Compassionate Care Every Step of the Way

OUR SERVICES

Medcare Hospice delivers excellent care to patients, offering comfort and support during life’s most significant moments.

Durable Medical
Equipement (DME)

Durable Medical Equipment (DME) includes essential medical devices like wheelchairs, oxygen, and hospital beds. In hospice, DME is provided based on the patient’s needs and is covered by Medicare and most insurance plans.

Hospice Aide
Visit

Hospice aide visits offer personal care support, such as help with bathing, dressing, and daily activities, to ensure comfort and dignity.

Nursing Care
Visits

Nursing care visits in hospice involve managing symptoms, medication management, and ensuring patient comfort.

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Volunteer services

Trained volunteers in hospice that provide emotional support to the patient and families within our program. Volunteers allow respice for the families in order to enhance their overall well-being. Volunteers support with errands that are non-medically related, and provide companionship for the patients. Join to be part of an incredible journey and make a lasting impact.

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Families We Support Say

"Muchas gracias. Eternamente agradecida con el servicio. Can't ask for better. Really impressed and for ever grateful with all the staff. Once again thank you."

Félix Sánchez Wife.

Need more information?

If you have questions about our hospice care, services, or volunteer opportunities, please contact us. We’re here to support you every step of the way.

Our Care Team

Our team consists of highly trained professionals who take pride in and are dedicated to the comfort and compassion provided to all our patients.

Team
Physician

A hospice team physician oversees the patient's medical care, develops treatment plans, manages symptoms, and ensures the patient’s comfort and quality of life.

RN Case
Manager

An RN Case Manager coordinates patient care, monitors progress, manages symptoms, and communicates with the care team to ensure comfort and quality of life.

Hospice Aide

A hospice aide offers personal care, including help with bathing, dressing, and daily activities, to maintain patient comfort and dignity.

Social
Worker

A social worker offers emotional support, counseling, and resources to patients and their families, assisting them in navigating the challenges of end-of-life care.

Chaplain

A chaplain in hospice provides spiritual care, guidance, and emotional support to patients and their families, helping them find comfort and peace during end-of-life care.

APRN/ Nurse Practitioner

An APRN/NP in hospice care manages symptoms, enhances comfort, and supports families, prescribes medications and collaborating with the care team.

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