Hospice of Leesville

Hospice is caring for my husband. He is at the end of his life unfortunately. They have been amazing and kind. I have nothing but good things to say.

The staff and environment is awesome. I have never had any issues with any of these wonderful ladies. They are always knowledgeable, friendly, and overly professional.

I parked, not directly in front of this business, but a couple of spaces down, a lady comes out the door of this business, with no clue if I'm coming into the business or not or to another business in the building and asks me to move my car. I told her I would be there just long enough to put my niece in the car, who I could see coming around the corner. The lady said , " No, we are having a parking war here." I moved my car out to the street and down the block, leaving my brother who had started my way (not knowing this lady had told me to leave), standing in the parking lot holding a child, car seat and luggage because businesses are having a "parking war" per the words an employee of this business. My brother's response was, "Wow, Leesville is such a nice place."(filled with sarcasm). Please realize your actions are a reflection of you, the business you work for, and the town you live in. I come to Leesville a couple times a month, this hospitality makes me feel inclined to not spend a dime in this town. Living up to your name Sleezeville. I guess this is where I feel most inclined is towards these patients that are being cared for by a business who's concern over a parking war trumps a little kindness (sorry I hate to break this to you but one needs this when in the medical field) This is who I want to take care of my loved one, people who won't let someone park for literally less than 5 minutes because they are having a parking war....sounds like kindness and compassion to me. Oh and by the way during the time we loaded luggage, car seat, and child and said goodbye NOT one car pulled into the parking lot. HOPE YOU WIN YOUR PARKING WAR.