Our Services

Hospice physicians play a critical role in overseeing and guiding each patient’s care plan. Our board-certified hospice and palliative care doctors work closely with nurses and the rest of the care team to ensure medical decisions align with the patient’s goals, preferences, and values.

• Initial and ongoing evaluation of the patient’s condition

• Development and supervision of the plan of care

• Pain and symptom management strategies

• Collaboration with the patient’s primary care physician or specialists

• Availability for consultation as medical needs change

Our experienced and compassionate hospice nurses are the front line of patient care. They provide critical skilled services, manage complex symptoms, educate families, and offer hands-on support to ensure every patient remains as comfortable and safe as possible. Trained specially to deal with pain and symptom management, available 24 hours a day.

• Regular home visits to assess and manage symptoms

• Administration of medications and treatments

• Wound care and specialized nursing procedures

• IV therapy and catheter care (as needed)

• Education and support for caregivers

• 24/7 on-call nursing support for urgent needs

Hospice social workers play a vital role in addressing the emotional, social, and practical needs of patients and their families. Our licensed social workers support both patients and their families through counseling, resource coordination, emotional support, and advanced care planning.

• Assistance with advance directives and care planning

• Crisis intervention and family counseling

• Help navigating insurance, Medicaid/Medicare, and community resources

• Coordinating in-home services or placement (if needed)

• Advocacy for patient rights and end-of-life preferences

Certified Home Health Aides (CHHAs) and homemakers provide hands-on support with personal care and household tasks, helping patients maintain comfort in their daily lives. Our aides are trained, compassionate professionals who help ensure each patient’s daily routine is as safe and comfortable.

• Assistance with bathing, grooming, and dressing

• Toileting and incontinence care

• Oral hygiene and skin care

• Light housekeeping (laundry, changing linens, tidying living spaces)

• Meal preparation and feeding support (as needed)

• Assistance with mobility, repositioning, and transfers

• Emotional companionship and observation of changes in condition

We recognize the importance of spiritual well-being during this journey. Our chaplains provide spiritual support aligned with each patient’s personal beliefs and traditions.

• Prayer, sacred readings, or guided reflection (if desired)

• Life review, legacy conversations, and end-of-life rituals

• Emotional presence and support during difficult moments

• Support with questions about meaning, purpose, and faith

• Assistance with spiritual distress, forgiveness, or unresolved issues

• Coordination with local clergy, churches, or faith groups (upon request)

Trained hospice volunteers provide companionship, and emotional support through visits, life review, and shared activities.

• Friendly visits and companionship

• Emotional support and a listening ear

• Office and administrative support to enhance our care delivery