Physician & Nurse Practitioner Services
Medical oversight from a hospice physician and nurse practitioner who set the plan o...
Bereavement (Grief) Support
Support for the family that continues after your loved one has passed — for up to thirteen months.
Hospice care does not end when the patient dies. Bereavement support is offered to the family for up to thirteen months afterwards, because grief does not resolve on a schedule and the hardest days are often not the first ones.
How much support you want is entirely your choice. Some families want regular contact; others simply want to know someone is there if the first anniversary is hard.
What this includes
- Follow-up contact from our bereavement team
- One-to-one grief support for family members
- Referral to counseling and local support groups
- Support for children and grandchildren who are grieving
- Acknowledgement at anniversaries and difficult dates
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Other ways we can help
Skilled Nursing (RN & LVN)
Registered and licensed vocational nurses who visit regularly, monitor symptoms, and...
Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Care
Hands-on personal care — bathing, grooming and daily comfort — delivered with patien...
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Call for an evaluation
If you are wondering whether hospice is the right step for your loved one, call us. There is no cost to ask, and no obligation. We will walk you through what hospice covers and whether your loved one qualifies.