PruittHealth Hospice (Fayetteville)

There are not enough stars or words to express how amazing these people are. From the moment we realized that Dad was leaving the hospital (and they reached out to us), to when he left they were nothing but helpful, loving, and kind. They treated my Dad with respect and loved him like we did. When we had a situation we didn't understand we called and they came immediately. Loosing a parent is difficult, it is so confusing, but they took us by our hand and explained everything and loved us too. Thank you and God bless each of you.
Feb 14th, 2021

Though my mom was only on hospice for a very short while, they were the Best. From the admission to the last days they were there everyday. So compassionate and caring
Dec 24th, 2020

I work with the best team from our Administrator, Director of Nursing, Office Staff, Chaplains, Social Workers and our Nurses and CNAs. You will not get better service elsewhere. From the moment we first make contact with our patients and families we treat everyone with the utmost respect and provide loving compassionate care. Our philosophy is we take care of our patients like they are our family. We allow our patients the comfort and dignity they deserve. Please call us to find out how we can help you or your loved one today!
May 7th, 2020

As devastating it is to know you are going to lose a love one. For a starter, the workers who came out to visit were fine. Although the head people in the company, they do not care. My mother had a lung disease, the hospital reffered them to us. They accepted her as a patient knowing her condition & o2 stat. Once the accepted her they would no longer suppy her amount of o2 she usually had. I called spoke to someone in the office, she mentioned she would call me back after the morning meeting, nothing. I called back, finally I still had to wait for a call in return. One of the head lady's told me they could not suppy her with her normal o2, I informed her she clearly didn't care. I asked what to do once she was given out, she mentioned there's nothing to do. I had to take her off of hospice because of that. My point is once they accepted her they already received all if there compensation, & no more did they care.
Nov 6th, 2019