Meeting with patients and their families to determine whether hospice care is appropriate for the patient, while also diagnosing and managing symptoms.

Routine visits with the patient to monitor condition, manage symptoms, and provide skilled medical care and ongoing clinical support.

Equipment related to terminal illness, which may include a hospital bed, specialty mattress, wheelchair, walker, oxygen, and other necessary supplies.

All medications related to terminal illness for pain relief and symptom management, as prescribed by the patient’s physician and care team.

Providing assistance with daily living activities such as bathing, dressing, grooming, feeding, light housekeeping, and maintaining patient comfort and safety.

Supporting patients and families with care planning, emotional support, and access to community resources to help navigate personal, family, and financial challenges.

Providing spiritual support and guidance to patients and families at end of life, while respecting individual beliefs and accommodating requested religious practices.

Guiding patients and families in developing appropriate nutrition plans and healthy eating habits to support comfort, strength, and overall well-being.

Providing grief and bereavement support to families and loved ones for up to 13 months following the loss of a patient.

Offering companionship and support through friendly visits, reading, conversation, errands, and assistance for patients and their families.