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Special Hearts Homecare Costs & Pricing
Special Hearts Homecare presents a unique offering in the landscape of care services, with its private room pricing set at $6,500 per month. This rate is notably higher than the averages for Sacramento County and the broader California state, which stand at $3,686 and $3,939 respectively. While the costs are elevated compared to local and state norms, they reflect the specialized level of care and personalized attention that Special Hearts Homecare provides. Their focus on quality service ensures that residents benefit from tailored support that may justify the premium pricing, positioning them as a distinctive choice for families seeking dedicated home care solutions.
Floor plans
Special Hearts Homecare
Sacramento County
California
Private
$6,500
$3,686
$3,939
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Overall Review of Special Hearts Homecare
common8 reviews mention this
Caregivers feel consistently responsive
Residents and families describe caregivers who are responsive and professional.
Many reviews highlight helpful, kind communication and a professional approach. Several families also note that the same caregiver is provided consistently, which helps them feel comfortable with the care in the home. A reviewer specifically called out Audra’s responsiveness and support during the transition from a nursing facility.
common5 reviews mention this
Reliability is mostly steady
Reviews commonly mention the service shows up and stays on top of needs.
Most reviewers say they haven’t had problems and describe the service as reliable and helpful. One review contrasts that experience by saying a caregiver stopped showing up and hours became confusing, which turned into a difficult period. Overall, the reviews lean toward steadier reliability, with at least one clear outlier case.
caveat3 reviews mention this
Cost is a recurring concern
Pricing is repeatedly described as expensive, even when care seems worth it.
Several reviewers directly address cost, including one who said it was expensive but acceptable for the care being received. Another review calls it a fortune and describes major issues after changes in caregivers, while a third notes the high cost of 24-hour coverage and compares it favorably to other services they checked. Pricing is therefore a frequent point of discussion, with views varying by how smoothly the care experience goes.
How we summarize
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Special Hearts Homecare presents a unique offering in the landscape of care services, with its private room pricing set at $6,500 per month. This rate is notably higher than the averages for Sacramento County and the broader California state, which stand at $3,686 and $3,939 respectively. While the costs are elevated compared to local and state norms, they reflect the specialized level of care and personalized attention that Special Hearts Homecare provides. Their focus on quality service ensures that residents benefit from tailored support that may justify the premium pricing, positioning them as a distinctive choice for families seeking dedicated home care solutions.
Special Hearts Homecare is located at 180 Promenade Circle #300, Sacramento, CA 95834 in Sacramento County, California
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