Best Hospice Springfield Near Me

Heather Salley: Five stars will never be enough stars to express how amazing this team is. No one wants to have to employee these services but when the time comes and you need to. Do not hesitate to contact Seasons. You will not be alone in this journey when you have them on your side.

Stacey Gimlin: They were by our side in 2013 when my dad passed away. We called them when my mom was diagnosed with terminal cancer in September of 2022. To be able to have someone to lean on 24/7 that can answer any questions and help with any problems is just one less thing to have to worry about when you're going through something so hard.

Brent Huff: I am so glad that our family chose Season's Hospice during my mother's final days. The entire team was simply amazing. Season's Hospice was there when we needed them. Highly recommended.

Jim Huffman: When your about to loose your Dad and don’t know where to turn, hospices is the only choice. There are several to choose from. Take my suggestion from our recent experience, Seasons Hospice is the most caring crew you could ever ask for. Comfort for your loved one and truth and compassion for your family.

Samantha Troutman: I highly recommend Seasons Hospice! We have provided non-medical home care services to many clients who are also receiving Hospice care from Seasons. Their Registered Nurses and bath aides are some of the most compassionate, gentle, kind, and knowledgeable professionals we have worked alongside. They are also very quick and efficient in providing medication, gloves, depends, oxygen, a hospital bed, a bedside commode, and much more. The families who we serve have been extremely happy with the care they receive from Seasons. We cannot say enough good things!!-Samantha TroutmanCaring Companions In-Home Senior CareOwner & Care Manager

david wade: Highly Recommend!! When choosing a hospice it was important to us to have a faith based, professional, loving and caring staff. What we found with Season’s Hospice exceeded our expectations! The love and compassion given to my father-in-law was exceptional. Lindsey and staff helped make it possible for a grandpa to see his grandson play just 1 more football game. She arranged for us to be able to park at the schools track and watch the game from the car. Priceless memories!! Just above and beyond. We are so very grateful to all of Season’s staff! Thank You

Doris Spanios: EXCELLENT STAFF! Mr Steve lived each and everyone you helped him.Thanks for everything .God bless to all!!!👼👼👼👼

Doreen N: The bed, oxygen, and equipment arrived quickly on Friday morning. Seasons sent nurse Jesse to evaluate my brother in law. He was so thorough and patient even though it was late on a Friday. His expertise in caring for patients led him to order meds and supplies that were needed much sooner than anticipated by our family. Lara, also a nurse, came on Saturday to do check on him and taught us a lot about caring for him. The patient became agitated in the middle of the night. When a second call was made to Lara, she came over at 0430 and stayed till he died. Lara was so calm and caring. She made the death as comfortable as it could possibly be. The equipment was efficiently removed in a day. What a wonderful group of people and expert service they perform.

Janie Gaydou: Season's Hospice is a wonderful family they took care of my Father. I can't say enough wonderful things they did. Every time I needed them they were there. Thank You so much.

Doris Williams: From the moment i made the first call .they made me feel like the angles were ay my mother in law side couldent have done it with out them.treated her and all of the family with respect .If you ever need good caring people you will find them here..

Alex&Lana Stevenson: Season's Hospice is wonderful!!! The care and compassion they provide in the extremely difficult to navigate end of life care is beyond comparison to any other in our area as they are a faith based organization that is truly doing God's work! They go above and beyond to support their patients AND their patients loved ones. Whether in home or in facility hospice is needed, they will be there for you and your loved ones through it all.

Pat Garrison: We are so thankful for Seasons Hospice! The nurses have been kind and caring and make sure that all our needs are met quickly. I would highly recommend them should you need care.

Daniel Greene: Our experience with Seasons Hospice has been fantastic from the beginning. Wonderful nurses and staff with a true compassion for service.

