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716 Commercial Avenue Sw
New Philadelphia, OH 44663

Website

https://www.myhospice.org/

Phone

(330) 343-7605

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Laura Rennicker — Absolutely the best care and most kind staff. Thank you for all that you do!

Reviewed on Google on Nov. 19, 2022, 4:41 p.m.

Lauryn A — Beautiful place. Very calming surroundings and friendly staff! Compassionate and caring

Reviewed on Google on Nov. 9, 2022, 7:28 a.m.

Tasha Rouech — The nurses were beyond caring, compassionate, and sweet. The doctor(especially the female one) was so informative, encouraging and patient. I loved her! I can’t stress enough how wonderful almost all of the staff is who work there and how peaceful and home like the atmosphere is. This facility is well... Read more deserving of the 4 stars I gave them and I wouldve given them 5 HOWEVER there are a few women who work at the desk where you enter that screen family members who need to either be fired or kindly asked not to volunteer anymore. I am by no means a difficult person and easily follow rules, but a few women who work there are not kind enough to be working in this kind of field.
The one older woman, she has shoulder length brown hair, even came in while my sister and I were holding my father up to help him go to the bathroom. She came in just to check my cousin wasn’t in there because only 2 are allowed in the room at a time. We’re literally standing there holding my skeletal father up while he struggles to do anything and this receptionist lady has the audacity to stick her head in. Go sit back at your desk.

The other woman worked on September 16th in the afternoon (my father died at 1:00 PM if that helps identify her) I was walking in from outside after eating lunch,and she gave me a hard time after I was in a rush to get back into the room I said “I already signed in. Just coming back in from eating” and she threw her hands up in the air snottingly saying “just trying to do my job”
Yeah,lady? Well, we all wish you had another.
We are suffering as family members. We are at our most fragile moments. My father suffered greatly from his cancer the past few weeks of his life and they did their best to ease his pain, but there was still a lot of suffering. Your receptionist job pails in comparison to the fact my father is dying right now.
I literally walked into my dad’s room right after that and they were checking his vital signs, confirming he was dead. She made a terrible stressful situation even worse. There was no reason for her to be so snotty, and while she may find it frustrating to deal with short tempered family members occasionally, she isn’t the one who has someone dying in the facility she works at. All I said (and I did say it annoyingly after being harassed by her all day) “I already signed in” and that’s because my aunt told me to hurry up and get in there, which I knew what that meant. This woman didn’t need to throw her hands up all frustrated, as if Im supposed to feel bad or have to deal with her petty frustration during my dad’s final moments. Why is her frustration with a job she isn’t equipped to have supposed to be something Im made to feel bad about? If she can not handle being nice or dealing with the stressed and hurt people who come to visit their loved ones who are dying, she should get another job. She isn’t the receptionist at a daycare. She’s working at a place where people are dying. It takes a special person to work in that kind of field and that lady isn’t it. I never openly complained about her as I don’t like to make waves but rethinking it now, I definitely should have. Please consider asking her not to come back or retraining her on basic human compassion so she stops harassing other family members who have loved ones dying in your facility. Read less

Reviewed on Google on Oct. 7, 2022, 7:42 a.m.

Terra Aronhalt — The atmosphere was very peaceful & most of the staff at this facility were fantastic however some were not meant to work at a hospice facility. I work in the healthcare field myself. I understand the need for limited visitors due to COVID. I have all of my vaccines. In my fathers final moments, ... Read more

Reviewed on Google on Oct. 6, 2022, 7:38 p.m.

Nichole Best — Wouldn't recommend this to anyone, Dr is good and very nice. Amanda the nurse is completely nasty to deal with. She needs a new career!!!

Reviewed on Google on Aug. 8, 2022, 3:25 p.m.

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