Address: 28276 Kensington Ln, Perrysburg, OH 43551, USA
“Recovering from two surgeries in a short period of time. My home health care nurse (RN) Tiffany was great. Very professional, very knowledgeable and always on time. I highly recommend her. Good Job”
Address: 2573 Green Rd, Madison, OH 44057, USA
“Shawn's customer service can not be beat. I've never shopped in store, but have ordered from him online several times and my order is shipped fast and always includes personalized free samples. He's honest about product quality and taste. A great small business that I'll be happy to keep supporting!”
Address: 535 Marmion Ave, Youngstown, OH 44502, USA
“I am grateful for the opportunity to have worked for COMPASS Family and Community Services almost 3 years. I worked as a Certified Peer Recovery Supporter funded by the Mahoning County Mental Health and Recovery Board. COMPASS stands by their mission and core values 100%. I had the pleasure of working with some of the most AWESOME people and that really warms my heart. If there was any time I needed assistance they were right there immediately and I did the same for them. We were a team of rockstars! With any place of employment there are days that will be more challenging than others and we have to remember that we are meeting the people we serve right where they are in life. They need us to be there for them 110%. We also appreciate them choosing COMPASS for their services. The people I served at COMPASS and my awesome team were my motivation daily when I walked into those doors. I was representing COMPASS and being accountable for the services I provided. I learned something new everyday. I am very passionate about what I do and while working for COMPASS I was able to show that through creativity, education, and skills I possess. You cannot beat that! I had the most awesome supervisors ever! They were very knowledgeable of all policies, procedures, and duties, and passionate about the work they did as well. Whenever I needed anything to help me better serve clients they made sure I had it. They also held me accountable for my actions and position, as they were supposed to. If I had an issue they listened and it was solved. My position was very flexible so I was able to gain knowledge in other areas and that was awesome! I love to learn and I definitely did that at COMPASS. I was able to plan events in the community and residential sites! COMPASS believes in the strength of community! I facilitated peer support groups, worked with case managers, and more! I also want to say thank you again for coming through for me personally when I was backed in a corner with no way out in a short period of time. You all acted fast and it was as if the problem never existed. I am truly grateful from the bottom of my heart. COMPASS does take care of their own. My pay was good as well. You might ask, "Well, why did you leave?" I decided to step out of my comfort zone and begin a new journey. I am taking everything I learned from COMPASS with me and continuing to provide the best services possible. **I want to say that COMPASS is taking great measures to protect their employees during this pandemic.** To all of the supervisors, therapists, operations managers, program managers, TPW staff, front office staff, CEO, and so on and so forth at ALL COMPASS sites (cannot remember every title lol)......ALL OF YOU HAVE TOUCHED MY LIFE IN A POSITIVE WAY AND I WILL MISS YOU DEARLY. We are all entitled to our own opinion, every job is NOT for everyone, and we all have different experiences, so I beg of anyone employed now or in the past, please stop and think before posting negative reviews out of anger. COMPASS really does make a huge difference in the community and that task is not an easy one. Teamwork makes the dream work. It is one thing to have a challenging day and vent when you are upset, but it is another to come online and say mean things against the company. NO COMPANY/ORGANIZATION WOULD WANT THAT TO BE HAPPENING. I would not even want to experience that personally. Would you? Let's practice kindness and professionalism shall we. (no offense intended) #breakthecycle #bethechange Careerseekers, if your heart is in the right place you will be fine. Apply, check on your application, attend the interview if contacted, and if you are offered a position, use your OWN judgment when making the decision to accept or decline the offer. Give it a chance. Research differences in non-profit and for-profit organizations as well. This will help you understand so much. Any career is what you make of it, so make it fulfilling and beautiful. Thank you again COMPASS Family and Community Services, and best wishes for your company.”
