Bedda D.
Honor Home Care Abuses Seniors With An Algorithm Instead of Homecare
My husband has stage 7 Alzheimer's and is in hospice at home. He was dumped in the ER by a facility that was not willing to deal with end of life and then discharged to home. I contracted with Honor to provide 3 Care Pros 24/7 , seven days a week. Since he is in hospice, my fees went up. I requested Care Pro's who have CNA, dementia, deescalation , hoyer lift, training and experience. Many of the Care Pros are excellent but many have never changed an adult diaper in their life. Honor keeps sending me untrained no or low experience Care Pros and I have to do all the work. When I called in advance to find out what the qualifications are for the next shift, Honor was unable to tell me the qualifications of the person they scheduled. No wonder, Honor keeps sending over unqualified Care Pros. Any company that is unable to match the clients needs with staff qualifications is incapable of fulfilling the terms of the contract and you may be assured your loved one will not receive the care you are paying for. Home Instead was a great company but since Honor bought them, they may no longer be relied upon to provide quality care.



