and compassionate. We had a rotating group of three or four women, and each was terrific, even in the last week when the seizures were frequent and frightening. I liked that we could schedule as-needed, and that aides would come with us when we needed help with procedures in hospitals (cat scan, blood draw). I have recommended them to many friends looking for aides.

Good, but staff for cognitively impaired needs work Some of the care givers were absolutely fantastic, some where fine, a couple needed replacing. Unfortunately it was nearly impossible to monitor the night time people and they didn't fall into the fantastic or fine category. When you have a cognitively impaired person on hospice you need to send the best people. The app with alerts was fantastic. After the loved one passed, we missed those alerts for a few days.