
A&A Haven Home
From $4,500/mo
"Comforting Hands? More like Greedy Hands and I would not recommend them. The staff seem nice but they are being done no favors under the current management. Our experience: my 95-year-old friend was referred by a Kaiser social worker to stay at “Comforting Hands” for two weeks upon his hospital release. With a 30% cut for the social worker, my friend was charged $4,500 for two weeks! (read: you should absolutely negotiate the price for a loved one in the same situation). The administrator made my friend’s stay very uncomfortable because she was constantly fretting about getting paid. When I learned of this, I went there to help get things sorted. I gave her a check for $1,000 from my friend. She agreed to accepting another post-dated check for the remainder until my friend could get his funds sorted as soon as he was home again. However, she did not honor the agreement. Most unscrupulously, she changed the date on the check without consent (!) and cashed it 14 days early — causing my friend all sorts of problems. She would later argue she was owed this money for services rendered. Sure… but then don’t make verbal agreements you don’t intend to keep!" - Awaclawiczek@gmail.com…
