Hospice Care
Living with a life-limiting illness can be overwhelming—but you don’t have to face it alone. The hospice level of care focuses on comfort, dignity, and support when a cure is no longer possible. Our compassionate team helps manage pain and symptoms while adding quality to each day, so patients and families can focus on what matters most.
Recognizing that death is an inherent aspect of life, we are dedicated to upholding the dignity of our patients in accordance with their personal values and wishes as they navigate their end-of-life journey within our community.
Hospice Care Team
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Nurses
Certified Nursing Assistants
Social Workers
Chaplain
Bereavement Counselor
Volunteers
Deliver expert medical care with profound compassion, guiding and supporting patients and their families through the end-of-life journey in their homes with dignity and comfort.
Provide compassionate, hands-on care to patients and families, ensuring comfort, dignity, and quality of life during end-of-life journeys.
Provide vital emotional, social, and practical support to patients and families, helping them navigate the complex journey of end-of-life care with dignity and peace.
Provide compassionate spiritual and emotional support to patients and their families, honoring diverse beliefs and offering comfort, peace, and meaning during the end-of-life journey.
Offer compassionate grief support and guidance to families and loved ones, helping them navigate the profound emotional journey of loss after a loved one's passing.
Offer invaluable companionship, practical assistance, and compassionate presence to patients and families, enriching lives and providing essential support during the end-of-life journey.
Volunteer Program
Volunteering with Advanced Hospice is sure to be a most rewarding experience! But don't take our word for it...here's what our volunteers have to say -
Many years ago, I attended a workshop that was focused on the “Ministry of Presence.” In those short two hours I learned the importance of being there for others. The focus point was that we are eyes to see, ears to hear and hands to care. I’m not clinically trained, but I have the gift of time to share with others. Sometimes just sitting with someone, holding their hand, or listening to their stories is the greatest gift. By being present, it shows those I visit that their life still matters – every second of it. ~ Betty J., Hospice Volunteer since 06/23
I think what I have learned most since becoming a hospice volunteer is that hospice isn’t about the end; it’s about making each remaining day as “rich” as possible. We know people on hospice may be considered to have limited time. As a hospice volunteer, I feel that it is my role to help my patients make the most of each day. ~ Sal R, Hospice Volunteer since 01/24
Before applying to be a hospice volunteer I had to consider if it was something I could emotionally handle. But then I put the focus on the patient, and not what I needed. I imagined myself being the patient and considered how isolated they could possibly feel – especially if spending time alone. I would tell anyone who asks, that it has been the most rewarding experience of my life – and truly time well spent. – Bill L, Hospice Volunteer since 02/22
Our Charity of Choice
Advanced Hospice's Charity of Choice is Helen's Heroes.
Helen's Heroes is an organization focused on raising money, developing programs and providing funding to enhance the health and wellness of the community.
They provide assistance for basic needs to those who are facing health issues, resources and support for Healthcare Provider enhancement through various means within our community.
If you are interested in learning more about Helen's Heroes and what they do, please click the button.
