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February 2023 by Kim Valente
Ihss is a good place to work, the clients are great to work with and you can be casual.....There are so many lonely people in the world.. Perspective is a reality..
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January 2023 by HW
Easy to access the registration
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August 2022 by Elizabeth Enos
I work as a caregiver and it is an excellent job caring for the community
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April 2022 by Lowah Hu
Easy to access the registration
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April 2021 by Rose Marrs
I've been approved for their service but they never had anyone come out saying it's my responsibility to find a provider yet the providers don't want to work only part time than I told my worker I needed a list and she told me she'd send one out but I never received it. This is the worst home health agency I've ever known. They should make sure every client gets a provider but they don't. I used to work as a home health aide and none of the companies I worked for worked in the manner that IHSS does. I don't know how this place ended up with 3 1/2 stars when most of their ratings aren't higher than 2 stars.
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April 2021 by Berry Mason
This is an essential business yet it's doors are closed..Most everything is done online and Alot.of the times you'd have to wait a very long time to speak with anyone who could or would help you
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July 2020 by Roberta Moore
They rip off everybody
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July 2020 by Richard Lopez
People helping people
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July 2020 by BRY Enterprise
1. Really hard to get Social worker to come in.2. Once they come in it takes forever to get any documents to show how many hrs would be allowed.3. Usually you get way less than people need, and than try talk some sense into them. The answer always goes to the fact, " so what, everyone can say that, but we don't cover this.. " they manage to ignore all doctors recommendation, and than you start the appeal process.4. Most of the time they don't care about that either.So hard to get anything out of those people. Looks like they work for the government, so they really don't care, as they know they are NOT going to get fired for "non performance", but they really should. And the entire process may take 2-4 months of unwanted stress for someone who really need care. Yes, they do pay retroactive months, but all this stress they generate is not covered.
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July 2020 by Wendy Leigh
My husband works for IHSS and I just have to say that they are terrible about paying their works in a timely manner and sometimes at all. It's rediculous! And the phone automated system is horrible when it comes to getting information about timesheets and pay checks!
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July 2019 by Mary Graham
Very helpful.
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July 2019 by Manang B
My Mom was at SFGH. On her second week there, the social worker was supposed to refer my Mom to IHSS. Social worker G met with my family almost every day but she did not do anything until the very last day, two weeks later. She was supposed to do three things, and not one thing was done. On my Mom’s discharge day, she finally gave us the paperwork for IHSS.IHSS did not contact us for another week or so. DL introduced himself as a “senior” social worker. He was rude and condescending. He questioned why I needed to be at home when he talks to my Mom. I told him I needed to open the door for him since my Mom was bedridden and could not navigate the stairs. He continued to be curt and rude. I finally told him I don’t think he should meet with my Mom because I don’t want her dealing with very rude people. DL said he doesn’t have to be nice because he’s not the one who will actually take care of my Mom. I was flabbergasted! I told him that I could not believe that somebody with such horrible attitude could be a social worker. Well, I said a few more things. He ended up apologizing. He said he needs to send a letter to my Mom, and confirmed the address.We did not hear from DL/IHSS again for almost two weeks. It was a letter stating that he would be at my Mom’s house for a visit the following week. He also said to make sure that a form that was mailed to my Mom was filled out by the doctor. My Mom had scheduled appointment on the day indicated. My Mom also never received any form from IHSS. Any form would’ve been filled out easily since my Mom is being seen by her primary doctor every Monday. I called but got DL’s voicemail. I told him my Mom has multiple appointments set up including the day he scheduled the visit. I also told him my family never received any form for the doctor.We never heard back until over a month later. It was again from DL with a heading on the top indicating SECOND NOTICE. We never received a first notice unless he was referring to the previous month’s appointment. He again scheduled without consulting us with the day. He again stated that a completed form be ready for his review. My Mom had already scheduled an appointment with one of her many doctors on the day indicated. We also still have not received this mysterious form that should’ve been mailed to my Mom. At this time, we have to acknowledge that DL/IHSS has absolutely no intention of being helpful. Our family will have to look for other resources.I was in social services for 10 years. I saw many people receive help from IHSS that did not need any. I saw many family members splitting the checks with the “clients.” I also know some people that actually need help, and have gotten them.Maybe we were just unlucky to get this “senior” social worker.
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July 2019 by Anaperla Aureoles
I really do like the In-Home support services the only thing that I wish that they had is
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January 2019 by Bernadette Gaerlan
My Mom was at SFGH. On her second week there, the social worker was supposed to refer my Mom to IHSS. Social worker G met with my family almost every day but she did not do anything until the very last day, two weeks later. She was supposed to do three things, and not one thing was done. On my Mom’s discharge day, she finally gave us the paperwork for IHSS.
IHSS did not contact us for another week or so. DL introduced himself as a “senior” social worker. He was rude and condescending. He questioned why I needed to be at home when he talks to my Mom. I told him I needed to open the door for him since my Mom was bedridden and could not navigate the stairs. He continued to be curt and rude. I finally told him I don’t think he should meet with my Mom because I don’t want her dealing with very rude people. DL said he doesn’t have to be nice because he’s not the one who will actually take care of my Mom. I was flabbergasted! I told him that I could not believe that somebody with such horrible attitude could be a social worker. Well, I said a few more things. He ended up apologizing. He said he needs to send a letter to my Mom, and confirmed the address.
We did not hear from DL/IHSS again for almost two weeks. It was a letter stating that he would be at my Mom’s house for a visit the following week. He also said to make sure that a form that was mailed to my Mom was filled out by the doctor. My Mom had scheduled appointment on the day indicated. My Mom also never received any form from IHSS. Any form would’ve been filled out easily since my Mom is being seen by her primary doctor every Monday. I called but got DL’s voicemail. I told him my Mom has multiple appointments set up including the day he scheduled the visit. I also told him my family never received any form for the doctor.
We never heard back until over a month later. It was again from DL with a heading on the top indicating SECOND NOTICE. We never received a first notice unless he was referring to the previous month’s appointment. He again scheduled without consulting us with the day. He again stated that a completed form be ready for his review. My Mom had already scheduled an appointment with one of her many doctors on the day indicated. We also still have not received this mysterious form that should’ve been mailed to my Mom. At this time, we have to acknowledge that DL/IHSS has absolutely no intention of being helpful. Our family will have to look for other resources.
I was in social services for 10 years. I saw many people receive help from IHSS that did not need any. I saw many family members splitting the checks with the “clients.” I also know some people that actually need help, and have gotten them.
Maybe we were just unlucky to get this “senior” social worker.
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July 2018 by yvonne keen
Great job flexible hours be your own boss