Deborah Hook: I was not happy at all with the care my mother received. Five different people... nurses?... saw my mother in the short 2 weeks she was on hospice. They were more interested in their iPad and phones than caring for the patient or caregivers. We had to go through all the questions they asked during the initial visit three different times, and they still got info wrong. We called for an unscheduled visit because my mother was in distress and I had to ask the nurse to go in her room and evaluate her... because the nurse was on her phone/iPad for 20 minutes... instead of assessing the patient. They only get a star because they were good about equipment, otherwise no stars. My mother made the decision to go on hospice because of the wonderful care her mother received, thinking she would get the same care from hospice. So disappointing.

NANDA BRADSHAW: Seasons is a wonderful team of caring professionals. It's not just a job for them, they truly care. You are treated like family and help is available any time day or night. I highly recommend Seasons for anyone needing hospice care. Thank you Seasons for being so supportive and caring!

Katrina RMiglietta: When you need someone to help a loved one and the family through end of life, this is the organization to call! I should really say that this is the family friend you should call. While you may not know the individuals when you first engage them, they will become that long-term family friend you rely on who will not only care for your loved one with compassion and professionalism but will also help the family to understand the process and provided knowledgeable, sensitive and caring support for the whole family.Seasons cared for my mother in law but they were equally supportive of the family. They were available 24 hours a day, ensured by mother in law had comfort meds and provided honest and direct answers to question that we had. They provided pro-active continuous contact and that contact was much more than the ‘check the box’ call. It was clear that they built a relationship with my mother and sister in law.While it didn’t take away the sorrow of her passing, it allowed us a high degree of comfort that she was cared for on a personal level with dignity and respect. It is clear that the staff of Seasons has a calling to care for people at this critical time. I couldn’t give them a higher rating.

Carla Bell: Lindsey and her staff are the most loving and caring people you will ever meet who have a calling to provide comfort for patients and their families in their darkest hours. Wonderful people!

andrewadams42: Seasons Hospice cared for my mother when she returned home from a long hospital stay. They were so caring, supportive, professional and provided much wisdom and calm in a very stressful time. Thank you Seasons.

Caty Myers: Seasons Hospice is more than just the place that I am employed. It is the place that I am proud to be employed!! Seasons Hospice strives to be the very best at providing compassionate care to our patients and their families during the end of life journey. I am honored to be a part of this amazing dream team!!!

Tazna Hogue: One of the the best companies I have ever worked for.. Lindsay ADM. and Kim DON are two of the best bosses I’ve had the privilege to work with.The whole staff work together as a team and support each other... very few places have I worked that is Christian based. Love my work family!

Janice Cox: Compassus is a wonderful hospice. I used them for Palliative Care for my 100 year old father that still lived at home for a couple of months. We switched to hospice about a week before he went to Heaven. Everyone was so kind, caring, and knowledgeable. His final wishes and comfort was truly at the center of their services. They did not hesitate to answer any questions and were available every time we needed them. The Compassus Team allowed me to focus on Daddy and not caretaker duties. I cannot say enough good about this organization. 10 out of 10 recommend!

Forever Kacey: Some parts of Compassus are great while other parts are really bad. Compassion from the nurses who come to the homes is lacking. Lacking compassion and common sense. Just another body, just another patient that is how it felt most times. They say they are for the family but it took 3 and a half weeks after my dad passed before we even heard from anyone. Taney county compassus are amazing! Those girls are kind and caring even the aids. The nurses for Springfield/Ozark are not. Over whelmed with patients, fast, and careless. Most the nurses we met spent more time talking about themselves and what's going on with them then they did with the patient. My dad would get impatient and irritated feeling they where only getting their time in. Naudia a on call weekend nurse was the most caring of them all. We will never forget her or the girls in Taney county.

