A hospice evaluation is for families, physicians and hospitals considering hospice for a patient.
Getting Started
Where We Provide Care
In-home hospice care is for patients with a life-limiting illness and the families caring for them.
This service is for residents of assisted living, skilled nursing and board and care communities.
Medicare defines four levels of hospice care.
24/7 nurse access gives enrolled patients and families a way to reach hospice nursing support by phone at any hour.
Care for Specific Conditions
Hospice care for dementia is for patients in the later stages of Alzheimer's or another dementia and the families beside them.
This service is for patients with advanced cancer who are focusing on comfort.
This service is for patients with advanced heart failure and the families caring for them.
Respiratory support within hospice is for eligible patients with COPD, lung disease or heart failure who experience shortness of breath.
Comfort & Support
Skilled, physician-directed nursing care to relieve pain, ease breathlessness and manage distress — around the clock, wherever the patient calls home.
Music therapy, gentle massage, aromatherapy and more — offered gently at the bedside to bring ease and presence to each day.
Original soundscapes and singing bowls, brought quietly to the bedside for rest, calm and comfort — a signature offering of Eternal Life Hospice.
Bereavement support is for family members and close loved ones affected by the loss of a person in hospice care.