Hospice

Bringing dignity and comfort home through compassionate end-of-life care.

Medical director

Working closely with each patient’s physician, our medical directors create the best plan of care that meets patients’ needs.

Attending physician

Patients choose an attending physician who works with the medical director and the entire hospice team to ensure the care plan meets each patient’s needs.

Registered nurse

Our nurses evaluate patients to ensure that the care plan being delivered by the entire team meets patients’ needs.

Medical social worker

Our social workers evaluate emotional and social needs of patients and their loved ones to connect them to counseling and bereavement support.

Hospice aides

Our certified and trained hospice aides assist patients with activities of daily living, as well as provide emotional support and comfort measures.

Therapists

Our physical and occupational therapists work with patients to improve mobility, balance, fine motor skills and physical strength to enable them to perform activities of daily living.

Chaplain

Our chaplains provide spiritual guidance and support to patients and their families as they navigate the hospice journey.

Bereavement specialist

Our bereavement specialists provide support to patients and families as well as healing resources and grief counseling up to 13 months after a patient’s death.

Volunteers

Our volunteers provide respite time and non-medical services for caregivers while offering companionship for patients and their loved ones.

What hospice care includes:

• Interdisciplinary care team 
• Pain relief and symptom management 
• Medications related to terminal illness
• Medical, nursing and social services 
• Durable medical equipment (DME) 
• Aide and homemaker services 
• Spiritual care for patients and loved ones