Sam Bradley: I terminated the hospice services of Compassus for my mother, due to their continuous mistakes and lack of care. At a recent meeting with the staff of the facility where my mother resides, the Compassus nurse arrived late and basically disputed the evaluations/gains that the facility staff had already presented. The next week the Compassus nurse called to inform us that there were some health issues with my mother and suggested some medication changes were needed, but she was looking at the chart for a patient that was not my mother. During our last conversation with the Compassus nurse, she stated that, "I haven't had time to visit your mother this week, but the staff tells me there hasn't been any changes." When I contacted the Compassus office, the office staff told me that the nurse had recorded a visit that week. My experience with Compasses, is that they can not be trusted.

MED 365: i dont like old people !!!! gross

Lanna Richards: I've met nice people, but everyone at Compassas goes over and beyond anything I have ever experienced. They are all sweet, caring, respectful when someone passes, and they have been wonderfully supportive to me. Faith, one of the nurses is wonderful and Suzy, the chaplain is outstanding. What a wonderful, comforting company. I wish I could give them 10 stars. Thank you from the bottom of my heart!

Sarah Prybylski: My mom was on hospice at home since February and Carylon was her nurse and Vanessa was her bath aide. I was very impressed with the care my mom received. When my mom passed Sept 13th her nurse rushed to the house to help my family and to get mom ready for the funeral home . Get company Thank you Compassus for all of your help.

Jessica Williams: The first nurse we got was told that my mother in laws pain medicine made her stomach hurt, did nothing about it and told her to give it a day instead. She kept touching her back after she said it hurt asking "it hurts here?" The second nurse seemed better, but today when her pain level was severe and she couldn't handle taking pain meds that made it worse she laughed and told her it was her fault for not taking meds and that she was working on it. The whole point of hospice was to have pain management and comfort where it is easily accessible and so far the only person who managed to take care of that was her bath aide.Edit: The nurse who refused to do her job was named Caroline. It was at the end of her shift and apparently she doesn't like dealing with patients who need more than just basic care. She told my mother in law "If you want to be at a pain level nine, that's your own fault," and laughed when my MIL asked if she was just being cruel, then walked away. When she realized that we were in the next room she commented about how stubborn she was to justify her behavior, but there is nothing wrong with refusing to accept inadequate care, especially not during the last days you're alive. She told my MIL that she was working on it before she left, but we had been asking for something that works since she I was assigned to us. This was within a week of her death. We were never able to catch up on her pain because of Caroline refusing to do her job and frankly being negligent and abusive. Our next nurse, Jamie (who was wonderful) was only on the phone for 30 minutes and got her meds. Unfortunately she died a few days still in excruciating pain. She was a nurse her entire life and never treated someone so despicably. She should have been treated with care and dignity.

Tina Gunnels-Day: Compassus, hospice is highly recommended for the work that they do, all the staff are very professional and helped with a very difficult family situation, I truly felt that they were a "guiding light" through one of lifes storms. much love, ~Tina

Jo Bonsee: Hospice Compassus is a very professional agency yet very warm and caring. Kayla at Hospice Compassus is a very lovely, upbeat person who cares immensely about her patients. It is a great feeling to know I can refer my clients to Kayla and Hospice Compassus and know they will have the very best of care.Jo BonseeCare Transition CoordinatorSutton In-Home Senior CareSpringfield, MO

Ashley Bayless: Good Shepherd Hospice provided care for my mom from August 2020 until her passing November 2021. Without their assistance, I would not have been able to spend the precious, additional time with her. My mom looked forward to her nurse visits, as well as, the CNA/bath aid visits. She met a very sweet hospice volunteer who came only to visit- not talk about her health, just whatever my mom was interested in at the moment. Anytime I called with a question, I always received a call back. After hours and on weekends if there was a problem or need, it was met. They provided adult incontinence supplies and medications were delivered to my door every two weeks. Everyone at Good Shepherd was flexible and kind. A special thank you to Jen and Brittany who were with us nearly the whole time!

Ashley Tisdal: Not all of the employees but most of them work harder at not doing their job than doing their job.

