Happy Employee
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I have been an employee of Apex Hospice for more than five years. It always saddens me to see that the web and media is able to be used by previous employees to display their anger. No one ever is to blame for their own termination, but that does not mean that the agency did not care or try to work through the problems, sometimes they just are not workable.
I know everyone who has posted negative comments about the agency I work for and there is a conflict of interest for each one. It is not like posting a restaurant review, these are hard working, caring professionals who do, regardless of personal angry reviews, that have dedicated their lives to take care of patients and if I may say so, they are doing it well.
I am grateful to be an employee of Apex and if I should ever leave willing or upon termination, I will always appreciate the care I have seen them give.
Reviewed on Google
on Nov. 26, 2019, 3 p.m.
Faith Seroy
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I worked for this company for 8 months, and my day to day doing were ok. I went to work did my job and went home. There was change in management several times during my stay with the company. There was a high turnover in nurses, which caused angst in families because there was no regard to consistent staff. This causeany revocations. When you are fire from this company you are blindsided. I had gone through alot of loss myself while working here, and I am thankful the company gave me bereavement and took a collection for me, which was nice. After that I had dedicated myself to the company saying that I would not leave and even tailored my degree toward working up to advancement in the company. Again I reiterate most staff are blindsided by being let go. I had no write-ups, or anything, neither did some of the other nurses when they got fired too. They fire you because they already have someone to replace you. Many of the staff was really upset when they let me go because I was good I what I did. I had many employees calling me for days in awe that they let me go. I feel it was unfair and unjust.
Reviewed on Google
on Nov. 15, 2019, 12:04 a.m.
Karen Mercer
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Hospice is about an individualized plan of care in which apex hospice does not deliver. My cna was on vacation and on Wednesday after not hearing anything from apex I called and was told there was a death. I understand however I was not called prior to this Medicare provides and pays for this service. Staff visits last about 15 minutes. Really gives hospice a bad name. Diane the hospice supervisor was rude and I made the decision to switch to another hospice. With so many caring hospices, please do not select this one for your loved one
Reviewed on Google
on Aug. 21, 2019, 4:44 p.m.
Amanda Halley
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When my mother became sick late last September, the doctors recommended hospice. My mom was tough and not ready to stop fighting, so palliative care was our best option. Apex went above and beyond to provide additional support (which is normally only available to hospice patients) since I was also 10 weeks pregnant and physically and emotionally drained. They handled every step with compassion and professionalism. Once we finally made the transition to hospice, the doctors, nurses and staff pushed to have extra equipment here quickly. They still follow up and check in on me, which is a nice touch. Losing someone you love, especially as quickly as we did is just devastating. Apex did everything imaginable to help with that transition.
Reviewed on Google
on May 23, 2019, 9:34 a.m.
Karen Grossman
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I never have posted a rating on any business/company providing bad service etc. this is my first time! Apex hospice and palliative care deserves this. At a very emotional time during
My life I placed my husband on hospice
Per the companies doctor with them but not as a two or three weak anticipated passing more like 6 months or longer at our home. This company doesn’t follow through on anything they say. The right hand doesn’t know what the left hand is doing yet they like to
Blame me Like I’m not cooperating with what they want to do! I had an incident between hospital and Apex and it was a disaster when I’m only trying to do what’s best for my husband and my situation. I don't recommend this company for palliative or hospice services.
Reviewed on Google
on Feb. 28, 2019, 5:10 p.m.
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