Physician & Nurse Practitioner Services
Medical oversight from a hospice physician and nurse practitioner who set the plan o...
Physical Therapy
Therapy aimed at comfort, safe movement and maintaining independence for as long as possible.
Physical therapy in hospice is not about rehabilitation to a previous level of function. It is about comfort, safe movement, and helping a patient keep as much independence and dignity as their condition allows.
It also protects caregivers. Learning safe ways to help someone move reduces the risk of injury to the person doing the lifting.
What this includes
- Gentle exercise to ease stiffness and maintain mobility
- Safe transfer techniques for patient and caregiver
- Positioning to relieve pressure and discomfort
- Advice on equipment that supports safer movement
- Fall-risk assessment of the home
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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.