Donna Tindall: Good Shepherd is truly the LOWEST paying hospice there is, yes, they offer 5 weeks vacation a year, but will only allow u to take a week, if u are lucky, and ED and management is HORRIBLE, it's all on the aides and nurses, ED shames all employees and treats them terrible, office manager and ED are best friends, therefore, Office manager treats anyone badly, that the ED has decided to go after, they sit back and talk about the patients calling needing things too much, they sit back and talk about how they wish certain patients would get off their service, ive actually heard management sit and talk about how a certain patient had went to hospital, and how they hope she doesn't come back on their service, its not a good company at all!

Kevin Wheeler: The staff at Good Shepherd is awesome.They took very good care of my father before and as he passed away. The nurses and aids always kept us informed after every visit and went above and beyond.

Linda Wiebe: We had Good Shepherd for a short time before my dad passed, but I’m thankful we had them. Especially, the last day . Sandy was on call and she was a God send ! We had never met her prior , but we will never forget her ! Thank you Sandy for working so endlessly and lovingly ! Linda

Jo Bonsee: My experience with Good Shepherd is that they are a very professional yet very caring and compassionate agency. Maggie and Jennifer are amazing and are a wonderful example of the high quality you will find at Good Shepherd. It's a great feeling that I can refer my clients to Good Shepherd and know they will receive the best of care.Jo BonseeCare Transition CoordinatorSutton In-Home Senior CareSpringfield, MO

Stacy Boysenkrauck: Intrepid Hospice of Springfield MO has the most professional staff. They were amazing during the 7 months they took care of my mother. Jamie guided our family through the various stages. Always on top of my mom's medical needs and helped us prepare for her passing. Angela became one of my Mom's friends as she bathed and comforted her during all the transitions. Cindy provided spiritual comfort each week. Pat and Donna visited often helping her feel loved. The entire team approach to hospice care gave me and my family the knowledge, comfort and relief that my mom didn't suffer at anytime under the hospice care. I highly recommend Intrepid Hospice for any of your loved ones needs. They are your caregivers that will provide the dignity of end of life needs. S. Boysen-Krauck

Vince Hamilton: A professional company.

Jo Bonsee: Intrepid Home Health is a professional and high quality health care agency. I have found those at Intrepid to be very kind and caring. It is wonderful to know that when I have clients needing home health care I can refer them to Intrepid and know they will be in good hands.Jo BonseeCare Transition CoordinatorSutton In-Home Senior CareSpringfield, MO

Janice Goosey: Just met a hospice nurse Friday, she was nice enough, just too pushy wanting a decision immediately. Not the type of decision to rush. Then Saturday another hospice nurse contacted my sister and was rude, pushy and judgemental. We will never use Integrity.

sean tice: Recently setup home care for my mother with Integrity. The "admin" who came out to review the service and do the paperwork was not very good at explaining the service and seemed to be very poorly informed about staff, schedule, and specifically mothers' personal needs. After a few phone calls following her initial onboarding visit she finally was able to identify a local staff member who would be assigned to come out at a specific time and day for mom's service. When that day and time arrived, the staff person was a no call, no show.

Jim Grooms: I would like to say thank you for all that you do.these folks helped with the care of my oldest, dearest friend (since 1978)Shelly and her trainee Hailie S., Lanay in Social Services, and the Chaplin Michael done a fantastic job and I can not thank them enough, If ever needed i will defiantly use and recommend you.

cararod schertz: I am very inpressed how Home Integrity care and Hospice how fast they moved with getting my mom her nursing and bath all set up.My mom said she would like a hospital bed, so I said, "okay I will call ".Within in hour they delivered.Wow, they moved fastThe nurses and bath ladies took such good care of my mom.Thank everyone, I greatly appreciate you allCara and Rod Schertz

