Hospice Service
A Steady Guide for the Whole Family
Hospice touches every part of family life, not just the medical side. Our licensed medical social workers help you navigate the practical and emotional challenges: advance directives, family conversations, financial worries, and connections to community resources.
They also provide counseling for anticipatory grief, help resolve family disagreements about care, and make sure no one feels alone in making hard decisions.
What’s Included
What Social Workers Do
- Help completing advance directives, POLST, and other important documents
- Counseling for patients and families coping with grief and change
- Connecting families with community resources and financial assistance programs
- Facilitating family meetings and difficult care conversations
- Assessing home safety and caregiver needs
- Planning for funeral and memorial arrangements when families want guidance
- Advocacy to make sure patient wishes are heard and honored
How It Helps
Comfort for Patients, Relief for Families
1
Decisions Feel Clearer
An experienced guide breaks complex choices into manageable steps.
2
Paperwork Gets Done
Advance directives and forms are completed correctly, without the stress.
3
Nobody Feels Alone
Counseling and resources support every family member, not just the patient.
Have Questions About This Service?
Call anytime. We’ll explain exactly how it works and whether it’s right for your loved one.
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