Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, hospice care is typically covered by Medicare Part A for eligible patients. To qualify, a physician must certify that the patient has a life expectancy of six months or less if the illness runs its normal course. Medicare covers all hospice services including medications, equipment, and supplies related to the terminal illness.

Yes! Your personal physician can continue to be involved in your care. Our hospice team works collaboratively with your existing doctors to ensure coordinated, comprehensive care.

Hospice care can be provided wherever you call home - your private residence, a nursing home, an assisted living facility, or other care setting. Our team comes to you to provide comfort and support.

Our hospice services include: nursing care, physician services, pain and symptom management, medications related to the terminal illness, medical equipment and supplies, physical/occupational/speech therapy as needed, social work services, spiritual care, bereavement support for families.

Anyone can make a referral - the patient, family members, physicians, or healthcare facilities. Simply call us at (844) 978-2100 or complete our online referral form. We'll conduct an evaluation within 24-48 hours.

No, hospice is for anyone with a life-limiting illness. This includes heart disease, lung disease, dementia/Alzheimer's, kidney failure, liver disease, stroke, ALS, and many other conditions.

Absolutely not. Choosing hospice means focusing on quality of life and comfort. Many families find that hospice care allows patients to live more fully in their remaining time. You can also leave hospice care at any time if your condition improves or if you decide to pursue curative treatment.