Janelle K: I'm sharing the letter that I wrote to Integrity Hospice after the death of our beloved son, David on May 11, 2021. He had been in Hospice care for a long time, so I knew many of these folks extremely well. Here is the letter~~ Dear ones,Sending a heartfelt blanket thank you to all the angels at Integrity Hospice. All the way from the kind lady who answered the phone, to the bath aides, the fill-in nurses, to Jillian, the social worker, Marilyn, the massage therapist, and Michael the chaplain, you were always by our side, giving your all in the kindest, most efficient way possible.A special thanks to Nurse Patty, who was with us the most. How we appreciated her compassion, knowledge, and professionalism---and how David loved to tease her! Also to Summer, who spoiled him with the occasional Starbucks and flavored coffee creamer!I can't name all the folks who filled in but they were awesome, down to the very last one.At our age, there was no way his dad and I could have given him the care that he deserved without you.Thanks too, to the Good Lord for answering my prayer for him to go peacefully in his sleep, and for giving me the strength to care for him.I suspect that you are hiding angel wings beneath those scrubs! David loved you all!Hope you all can have a cup of Wendy's coffee in his memory!Everlasting love and gratitude,John and Janelle Knox

Deborah Bay: My husband has home health care the Nurses are great no complaints but Mike his case manager dropped the ball.My husband has a trek and he has to have filters in it at all times and when you have home health we can't order from anyone else. And I had to call personally to get him to order. The Nurses would request him to order but he wouldn't. Now we have been totally out for a week and he doesn't even care this is something I can't just go get off the shelf. We will never use Integrity ever again!

Kaleb Rusk: Lacking integrity more like it said my grandpas surgery wounds looked fine infection free on Thursday and did a lousy job dressing his wounds 10 mins after they dressed them they were falling off didn’t come with any gear or anything hardly my wife is a RN I know how things should be handled anyway here we are on Saturday and he’s passing away from sepsis on hospice.mercy hospital sucks and so does your company integrity.

Felisha Whitman: Super knowledgeable staff, very helpful, loves to help others

Renee Wells: I just lost my brother Paul 2 days ago to cancer. He was under your service and his nurse was Danielle and I just want to thank her for all her help, care, and concern. During her last visit I voiced concerns over his agitation and she had anti-anxiety meds to him within a couple of hours. She was straightforward about the little time he had left but she was compassionate and caring and answered our questions honestly. She didn't just do her job and go. Also once he had passed another nurse that was on call came to the house and notified everyone that we needed and sat with us until he was taken away. And I am sorry I don't remember her name but she too was awesome. And I am thankful that we had these two ladies that helped make his life and his passing as easy and pain free as possible for him. And thank your company for all the helped and care we recieved.

Breanna Mack: I originally left a review with two stars but I’d like to think that my experience doesn’t reflect the company as a whole. My phone interview with Jessica K was great. She was very informative and polite. However, my interview with the Recruiting Manager was really rushed through and it felt like she had no intention of connecting with me from the beginning. Not to mention, the lack of communication that followed was almost 3 weeks before I was finally sent a denial email. As an HR professional myself, I feel like there is definitely some improvement to be made in the interview process at this company.

Lee Beaman: During the last days of Vanessa's father and one of my best friends life the staff and nurses from Integrity Home Care and Hospice were beyond amazing. Greg, his staff, and the nurses Joyce P. Julie M. and Deborah H. and if there were others I missed I do apologize. These people were truly a gift from God. Giving John the ability to be at his home here on earth until he passed to his heavenly home in Glory will be something I will always be grateful to these Angels here on earth for helping us with. Thank you Greg! you are truly one of the greatest people I have ever met in my life.

Rebecca Mason: I was excited to get notified that they wanted to do an interview with me for a job position that they had advertised! Then the next day I get a text message saying they had to cancel my interview with no explanation about why and that I couldn’t reschedule. I have worked in the medical field for over 6 years and have never been treated this way before. I will never apply to work with them again.

Cindy Pipes: Thank you Integrity Hospice for the wonderful care that was given to my family member. She was very well cared for!

