I lost a client about 7 mos ago, I was lucky to be in his life from day one and I was around him when he was passing. He kept calling my name. I was so sad for him, but at the same time I knew I had grown to become a part of his heart. So if you wonder if this (type of work) is worth the pain, I say YES, YES, YES it is! Because just knowing I made a positive difference in their life brings me peace.

Dianna Lafferty, Caregiver

The most rewarding thing about being a caregiver is knowing that you can be there for someone who may or may not have anyone there for them. It's the most amazing feeling in the world, other than being a mother.

Ashley Maus, Caregiver

My dad is at the point where he needs more permanent home health care. Not living in Columbia, I had no idea where to start. I had a list of places and I even asked for Facebook recommendations. As I was looking at the list, I asked GOD to tell me which one to call. I called Integrity Home Health + Hospice and spoke with Dan.
Dan went to my dad's house and immediately recognized a picture of my cousin's daughter on the mantle. Dan told us he's known my cousin Tiffany since he was 7 years old and lived close to our family farm. As Dan was finishing up the paperwork, he told me and my dad (I participated by phone) that Integrity is a Christian based organization and they HONOR GOD IN EVERYTHING THEY DO! I couldn't contain my PRAISE. My dad feels good about this. This is a GOD CONNECTION.

Stacey Dianne, Client Testimony