Terminal illness with 6 months or less prognosis.

Provides hospice homecare, hospice inpatient care, palliative care, advance care planning, grief support, and a camp for youth who are grieving the loss of someone close.

Terminal illness with 6 months or less prognosis.

Provides hospice homecare, hospice inpatient care, palliative care, advance care planning, grief support, and a camp for youth who are grieving the loss of someone close.

Terminal illness with 6 months or less prognosis.

Provides hospice homecare, hospice inpatient care, palliative care, and advance care planning.

Certified by a doctor to be terminally ill with a prognosis of 6 months or less and no longer seeking curative treatment, with the exception for children who can still seek curative.

Offers hospice services to individuals and their families during the advanced and final stages of a terminal illness. Hospice Services: Nursing visits, 24 hour support, medical equipment/supplies, medication with delivery to home, Medical Social Services, Certified Nursing Assistants, Spiritual Care and Bereavement Support, short-term acute inpatient care/respite care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy.

Patients must meet Medicare guidelines for Hospice eligibility.

A full service hospice, providing end of life care focusing on quality of life.

Terminally ill.

Terminally ill.

Pain management and comfort, medical supplies and equipment, emotional and spiritual support, caregiver respite care, bereavement services.

Home Health Care and Hospice

Long-term Care, Respite Care, Hospice Care

Hospice patients receive in home nursing and physician visits, medication management, medical supplies, and certified nursing assistant care. Hospice care is provided to patients with life limiting illness in the comforts of their own home.

Patients prognosis is six months or less.

Provides hospice home care, hospice inpatient care, palliative care, advance care planning, and respite care.

Terminal illness with 6 months or less prognosis.

Terminal illness within 6 months or less prognosis

Individuals with a life expectancy of 6 months or less needing Hospice Care.

Individuals with a life expectancy of 6 months or less needing Hospice Care.

Individuals with a life expectancy of 6 months or less needing Hospice Care.

Medicare

We strive to uplift the lives of the patients and their families by providing safe, compassionate, and exceptional hospice services. At 1Care Hospice, we extend our support to people of all ages who have acute, chronic, or life-limiting illnesses.

We have a dedicated team of professionals with the clinical expertise to evaluate and respond quickly to the patient’s unique needs. We provide on-call support 24-hours a day, 7-days a week.

Provides hospice care to patients wherever needed including patients home, family members home, long-term care facility, assisted living, or adult residential care home. Services offered depending on patients need may include physician services, intermittent skilled nursing visits, on-call nursing service, understanding their Medicare benefits, home health aide and homemaker services, music therapy, pet therapy, medical social service, bereavement, and prescriptions and equipment for pain relief and symptom management related to the terminal diagnosis.<br />

Hospice and Palliative care support services including nursing, pain management, medication administration, personal care, social services, physician services, spiritual support, and grief counseling.<br />Also has hospice volunteers make home visits and provide supportive services such as spending time with the patient to allow respite for loved ones, reading to the patient, active listening and just “being there.” Volunteers also help by running errands and going grocery shopping.<br />

Hospice and Palliative care support services including nursing, pain management, medication administration, personal care, social services, physician services, spiritual support, and grief counseling.<br />Also has hospice volunteers make home visits and provide supportive services such as spending time with the patient to allow respite for loved ones, reading to the patient, active listening and just “being there.” Volunteers also help by running errands and going grocery shopping.<br />

Persons needing end of life care.

Offers in home and inpatient care to patients with a life-limiting illness or poor prognosis. On-going support and education to families and caregivers.

Provides information about home care and hospice including patient rights, selecting a provider, and legal issues. A locator search feature to help consumers find a local provider.

Patients who are seriously ill or frail

Helps patients get the medical treatments they want, and avoid the medical treatments they do not want, when they are seriously ill or frail. The POLST form is a medical order emergency personnel can follow whenever, and wherever, the patient has a medical emergency and can't speak for himself/herself.

Provides referral services for families to hospice and home care services for children.