Any-Time Home Care,Inc

Jan 13th, 2024

Its not a hard job. You just have to understand that you will have to deal with slow people. That includes your coworkers the owners and the people you manage. So if you have higher intellect, this will not work. People are slow and I mean mentally.
May 5th, 2023

This agency is okay that it they like to play God with peoples lives and decide who gets service and who doesnt coordinators are Petty and it seems they only give time to the one aids they know and are friends with. Youll never know who you get in your house whether its a good person or a bad one but I guess thats anywhere. Definitely watch who you get in your house and make sure they actually do work. Really only bad thing is the petty people in the office who decide where everyone goes. They claim that they cant find anyone when you ask worker they tell a different story about the favoritism that goes on there. My grandma was staffed by them they dropped her from agency because they said didnt have any people to work there but when asked the aides they said they would love more time with her. A bit fishy I think so because grandma could not get help she had to go into nursing home where she was neglected and was abused I have no nice things to say about them
Dec 30th, 2022

I don't know about the other Branches of Any-Time Home Care, but I know for certain that the Albany Branch makes saying Any-Time before home care false advertisement in and of itself. The scheduling staff let their aides cancel on the elderly people in need of assistance whenever they so choose, and without any consequences. These poor, helpless people usually, in my experience, don't even get so much as a phone call letting them know that they're not going to receive any assistance for the day. My mother, who I am primary caregiver and proxy for has only been with the agency for approximately 2 months (with a short break in between, during which time my mother was in the hospital for something unrelated to her care from the agency) and in just that short period of time, this poor, bed-bound woman has been cancelled on a minimum of 15 times. I guess the attitude is that they don't need to cover her because her son lives with her. Fact is, her son (me) lacks any of the certifications that would qualify him to replace an agency trained aide who has cancelled. And this unsuspected cancellation policy No-Time (Any-Time) Health Care has isn't isolated to my mother's case because I've spoken to 3 other of No-Time's consumers who say they frequently experience the same or similar treatment as No-Time consumers. With that said, false advertisement should be grounds for seeking damages from this agency. And if you are seeking to find agency based care for your loved one, No-Time Home Care should not be your first choice. Thank me later.
Nov 2nd, 2022

First of all if I could choose no stars I would. Extremely poor communication including phone etiquette. Multiple occasions when they could not provide aides when they were supposed to. Multiple occasions when I had to call the on call or office to see where the aide that was supposed to be at my 92 year old mothers home was. Multiple occasions where they forgot to call me to inform me the aide called out or they didnt have one to send. Multiple times when they did not call me back when they said they would get back to me. Multiple aides lacked minimal skills such as making a bed properly and making breakfast foods such as eggs and oatmeal. One aide actually left her lunch wrappers for me to clean up. Stay away even if they are your last resort!!
Oct 27th, 2022