Infinity Hospice Care

Nurses were nice but no one knows what is going on. Told us one day that our mom was going to be discharged because she didn't die fast enough. Never saw a doctor one time. No one knew our mom's history. Director Ceasar just ran his mouth in circles not making any sense and contradicting himself. I guess don't go there unless you know your loved one is going to die asap. They don't care at all about the stress it causes on family members.

My dad and I were here for 2 in a half weeks while my dad was on his death bed. I stayed with him here for the amount of time he was there for and I've got to say, this place is 1000% worth the 5 stars! They took care of my dad as if it was their own family member. They were ALL so kind & thoughtful & caring. EVERY SINGLE employee here ALL told me the SAME THING, that they loved their job. Well all I can say to that is, it DEFINITELY shows! Not ONLY were they just so kind & caring to my dad, but they were caring, kind & respectful towards me. I began to form a friendship with all the staff here. They TRULY went out of their ways to make SURE my dad got the care and attention he NEEDED & ALWAYS made SURE to ask me how I was doing that day & if I ever needed ANYTHING. They were ALWAYS on time with his meds, they came to check on him every half hour to an hour 24/7 to see how he's doing, of he needed ANYTHING & ALWAYS took the time to stop and explain things to me if I EVER had a question about ANYTHING. The ONLY thing I didn't really like, which could be something they can HOPEFULLY change.. Would be to feed the family members who are staying with their loved ones. Because the ENTIRE TIME we stayed there, I lived off their snacks they have placed out in the cafe. The ONLY time I ate something was wen my cousin would bring me something wen she'd come visit. So I was pretty hungry there and they ONLY feed patients. They DON'T feed family members. Even though I stayed here with him EVERY night & EVERY day the entire 2 weeks we were there for. I slept there, I mean I NEVER left his side (unless I absolutely HAD to. But if I did it wasn't for very long). That is the ONLY negative thing I have to say about Infinity Hospice. So if ur loved one is having to spend their last days at this facility.. Just KNOW they are in good hands, are going to be well taken care of and cared for. They have GOOD ppl working here for their staff, they ALL love their job & it SHOWS! PLUS, it's a VERY clean place, the rooms, bathrooms are well maintained.

Infinity Hospice provided our family with such comfort, kindness and peace during one of the most difficult times of our lives in honor of my Dad. Every interaction was filled with compassion, patience, and genuine care. Carmen, Diana, Annette, Alexia, and Christina went above and beyond to make sure my Dad was treated with dignity and that our family felt supported and comforted every step of the way. Their warmth and attentiveness truly made a difference and helped make an incredibly hard experience feel more gentle and loving. We will always be grateful for the care they gave our Dad and our family.

Denise O'Donnell, Veteran Coordinator for Infinity Hospice Care: Thank you for honoring my partner for his service and tours of duty both in the US Navy and the National Guard. The "We Honor Veterans" presentation and pinning ceremony were absolutely outstanding! Your tribute to Veterans who so generously gave of themselves to protect our American Freedom was powerful and supported all that is exceptional about our US Military. Your extraordinary presentation was additionally enhanced and supported by honorary certificates and memorable pins honoring Veteran's service. I commend Infinity Hospice Care for creating such a meaningful and memorable tribute. “We Honor Veterans” is a very special Veteran tribute that we will always remember and cherish. Denise O’Donnell, Thank You!

My dad was here for about a week. In the facility itself, things seemed fine. He seemed to be well taken care of. The two stars is for that stay. This review is mostly for the nurse and Dr. Jorgensen who was supposed to check in and take care of my father on behalf of the VA when he transferred (they get zero stars). Oasis was not administering my fathers medication on time and in the end he choked and suffocated, while alone with strangers. Is this what you call comfort care? Is this what you call dying peacefully? You both should be ashamed of yourselves and find a new profession.