The professional staff at Hospice are dedicated to providing compassionate, quality care, education and services to the patient and family. Medical treatment of those facing a terminal illness is a large component of hospice care. Yet Hospice recognizes that the care needs of someone facing a terminal illness extends far beyond medical treatment into the psychological, emotional and spiritual needs. Challenges faced by the patient and family are often more crippling than the disease itself. To help face those challenges, Hospice offers Emotional, Spiritual and Bereavement Support to the patient and the family.

Following is a list of services offered by our professionally trained staff:

• Initial, Free Consultation
• Routine Nurse Visits
• For Emergencies- On-call staff 24 hours per day, 7 days per week
• Pain and Symptom Management
• Certified Nursing Assistant II Services
• Medical Social Work Services
• Individual & Family Counseling
• Bereavement Counseling & Support Services
• Grief Support Meetings
• Child Grief and Loss Support Program
• Chaplain Services
• Volunteer Services
• Payment for prescription medications related to the terminal diagnosis
• Payment for durable medical equipment for symptom control (wheelchair, hospital bed, oxygen
• Dedicated office staff available to assist with questions or route your request to the specialist that can best serve you.
• Short-term inpatient care is available for pain/symptom management or caregiver respite
• Services provided in private residence, assisted-living facility, nursing facility or hospital