Providing Quality and Compassionate Healthcare Services For Seniors
Hospice Visits
Hospice care can be incredibly difficult, physically and emotionally. Our team works hard to ensure that this final transitional period goes as easily as it can by providing full care to those in hospice care situations.
Hospice Visits
Hospice is a unique medical scenario, and it can bring a tremendous amount of challenges with it, including things like:
Each of these needs to be considered properly and with the fullest amount of dedication, empathy, and respect in order to ensure that patients are able to get the kind of treatment that they deserve and need.
We use a team of dedicated professionals who treat each patient with the highest level of care to ensure that patients and their families get the support that they need. The MD and Nurse Practitioners help ensure that this period of time is managed properly.
We collaborate with your primary care physicians and other medical professionals, as needed, as well as, patients and their families to determine best practices in every situation. We always respect your values and wishes. We understand that every patient and their circumstances are different, and we go out of our way to ensure that you and your loved one receives the kind of attention that you deserve.
Visits from trained medical professional
Whether your hospice care situation is handled in a hospice center or in the comfort of your own home, our attending MD manages each aspect of care to ensure comfort. By working with a professional Hospice Team that checks vital signs, performs examinations, administers medication and other treatments, we are able to regularly check on the patient, and deliver the highest level of care possible no matter the specifics of the situation.
Our attending MD and Nurse Practitioners take this side of our services very seriously, between communicating with hospice teams and hospice visits to patients, we help ensure that pain levels are low, comfort is at its best, and that patients have the support that they need.
We know it’s a difficult time, and we do all we can to ease the burden and stress that can come with it. Just something this straightforward is enough to have a dramatic impact on the level of care that you receive.