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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.
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 their 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
- Physician oversight
- 24 hour on-call nurse
- Volunteer program
- Medical equipment and supplies
- Medication for pain management and symptom control
Team Members
Who Will Be on Your Hospice Team?
Your hospice team may include any of the following:
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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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Medicare Guidelines for Hospice Care: Who Qualifies and What’s Covered
Choosing hospice is a big decision, and it helps to have the Medicare rules explained in plain English. With the right team, many families feel less stress, fewer late-night emergencies, and more confidence about what to expect.
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Hospice Care for Dementia: When Is the Right Time to Consider It?
Dementia is a progressive condition that affects memory, thinking, and behavior. Knowing when to transition to hospice care can be a difficult and emotional decision, but it is one that can help ensure comfort, dignity, and the best quality of life in the final stages.
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Comfort Care Explained: A Guide to Pain Management and Support
Also known as palliative care or supportive care, comfort care provides relief from pain and distressing symptoms while supporting patients and their families through emotional, spiritual, and practical challenges. .
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Anvoi has been providing hospice care since 2013 with over 100 years of accumulated experience.
