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Hospice provides patients and their families with end of life care at home or in the residence of their choice which may also be an assisted living or skilled nursing facility. Hospice services are designed to permit terminally ill patients and their families to maximize their enjoyment and satisfaction of every day of life. Through an interdisciplinary team including doctors, nurses, social workers, personal care attendants, therapist, chaplin and volunteers, hospice provides all the care coordination, medications, pain management, equipment, supplies and personal support patients and their families require at the end of life.

OUR HOSPICE PHILOSPHY

At the end of life every person deserves the best possible care in the comfort and dignity of their own home or other residence, which may include a nursing or assisted living facility.

Hospice is an affirmation of life.

Hospice seeks neither to hasten nor postpone death, but accepts it as a part of life.

Each patient has the right to direct his or her own care as long as possible.

WHAT DOES HOSPICE PROVIDE?

An interdisciplinary team of doctors, nurses, social workers, personal care aides, chaplin, volunteers and therapy services

Medications, medical equipment and supplies relating to the hospice diagnosis and required for pain control and symptom management

Specialized care of pain and symptoms related to end of life

Spiritual care for both the patient and family

Bereavement and grief support

HOSPICE ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Physician certification that an individual has a terminal disease with a life expectancy of six months of less if the disease process follows its normal course

Assistance from a primary caregiver

Consent to participate in the hospice program

LEVELS OF HOSPICE CARE

Routine Home Care is comprehensive hospice care provided in your home (including an assisted living facility or skilled nursing facility)

During periods of crisis, Continuous Care may be provided for short periods of time as recommended by the hospice team

In-Patient Respite Care

In-Patient Acute Care

WHY CHOOSE HOSPICE?

Greater control in making decisions about care

Family involvement in care

Specialized services to help patients enjoy each day to its fullest including; symptom management, pain management, grief and spiritual counseling. For those living alone at home, help finding a caregiver or arranging an alternative living location

Medication Management


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