Community Care Home Health Services in Smithtown, NY
Community Care Home Health Services is a senior community in Smithtown, NY.
Information last verified:
300 West Main Street, Smithtown, NY 11787
For more information about senior living options: (866) 208-4318
4.7 from 115 reviews
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Overall Review of Community Care Home Health Services
common18 reviews mention this
Care coordinators are highly responsive
Coordinators are described as prompt, communicative, and easy to reach when families need help.
Across many reviews, families describe coordinators who respond quickly, return calls, and guide them through steps without leaving questions hanging. Several reviewers say staff communicate clearly, including explaining requirements and next steps during enrollment and scheduling changes. Even when the process felt confusing or stressful, residents and families describe getting timely support and reassurance.
common15 reviews mention this
Aides and attendants provide attentive care
Residents and families describe aides who show up prepared and provide patient, supportive help at home.
Many reviews focus on the day-to-day impact of home health attendants and aides, with praise for reliability, kindness, and competence. Several reviewers mention aides coordinating care during transitions home from a facility, and others highlight communication and follow-through on a loved one’s needs. One reviewer also describes an aide taking initiative around prepared meals and supporting therapy by carrying over strategies between sessions.
differentiator14 reviews mention this
Help navigating CDPAP and PPL
Families repeatedly credit the agency’s team with making CDPAP-to-PPL processes easier to manage.
A recurring theme is the agency’s role in helping families understand and complete CDPAP or PPL-related steps. Multiple reviews describe staff walking them through enrollment, answering detailed questions, and staying involved during the transition period. Some reviewers specifically mention registration help and troubleshooting, describing the process as smooth or made manageable by the team’s guidance.
caveat2 reviews mention this
Concerns about safety and communication
A small set of reviews raise serious concerns about aide communication, supervision, and privacy.
A couple of reviews describe experiences that felt unsafe or unmanaged, including issues with aides’ ability to communicate and concerns about how staff appeared at the home. Those same reviews also raise privacy and HIPAA-related worries, describing camera or video use and lack of clear coordination before aides arrived. Other reviewers do not share these concerns, so experiences appear mixed across families.
How we summarize
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Features
Transportation
Long Island - MacArthur (7 miles away)
Nearby Places of Interest
Physicians
Zwanger-Pesiri Radiology (0.5 miles)
Northwell Health Imaging at Smithtown (1.2 miles)
Branch Pediatrics (1.6 miles)
ProHEALTH East End Eye (1.8 miles)
Endocrine Associates of Long Island (2.2 miles)
Dr Groth Pain Management (2.4 miles)
Memorial Sloan Kettering Skin Cancer Center (2.5 miles)
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