Resources for Caregivers

Many families don’t know that they can receive additional specialized nursing care, medications, medical equipment, and supplies related to their loved one’s terminal illness at no cost much sooner than their loved ones’ final days.

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3 Steps to Begin Care

Find Us

Visit our locations page to find a program near you. Call the location phone number 24-hours a day, 7-days a week. We'll help you learn about the process or schedule a no-obligation consultation.

Plan Ahead

Our admissions coordinator will promptly contact all responsible parties to plan consultations or patient assessments.

Get Care

Our admission team works directly with families and healthcare professionals to begin care. We bring hospice care to where the patient calls home, whether in a private home, nursing home or long-term care community.

Our Services

What We Provide

We genuinely care for our patients and his or her families. Each patient receives:

Care wherever you call home
Consistent weekly nurse visits
Respite for caregiver relief
Crisis care
A unique personalized plan of care
Bereavement and emotional support for 13 months
Physician oversight
24 hours on-call nurse
Volunteer program
Medical equipment and supplies
Medication for pain management and symptom control

When Should I Call Hospice?

You should call hospice if your loved one is experiencing any of the symptoms below:

Frequent visits to the ER or hospital admissions
A decline in his or her ability to perform daily tasks including eating, getting dressed, walking, or using the bathroom
An increase in falls
Changes to his or her mental abilities
Progressive weight loss
Skin tears, infections, and other signs of deteriorating health

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Understanding the Medicare Hospice Benefit

The Medicare Hospice Benefit is aimed at offering high-quality care during the final stages of life, without any cost to those on Medicare or their relatives.

When Is Hospice Recommended?

Deciding when hospice is recommended can be difficult, especially when your loved one starts needing more comprehensive care.

What is Hospice?

Navigating the journey of end-of-life care can be overwhelming, especially when one is inundated with medical jargon and various options.

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Hospice vs. Palliative Care

In the realm of medical care, the terms 'hospice care' and 'palliative care' are often used interchangeably. However, while they share similarities, they also have distinct differences that are crucial to understand when considering the best care for you or your loved ones. Anvoi Health will demystify for you these two concepts, providing comprehensive insights into hospice vs. palliative care.

Is it the Right Time for Hospice?

Many families wait to call hospice until the final days and weeks of his or her loved one's life not knowing they could have started receiving care at no cost much earlier.

What to Expect from Your Hospice Team

Your hospice team is there to support you every step of the way, providing compassionate care and ensuring that your needs are met.

Can Hospice Make a Difference?

Hospice care can dramatically and positively impact quality of life. The goal is to empower the individual by providing knowledge and information to facilitate decision-making. Our staff consists of experts on pain control, symptom management, and emotional and spiritual comfort. Furthermore, our staff is committed to the education of patients and caregivers.

Anvoi Offers Pet Therapy

Our Anvoi Hospice pet-therapy dog provides a long list of mental health benefits. These canine encounters bring joy and reduce feelings of isolation, alienation, anxiety and depression. They help take a patient's mind off his or her aches and pains and encourage communication - including sharing stories and emotions.

Benefits Of Starting Hospice Sooner

Seeking hospice care early on at the end of life stage, allows patients and families to receive many different health benefits both physically, emotionally and spiritually.