Address: 101 E Alex Bell Rd Ste 156, Dayton, OH 45459, USA
“Had an excellent experience with Christiana and Cindy both were extremely nice both provided excellent customer service and Christina herself was extremely well educated as a hearing practitioner and she knew her stuff and I ended up getting a awesome pair of rechargeable hearing aids at a great price. Beltone is a great place to get your hearing test and hearing aids with easy financing. 5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐”
Address: Cleveland, OH 44128, USA
“A wonderful man took great care of me here and he came up with a plan to help me with my Mouth and I was ready but a couple of days later I had to raise my grandbabys so that put a stop on me moving forward but I appreciate all what they have done I pray they are all still there❤❤”
Address: 1865 Countryside Dr, Fremont, OH 43420, USA
“My grandma spent the last months of her life at a Countryside and the every time I asked her how things were, she said she really loved it. The staff were wonderful with her while we were there, and her room was always clean. After a few bad experiences she had at other nursing homes, it was nice to hear here speak so highly of this specific facility.”
Address: 1303 W Maple St Suite 103, North Canton, OH 44720, USA
Address: 4080 Holiday St NW, Canton, OH 44718, USA
“I have never had a more compassionate and thorough Dr in my life. Dr Kimble is easy to communicate your concerns with. He has never sent me in the wrong direction. He monitors my medications, and is very quick to make adjustments when needed. In my book Dr Kimble and his staff are the best. They never leave a stone unturned. I wish my late mother was still around. She may have lived longer with a Dr like Kimble. I highly recommend to everyone I know..”
Address: 721 E Milltown Rd, Wooster, OH 44691, USA
“When I first met Dr. Bennett Werner in 1989 I had been suffering severe Myocardial ischemia. Mostly in my neck and shoulders. He immediately suggested a heart cauterization. I told him he could go ahead and do it if he wanted but, I was absolutely sure I had no heart problems. After the procedure he came to my room with the diagram of a human heart. He had marked off all of the arteries where I had blockage. At the time you could smoke in the hospital and I remember I was smoking when he showed me the diagram. There were five blockages ranging from 90% to 40%... Right away he suggested bi-pass surgery. And right away I REFUSED to have it. I couldn't believe that I would have to have someone cut open my chest cut open like a chicken, then have them stop my heart and then use some veins to bi-pass those blockages. He kept insisting and I kept refusing. Then he said I would be taking a really big chance by not having the surgery, but he finally agreed. He said he would put me on some medication, I would have to watch my diet and he said I would have to stop smoking and get into a supervised exercise program. I agreed with all that. After all it was better than bi-pass surgery. So began a strict program of eating, stopped smoking and began exercising at the Wheeling Hospital exercise shell where there were two nurses and they monitored everyone. I went three days a week. It was almost two years later. I was exercising at the exercise shell and began having pain right in the middle of my chest which I had never had before. I told there nurse and she said I needed to contact Dr. Werner. He did a second heart cauterization and discovered that one of the blockages had increased dramatically. This one he described as ":a widow maker." I ask him again "now what"? And again he said bi-pass surgery. I then said "no way". I said that I had done some reading about balloon angioplasty and wanted to try that first. He then said he didn't think it would work in my case. But I insisted I wanted to try it anyway. He reluctantly agreed and sent me to Cleveland Clinic for the balloon angioplasty. As he suspected it didn't work. Now I was facing bi-pass surgery. It was 1991 and I was 50 years old. I think that Dr. Werner knew all along that the balloon angioplasty would not work. But I think he felt if he got me into a hospital setting and there were no other choices I would agree to the surgery. Up to that point having that surgery was the worse experience of my life. But looking back on it now that experience changed my life for the better. I stopped smoking, started to watch my diet and began an exercised program that has lasted for over 24 years. I thank god that I was lucky enough to meet Dr. Bennett Werner. He moved away from this area, but I'll never forget him.”
Address: 1171 OH-28 Suite B100, Milford, OH 45150, USA
Address: 37 Lawrence Ave # A, Miamisburg, OH 45342, USA
“Nice place with nice staff and they do a good job. 👍”
Address: 4415 Dayton-Liberty Rd, Dayton, OH 45417, USA
“They are great! Kind to us and always helpful.”
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