By LDeVault at Citysearch April 13, 2008
Granger Group Home where a close family member resided for five years was not a pleasant experience. Things were good for the first two years but then due to staffing changes it went from good to extremely poor very quickly. Staff was unable to provide the few simple activities that my family member requested. Office staff often very unfriendly, does not follow thru on their end either. The head of my family members household staffing seemed not to be in control of the caregivers and really not interested either. Communicating with the people in charge at times was impossible. Simple standard requests, emails and phonecalls requiring a follow-up, return call or answer were ignored. Meals and staff provided personal hygeine services were also a concern. In home and office staff were often verbally hostile. Scheduled meetings requiring Granger staff including office, medical and head of household almost always had at least one if not all of their staff absent.\t\n If anyone were to ask me what I thought of placing a family member with Granger Group Homes I would sadly advise them not to.\t\n ...read more
By J.S.HURLEY for HERBALIFE March 02, 2008
It is an absolute pleasure doing business with you! If I can assist you in any way just let me know! ...read more
By Linda Chaney June 13, 2007
Food was excellent. Service was superb. Highly reccommend this caterer. ...read more
I think that most people even with the barage of advertising are really unaware of the impact an OVI can have on their future. For example if a young person is attempting to join the military and OVI on their record can block them from enlisting. In the past five years I have written numerous letters to military recruiters in an attempt to assist in someone enlisting. In several cases we have been able to assist them but in the majority of cases the military will not allow them to join. One other area is when someone has a liscense where they are required to self report any arrests of this type. This would involve MD's, psychologists and RN's Professionals are frequesntly required to complete an assessment to provie they are not a rsik to the profession. Simple truth DO Not Drink and Drive. ...read more
By Mark Anderson LPC, LICDC Counseling & Assessment Services April 24, 2011
There are a wide variety of jobs in social service. From healthcare to government positions, social service jobs provide vital resources to people in need. Some work with children while others may work with the elderly. Many people in our communities rely on the services these trained professionals pr... ...read more
In this time of economic turmoil, jobs in health care are among the most stable and satisfying careers to be in. Healthcare provider is synonymous to recession proof. Health is everyone’s concern even in the midst of financial crisis, thus one of the most demanding jobs available is infant menta... ...read more