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Pain Management and Emotional Support When It Matters Most
We understand how hard it is for individuals with terminal illnesses to live life in comfort, and hospice is a special way of showing care for them. Most patients and their families resort to hospice when the curative treatments for their loved ones are no longer an option in managing their health conditions.

Our hospice services focus more on the care and not on the cure. These are carefully executed and designed to make sure that all of the specialized needs of our patients are being addressed. We respect every decision and suggestion of our patients regarding their plan of care. The primary focus of this program is to give genuine and exceptional end-of-life care and grief support to our patients’ families. We strive to let them experience a life free from any pain and discomfort. Whether at home or in a facility, an in-home hospice nurse in Kansas ensures that each care plan is consistently followed with compassion and expertise.

Signs It May Be Time for Hospice Care

  • The patient has a terminal illness and limited life expectancy
  • Decrease in the ability to perform tasks of daily living, such as eating, walking, or bathing
  • Recurrent infections such as pneumonia, sepsis, or urinary tract infections
  • Progressive weight loss or decline in oral intake
  • Dysphagia leading to recurrent aspiration
  • Frequent emergency room visits/Hospitalizations
  • Uncontrolled pain/shortness of breath/nausea/vomiting
  • Decreasing alertness, withdrawal, increase sleeping, mental confusion

Who Can Benefit From Hospice Care Services?

Hospice care is for individuals facing serious illnesses where curative treatment is no longer effective. This includes those with:

  • Liver Disease
  • Renal Disease
  • COPD
  • CHF
  • Cancer
  • HIV
  • Stroke and coma
  • Alzheimer’s Disease/Dementia
  • ALS
  • Parkinson’s Disease
  • Other Terminal illnesses

OTHER CO-MORBIDITIES

Our hospice services include the following:

We aim to give our patients and families the knowledge they need to navigate care confidently.

What We Can Do

Our hospice services in Wichita, Kansas include personalized care from a skilled team of professionals who work together to support every aspect of life near its final stage. Support is not limited to the patient alone, but extends to the entire family through emotional, physical, and spiritual assistance that makes a significant difference.

Key Features & Benefits of Hospice Care Services

Our team of healthcare professionals will provide our patients and their families with enough knowledge regarding the care plan they are involved in.
Comfort is our priority. We will help control and maintain the symptoms that come with your disease.
Our experienced care providers can help manage your medications effectively. They always make sure that you are following your scheduled medication intake.
We provide quality medical supplies and equipment to our patients to secure their comfort and enhance their quality of life.
You can entrust your loved ones to us while your family caregiver takes a break from his or her caregiving duties.
We offer round-the-clock care for our patients in the comfort of their home.
We can deliver your prescriptions and medications right to your doorstep.
It is our aim to educate our patients on ways to keep their bodies healthy and the necessary nutrients they should take.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is the goal of hospice care?

The goal is to improve the quality of life for patients with terminal illnesses by managing symptoms and offering emotional, spiritual, and practical support.

Does hospice mean giving up on treatment?

No, hospice focuses on comfort instead of curative treatment. It supports patients in living their remaining time as peacefully and fully as possible.

How does hospice support families?

Hospice teams provide grief counseling, spiritual guidance, and respite care to support family members emotionally and practically.

When is hospice care appropriate?

It becomes appropriate when a person has a terminal diagnosis and a life expectancy of six months or less, and when treatment no longer benefits the condition.

Can hospice care be provided at home?

Yes, hospice can be provided in the comfort of the patient’s home, often with the assistance of a hospice nurse and support staff.

Are medications and equipment included in hospice care?

Yes, hospice services typically include medications, medical equipment, and supplies needed for symptom relief and comfort.

Is hospice only for cancer patients?

No, hospice supports individuals with a wide range of terminal illnesses, including heart failure, dementia, COPD, and more.

See the Difference: Compassionate Support With Every Step of Care

Explore the comfort and confidence that come from receiving personalized health services at home. Whether managing a health condition or needing end-of-life support, our team is here to provide thoughtful, professional care when it matters most. Reach out to us today to learn more or get started.

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