Nursing assistants are available to provide patients with baths, cleaning, personal and comfort care along with any basic needs of the patient.

Chaplains provide spiritual counseling for people of all faiths, planning services and serve as a liaison between the family and the clergy in the community

Bereavement Counselors offer a variety of services to the patient’s family to help with the understanding of patient grief

Nurses are educated and experienced in palliative care and pain control, they work with patients to establish and maintain comfort as well as the quality of life. Their responsibilities also include education of family members to provide better patient care for their loved ones

The attending physician refers patients to Hospice care and remains the patient’s primary care physician while working as a member of the hospice team.

Our Hospice Medical Director collaborates with other members of the hospice staff and the patients’ primary physician to help manage the patient’s discomfort and symptoms. Ensuring a coordinated effort in the care of our patients.

Medical Social workers provide individual and family counseling to help meet the challenges created by a terminal illness. The Social worker also facilitates family communication arranges support for caregivers and helps to find financial and legal assistance