Our Services

The Primary Care Physician is responsible for overseeing and approving the patient's Plan of Care.

The Medical Director approves the Plan of Care and may also serve as the patient's attending physician.

A Registered Nurse serves as the patient's Case Manager. They coordinate care by making home visits to monitor the patient, teach caregivers, provide skilled care and comfort and support. They will also make recommendations to the attending physician.

A Certified Nursing Assistant is responsible for providing assistance with the patient's personal care, under the supervision of a Hospice RN.

Volunteers are available to spend time with the patient, offer companionship, and provide relief for the family.

Comprehensive bereavement services are offered to family members and care takers dealing with grief and loss.

A Hospice Chaplain will provide spiritual support to all patients and family members in conjunction with the patient's clergy. Chaplains will also be available to conduct or attend memorial services.

A Social Worker assists in providing emotional care to the patient and family members, addresses financial issues, helps obtain any governmental support, and assists with end of life preparations such as funeral and mortuary arrangements.

A Dietitian will be consulted as needed to improve the patient's nutritional status.

Speech, Physical and Occupational Therapists will be utilized as needed to improve the patient's quality of life.