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Our nurses are responsible for the patient’s physical comfort, and making recommendations regarding pain and symptom management. They supervise and coordinate services and disciplines of care for the patient and family.
From the Hospice Medical Director who provides direction to the hospice team, as well as collaborating with the patient’s attending physician. Our visiting physicians and nurse practitioners will make home visits as needed.
Responsible for providing assistance with the patient’s personal care.
For patient and family counseling, psychological support, community resources, and financial assistance.
For pain control and symptom management will be provided by the hospice around-the-clock.
As related to Hospice diagnosis.
Including but not limited to, hospital bed, oxygen, walker, wheelchair, etc.
For both patient and family, provided by a Chaplain. Our Chaplain assists with resources for end of life issues. Our Chaplain is also available for crisis intervention at the time of death, and to assist with funeral or memorial services.
Available for the patients family.
As needed to improve patient’s quality of life.
The Hospice Volunteer fills a very special role in hospice care. They may provide companionship, respite, emotional support, and offer help in many different ways.
We provide four levels of Hospice Care
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