Visiting Angels Arlington

Angels Who Care

Feb 2026

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To L&C staples family, We are sorry that was your experience. The office was not notified regarding these concerns with client. All of the emails and text messages we received praised the caregiver that was requested. Regarding Billing again the only time we received a complaint is when we charged the 7 day notice that was not given to cancel services. Which was signed and confirmed by the client. Thank you for allowing to care for your family!

Alicia Harris

Feb 2026

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Absolutely amazing Staff / caregiver. They have been a complete lifesaver for me and my family!!!! I would give a 10 stars if I could ✨️

L & C Staples

Jan 2026

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I would strongly caution families considering this agency, especially if your loved one has Alzheimer’s or dementia. We identified multiple instances where hours and services were billed that did not accurately reflect time actually worked or care actually provided in the home. That alone raised concerns about oversight and accountability. More concerning, however, was the quality and appropriateness of care for an Alzheimer’s patient. While caregivers may hold certifications, our experience demonstrated a lack of practical training in dementia care, including supervision, de-escalation, and safe response to wandering behaviors. On more than one occasion, my father, who has Alzheimer’s, was left unattended. Someone with Alzheimer’s should never be left alone, even briefly, including being left unattended while a caregiver steps away. This led to situations where he wandered or became disoriented. What was most alarming was that the proposed response in these situations was to call the police. When my father walked away, and on another occasion when he went outside overnight and would not come back in, the suggested solution was to involve law enforcement rather than use appropriate dementia-care de-escalation techniques. Calling the police should not be a routine response to Alzheimer’s-related wandering, and it reflects a lack of proper training and judgment for this level of care. Families caring for loved ones with cognitive decline need caregivers who understand how to manage these situations safely and compassionately, not responses that escalate fear or risk. Between the billing discrepancies and the inadequate dementia-specific care, this experience caused significant stress during an already vulnerable time. Families deserve transparency, accurate billing, and caregivers who are truly equipped to care for elderly patients with Alzheimer’s and dementia.

Kristi Roberts

Oct 2023

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Love working with Visiting Angels of Arlington. The office personnel are there for me if I have questions, no matter the time of day. All the apps are easy to use and communication is exceptional. Michelle and staff are a blessing to work for and love what they do as well.

Lisa and Duke

Jun 2023

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Can’t even put into words how wonderful Visiting Angels has been. My mom needed 24/7 care and they jumped into action and had the most amazing caregivers within days. They are extremely communicative and go above and beyond. The peace of mind they have given us is priceless. Thank you for everything.