Services
Our Services
Comprehensive hospice and palliative care, coordinated by one team and covered by Medicare.
What is Hospice Care?
Hospice provides comfort-focused care for those with a life-limiting illness. It addresses physical, emotional, and spiritual needs and is most often delivered at home or in a care facility, wherever the patient calls home.
How Hospice Works
Personalized care plan
Built around the patient's diagnosis, wishes, and family situation.
Skilled compassionate team
Nurses, physicians, social workers, chaplains, aides, and volunteers.
On-call support
Real clinicians available when something changes, day or night.
Family involvement
Education, emotional guidance, and bereavement support throughout.
Covered Services
- Physician oversight
- Nursing care
- Social work services
- Grief and spiritual counseling
- Medical supplies and equipment
- Medications related to the illness
- Therapies (PT, OT, Speech)*
- Short-term inpatient care
- Respite care
- Trained volunteers
- Aide and homemaker services
*Therapies require prior authorization by the hospice medical team.
Levels of Care
Routine Home Care
Day-to-day comfort care wherever the patient lives: home, nursing home, or assisted living.
Continuous Home Care
Around-the-clock nursing during periods of crisis to keep the patient at home.
General Inpatient Care
Short-term hospital or facility care for symptoms that can't be managed at home.
Inpatient Respite Care
Up to five days of facility care so family caregivers can rest.
When to Consider Hospice
Common signs that a hospice evaluation may be appropriate:
- Multiple falls or increased frailty
- Uncontrolled pain
- Frequent ER or hospital visits
- Progressive weight loss
- Declining mental or physical abilities
- Needing help with daily activities
- Overall health decline
Who Pays for Hospice?
Hospice care is typically covered by Medicare, Medicaid, and most private insurance. We accept Traditional Medicare, Medicare Advantage plans, Blue Cross Blue Shield Advantage, UnitedHealthcare Advantage, Humana Advantage, and HealthSpring Advantage. In some cases, families may choose to pay out of pocket.
Where Care is Provided
- Patient's home
- Nursing home
- Assisted living
- Hospital (for inpatient care)
- Personal care home
Compassionate care begins with a conversation.
Whether you're a family member or a healthcare professional, we're here when you're ready to talk.