Gina Wheeler: I have worked for Integrity for 5yrs. This is an amazing place to learn and grow. Not only am I an employee but my family are also clients.

Amy Appleberry: BEWARE!! We were warned by MULTIPLE people who had similar experiences to go with a different provider, but my father n law had been with them for 15+ years he was against changing. The previous years he wasn't sick though. They had been doing light cleaning and grocery shopping. Once he was diagnosed terminal the game changed. From the second hospice got involved things got weird and wrong! They immediately started talking to us and him like he was on his death bed and not in mental control enough to make his own decisions so we would drive the 1+ hr. drive, emotionally wraught because we expected him to be what they said only to have him walk out the front door and meet us at our vehicle. (That was the first time). So we stayed into the night with him talking and reminiscing and us completely confused as to why they would call and say those things when he was obviously fine. from then it just got worse. My husband, who his father had given power of attorney to, recieved an afternoon call that he had made the decision to go into a home due to needing 24hr care and us being so far away. We were told they had him going into a very nice spacious home that was newly remodeled yada yada. when we showed up to take him he was very strange acting and quite I thought he'd given up, then we checked him into an old, musty, dreary home where he had the corner of a small shared room. We couldnt take it and the next morning went and took him out of that place and moved him in with us which he thanked me every day for. During the time he was with us I never observed any of the things his nurse from before had repeatedly said. Oh, plus during the nursing home check in it came out that his nurse had taken my husband off as power of attorney and the HIIPA which doesn't seem legal. Also my father n law told us he was never told about the nursing home until the morning we moved him and that the nurse had come over dosed him with liquid adivan and xanex and told him right before we got there. that's why he wasn't fighting against it! The nurses he had at our home in branson never forced that medicine on him like the one in springfield. either. We had a trip with our 14 year old that had been previously planned so we took him to stay for 3 days with a friend of his from his old apartment. For some reason the nurse he had before ended up there on the day we were picking him up. they asked the friend to let them talk to him alone and when she got back the power of attorney had been switched from my husband and they were taking him back to that same home. My husband and I called repeatedly trying to find where he was at only to get the run around and talked to with disrespect. My father in law was weak but in decent physical health and still in strong mind and within 7 days of being kidnapped and hidden he passed. Noone bothered to call until the funeral director saw my husband listed as next of kin 2 days after the fact! in his personal items his checkbook pocketknife and glasses were all misplaced or stolen. At this point it doesnt matter. Nothing will ever convince me there was not something dirty going on behind the scenes with the nurse at least. I would like to know if the money that this company takes from people after their dead gets split into bonuses or do they use that for incentives? The only other idea that makes sense is that the nurse is a serial killer which sounds crazy but it does happen!

Misty Caro: Its been my home of work for seven years and love it..

April Wooten: I have worked out of the Joplin office for almost 5 years, I work with some of the most caring people I have ever met in my life. We all work hard to work together to get the best out come for our clients and field staff.

maj jilly: Thrir hospice team was with my mother in her final days. Everyone was great and they have a new program where when patients get close to death they offer a 24 hour sitter (free of course) to be with that person. Wonderful ecperience with this company.

Shane Sauer: I get discharged today from my home health nurse service's. I'm a recent bka amputee who just went through a revision surgery.I've had a fill in nurse once in a while, but the nurse I have now has been working with me since day 1.Lacie is absolutely awesome. She has had alot of patience with me and has encouraged me to keep going on when I just wanted to quit. She's heard me scream and cry and she's heard me laugh. Through it all , she has been absolutely amazing.Lacie told me from day 1 that she will see me through all of this until I was healed completely and she has totally stayed true to her word. You are amazing Lacie , thank you for hanging in there with me!! Thank you integrity !!

Linda Overend: Sherry Bowers is so wonderful. She has been very professional but with a sense of humor. Integerity Health Care is the BEST.