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It may be time for hospice care if you notice your loved one:
What is hospice care?
When someone you love is seriously ill, you want to do as much as you can to make sure they are comfortable and peaceful. At All American Hospice, we do too.
With hospice care, a skilled team of professionals can provide caring support to you and your loved one in the comfort of your own home or in nursing homes and residential care facilities.
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Hospice provides physical care that promotes comfort and offers individualized emotional and practical support for persons nearing the end of life. It also helps both patient and family make decisions about how best to manage that care. In fact, many of our patients and their family members repeatedly note that they wish they had known more about hospice and had decided to access care and support earlier.
Hospice care exists to provide help and support for those faced with an incurable disease for which there is no treatment; or for those who have decided to discontinue treatment that is causing more physical distress than benefit. Hospice and Palliative care can make it possible for individuals to remain at home where most prefer to be, and still access skilled physical, emotional, spiritual and volunteer support.
Hospice offers palliative or comfort care when cure is no longer an option or goal. By providing proper pain and symptom control, Hospice can enable the individual to live as fully and comfortably as possible.
Who is Eligible for Hospice Care?
Any individual who has a life-limiting illness or disease (such as cancer; end-stage heart, lung, liver or kidney disease; ALS; MS or even end-stage dementia such as Alzheimer’s) and is no longer seeking aggressive treatment is eligible for Hospice.
Referral to the program can be made by anyone – the patient, family member, friend or physician, with final approval for admission made by the patient’s attending physician.
When You Choose ALL AMERICAN HOSPICE Care
A nurse visits regularly to check on the patient and teach the family how to manage the patient’s care between visits.
A home health aide provides personal care.
A medical social worker helps with caregiving and planning and offers emotional support to the whole family.
A chaplain is available for spiritual support for the patient and family.
A trained volunteer can help with more practical needs, such as transportation, errands, and companionship.
Grief support staff and volunteers provide group and individual support for families for 13 months after the patient’s death.
All American Hospice Care
All American Hospice is a Medicare certified and state licensed hospice that is committed to providing you the highest quality care and services. We are dedicated to helping our patients attain their maximum level of comfort so that they can live their lives fully and with dignity wherever they call home, whether that be in a private residence, a nursing facility, or a personal care facility.
We are staffed by skilled hospice professionals that specialize in caring for people at the end of life. Our Hospice team receives orders from the patient’s attending physician and will address any pain or symptom issues. The team will also assist the family in making informed decisions about care, and if necessary, teach them the skills needed to provide “hands-on” support. It is our hope that with the assistance of our Hospice team, your hospice experience will be positive and meaningful.
CEO, All American Hospice LLC
A word to our patient
We want you to be able to remain as independent and involved as possible, and will do all we can to keep you comfortable and to help you maintain your normal routine.
To family and friends
Your needs and concerns are as important to us as those of the patient. We will try to provide you with all the information and support you need. Please don’t hesitate to ask your Hospice team questions or to call the office to request help.