We are using We Care Home Assistants for my mom. They offer her bathing, helping her get dressed, feeding her and cleaning. The caregivers are all very good, nice and sweet.

I had interviewed a lot of other companies but I picked We Care because I like the person that came out to talked to me. I like the management a lot. I love most of the caregivers. The last caregiver that we had for the last year was wonderful. We had stayed friends since then. She did a great job.

They've just been really good. The owners are really responsive and I've been really happy with them. Every time I call them, they're very responsive to all of my needs. The caregivers seemed great. I know that my grandmother is really happy with the care itself. Every time I have a question or schedule, they're just always quick to get back to me. I can see nothing that they should improve on. So far everything has been really good.

WeCare is just close to where I live. We went to their open house and talk to the people there. They seemed to be really caring and I was really impressed with that. The price is pretty good and we decided that my father could use their help. One caregiver in particular did a good job. I think her name is Myrna. She's specially good. She worked with him for 12 hours a day and I worked for him for 12 hours a day. We worked for a month together. What sets her apart from the other caregivers is that she's very very caring. She knew what she was doing. She had a self assurance. She got my dad to do the exercises which he didn't want to do but needed to do. She anticipated his needs. She became a part of the family and really was caring towards him. When he passed away, she took it harder than almost anyone. She really was attached to him. She did her best to give him as much comfort and took care of him. She went beyond the call of duty.

We had some several in home care providers in the area that we tried but they weren't as responsive, patient and dependable as we would have liked. Wecare was the third facility that we used. It was a very difficult time because my parents were in the process of dying slowly. I have 8 siblings living and there were all kinds of controversy. Cynthia and Steve were just very gentle and calming. They're very caring for my parents. We were stuck with them for over a year. After going through several different agencies, we found them to be the best. Their caregivers were excellent.

I was in a nursing home after being in a hospital. My daughter hired WeCare for me. For the first few weeks, I needed someone to do a little more for me but the help was mainly for the cooking, shopping and the laundry. I had a wonderful girl, Josie. She was fantastic. She's lovely and as warm as could be. I'm diabetic and she made it to a point to cook things that were sugar free and salt free. She was just wonderful. Shirley used to come over sometimes to stop in or call. She's a nice girl.

We were introduced to WeCare when we were temporarily living at the Oak Life Gardens. WeCare made a presentation there. I called them first because they were located close to our community, and received a very positive response. We engaged them and since then we also talked to other people who had used them. We never regretted making a choice of getting their service. We have a very good caregiver. Michelle has been assigned to us from the very beginning and has been here regularly. My wife particularly is bonded with her. I get along with her pretty well too. It's been a very nice relationship. Michelle takes good care of my wife. She seems to care about her. We've started using them July 30th and the routine is that she gets here 7:30 in the morning. She gets my wife up and prepares her breakfast. She helps her with shower and dresses her, then gets her situated for the day. She prepares her lunch too and then she leaves at 3:30 in the afternoon and then I take it from there.

We had a very positive and wonderful experience with WeCare. We were lucky to find them. All the people in the company; the staff, the officers and the owners are very dependable, conscientious, and caring people. They did a wonderful job in taking care of my mom. The caregivers themselves are really excellent and very dependable, very kind and very competent. One thing that I really find good is that they are closely supervised by the management. If we ever had any kind of adjustments or comments they were always very responsive. The caregivers started out with lighter duties like general housekeeping and driving and when my mom's condition got worse, they adapted and took her care of her. Even to the end, they were present when hospice people came and they went over that with them. They're such a loyal group. They were with us till my mom died.

They were recommended to me by someone who had used their services. I also received brochures from a couple different providers. I had conversations with them and then I tried to talk to people who used each of their services. So I met Cynthia and I really liked how she presented everything. I absolutely love our caregiver from WeCare. At the very beginning the care was for my mother. My father and I had a couple of choices. Cynthia, interviewed us and know our personality and style and she recommended good people whom Cynthia thought would be a good fit. Dad and I met with those caregivers. We started with a couple of people. We made a couple of changes at the beginning and part of that had to do with the scheduling and where the caregivers lived relative to where my parents were. We ended up with 2 caregivers that were very reliable. I felt that they cared about my mother's safety and her emotional well being. They're very receptive to activities and things that I wanted them to do for or with my mother. They took great direction in terms of her food diet or food that she didn't like. I brought things in like puzzles and stuff to stimulate my mother cognitively and they worked with her. They care very much for my mother. One of the most wonderful things that happened with both of them when I go up to visit is that they could make my mother laugh. We had WeCare from February of 2010 through the middle of August. I was very satisfied with how they treated her.

