Kip Taylor played a critical role in my Mom’s recovery (and MY sanity) after Mom’s recent falls and resulting injuries. My Mom has a wide range of mental and physical health issues and Kip assessed them all on point and was able to provide Mom with exactly the level of care and therapy she needed. Mom made good progress (with a few set-backs), but throughout the recovery process Kip remained diligent in caring for Mom’s needs providing not only the strength and/or flexibility exercises but provided true and friendly company Mom also needed. Kip took my Mom for walks either inside the facility or outside if the weather was nice – Mom loved that and it helped her to overcome some boredom from looking at the same four walls, and most importantly helped with her balance issues to minimize the risk of future falls. Kip improved my Mom’s whole outlook on the day! When I’d ask Mom, how was your day today, she couldn’t remember that anyone came to visit her or that her caregivers had come in 3 times that day, but when I’d asked her “how was your time with Kip today,” she sure as heck remembered HE had been there, and often said, “that Kip, I like him, he’s really good.” Now THAT is a compliment, especially coming from MY Mom! From my perspective, Kip was/is a Godsend! He provided invaluable service for my Mom, in her own apartment, and much needed peace of mind for me – we always kept in close communication about Mom’s progress (or where she might have hid her apartment keys), and that was also important to me. I don’t look forward to Kip’s departure, even though that means he did his job well, but I know he would be there if Mom ever needed him again, and that is a comfort for all of us.