I had always heard that the care one receives at hospice was excellent. My wife received exemplary care beyond excellent. I cannot say enough good things about her stay at the Hamrick Home. Everyone was superb in the way they treated her and myself!
R. Groth
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Our thanks to each of you. Your care for Don and kindness to our
family was a great consolation during our sadness.
C. Hoecherl
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From the moment we realized Hospice was going to be the next step for my Mom,
The Hamrick House was highly recommended. Because Okeechobee is neither mine
or my parents home this was scary admist an already difficult, stressful and sad situation. But immediately your house provided everything and more care, support
than we thought we could receive. Your entire staff praised that my Mom was in the
best place she could be, and so was her family. Not only did you give her the best care and comfort, you never forgot her husband (my Dad), children (me & my brother), grandchildren and great grandchild. Thank you for all you do! You are truly saints!
D. Rogard
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David Luke (Anna McCall)
Dear Hospice Family,
How do I try to put into words the feelings of thanks that my family and I have for your entire staff. Words are often taken for granted, as we exchange niceties to each other when our paths cross on a day to day basis. During the time our mother was under your care and love, I observed many things. They say actions speak louder than words, but the words of your staff shared with our mother were both honest and heartfelt. As far as your actions they truly did show the love and care you and your staff had for our mother. These things did not go unnoticed nor were they ever taken for granted. Your devotion your patient's, defines the words caregivers and professionals. There are not many who often get to witness this outside the realm of Hospice, and that's truly a shame. In the course of a person's life he/she can only hope to encounter people whom treat them with respect, dignity and kindness. You and your staff bring these qualities to what we feel is the most important part of life and that is dying. Far too many people leave this physical world alone, fearful and in pain, you and your staff do not allow this to happen for your patient's (your family). Again as we stated in the beginning of this letter, please accept our heartfelt thanks for taking care of our mother. We will forever be greatful.
Kenny Challancin