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Who We Serve
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Your Family Hospice is devoted to providing high-quality, highly personalized, competent hospice care with total regard for the dignity and comfort of those we serve. We pride ourselves on careful attention to the personal, emotional, and spiritual individuality of each patient.

We believe in a family-centered approach to care that provides comfort and support for both the patient and their loved ones. The Your Family Hospice team of dedicated professionals will treat your family as part of ours with dignity and respect at all times. From physical to spiritual and emotional support, we are here for you.

Patients and family members can feel confident about the completeness of our commitment. With Your Family Hospice in the picture, family members can renew their attention to daily lives and responsibilities.

*Our Clientele*

We provide compassionate care to clients with the following hospice eligible diagnosis:

  • Cancer
  • CVA/Stroke/Coma
  • Alzheimer’s/Dementia
  • Heart Disease/CHF
  • HIV
  • Liver Disease
  • Lung Disease/COPD
  • Multiple Sclerosis
  • Muscular Dystrophy
  • End Stage Kidney Disease
  • Parkinson’s Disease
  • and more

There are 4 levels of hospice care:

  • Routine Home Care – Routine home care is the basic level of hospice care provided in your home, assisted living, or nursing home. This level of care offers a team approach by hospice staff and your physician to provide comfort at the end of life. This hospice level of care includes medical social services, spiritual support, volunteer visits, bereavement counseling, medication, equipment, and all supplies related to your loved one’s hospice diagnosis.
  • Continuous Care – Continuous home care is when a nurse stays in your home for an extended period if your loved one is experiencing a medical crisis and severe symptoms such as unrelieved pain or shortness of breath. However, during a medical crisis like this, your hospice physician or nurse may decide the general inpatient level of care will be a better option to address your loved one’s needs.
  • Inpatient Care – Sometimes, severe pain or other symptoms require an advanced level of care that is more effectively provided during a short stay in an inpatient hospice facility. If your loved one’s needs intensify, the hospice team may recommend this level of hospice care and transferring your loved one to the inpatient level of care. The goal of inpatient hospice care is to control severe pain and symptoms so that your loved one can return home to their family and familiar surroundings, if possible, and resume routine hospice care at home.
  • Respite Care – The respite level of hospice care is provided on an occasional basis and offers a planned, short-term break (up to 5 consecutive days) for unpaid family caregivers from the challenges of assisting a loved one with an advanced illness. It can only be provided at a Medicare-certified inpatient hospice facility, hospital, or skilled nursing facility that has the ability to provide around-the-clock nursing care should your loved one’s plan of care require 24-hour care. Please speak to your social worker or hospice nurse about the respite level of care.

Our Services

The Your Family Hospice team provides the following services at the patient’s home:

  • Hospice physician care
  • Social worker support services
  • Grief support services
  • Chaplain and spiritual counseling services
  • Nursing services available 24 hours/day, seven (7) days/week
  • Homemaker services
  • Medication management services
  • Volunteer services
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