WeCare is just a few blocks from where I live and I've had easy contact with them any time. I would highly recommend them to anybody because they follow through on everything. I did have a a few concerns but they always helped me with the changes that need to be made and they work with the people that they sent to me. I was the caregiver for my husband. They came and took care of husband and household duties so that I'm free to go and pursue other things that I needed to do. The caregivers supervised everything he did. They assisted him when he needed help with walking, moving around the house and getting up and down from places. They took care of his bedroom and did all his laundry. They did light housekeeping for me. I had them for about a year and a half. I am truly happy with their service. There's one thing that I wish that they had done and I did talk to Cynthia about this. I wanted her people to be better trained before they came in. I had to do the training of the caregivers. These caregivers that came were not necessarily familiar with the American way of doing things like the vacuum and our cleaning products. I had to spend a lot of time with them for that reason and show them how to do things. I wish that WeCare had done that ahead of time. Cynthia did admit that they don't train their people ahead of time. She never did change that with me. As it happened, my husband passed away at the end of June but the caregivers they sent to me turned out to be wonderful people especially the last one we had from Kenya. I had recommended them to many of my friends.

My dad originally had an in home care provider but for some reason he did not like them. It just so happens that WeCare is just right next door to him so we went over there. My dad was having problems with his legs and I asked Cynthia if she could wrap his legs in the morning and take them out at night and she said yes. He has slowly developed more problems and he really likes them. We've had Wecare for 2 years now and he's been very happy with all of them. Each caregiver has their own personality. Originally my dad did not like men to take care of him but the Filipino men are just so sweet. They're very kind. Each one is a little different. Paul is very young and sweet. He tries hard to make everyone happy. The other one is more mature and respectful man. Even though their personality is a little different, they're all very loving and caring toward the elderly. I'm Catholic and most of them seemed to be Catholic and very spiritual and I like that. They're very conscientious about their work. They're always very helpful. Cynthia, the owner always keep me posted about everything. If my dad has to go to a doctor's appointment, she'll tell me when it is and when they are taking him. If she notices any problems with my dad she'll call me and tell me about that. When he needed a wheelchair, they let him borrow the one that they had. Her husband, Steve is really nice. He went out of his way to help me. I did have a problem just once with a new girl. She wasn't Filipino. She didn't do anything wrong. I just had a bad feeling and followed my gut. I went to Cynthia right away and told her about how I feel. She assured me that it won't be a problem and that she would take care of it and replaced her right away. Even though I have no specific reason for not wanting this person, they were very sweet and immediately took care of it.

We actually interviewed 3 or 4 different agencies and each one brought in their proposed caregiver. We had a different agency to begin with. We chose WeCare and they've been very good. The caregivers we have now in particular are very good, compassionate, and very respectful. Cynthia, I think one of the owners, checks on my dad as to what's going on. I have set up an auto pay. I really don't have problems from that end of it. When there are issues like if he has to go to the hospital or whatever, I just call them and let them know that he's gonna be at the hospital or nursing home for recovery for the next 3 weeks. I don't know what happens to the regular caregivers at that point but they kinda go away and they come back when my dad is comes out. We started using WeCare back in 2006.

WeCare is close to where I live, just down the street. I didn't necessarily know anybody there. It figured that I can get a better service if they're just close by. I basically have two caregivers come here mostly. They're just perfect. If I need something in the middle of the night, I yell out their name and they're there. They take care of whatever I need and help me with anything I ask. I'm very pleased with their service. They've been very helpful. Everybody is here on time and they're doing a good job. I had the chance to speak with one of the bosses of WeCare. She'd been here a few times and asked me how things are going and if I could think of anything I need. She also suggested some other type of payments for the service which she didn't have to do. I thought it's a pretty good deal so I went for it.

Our experience with WeCare was very positive. They were very caring and thorough with their care. We thought that they cared about our mother and took good care of her. The caregivers were very good and they were caring. From the beginning she didn't need as much care and then it became a live-in care situation. On the management side, they were also very good. They were responsive when we needed anything.