Assured Services
Assured Hospice Care, Inc is dedicated to providing patient care, ensuring they remain comfortable and dignified, and live as fully as possible throughout this difficult stage of life. We also offer support services to their family and caregivers.
Our comprehensive program includes: care- giving education, respite care for family and caregiver, community support and resources and bereavement support.
Our palliative- care approach focuses on providing relief from symptoms, pain and stress, working to improve the quality of life for both the patient and their family.
What Can Hospice Care Provide?
Why Assured Care Hospice Team?
A high level of care provided by a coordinated and compassionate staff of medical and support professionals
Support for Family and Friends
The intention of hospice care is in part to help take of the pressure off of the family. With hospice, both the patient and their loved ones are provided with a support network and neither will go through the dying/grieving process alone.
Coordinated Care Team
Our palliative-care approach focuses on providing relief from symptoms, pain and stress, working to improve the quality of life for both the patient and their family.
Arranging Final Wishes
Our counselors can help you make decisions that are right for you and your family.
24/7 On-Call Services
If the need arises, an RN will visit the patient day or not to provide the necessary care
Why Hospice Care?
We can imagine the difficulty of being told by a medical professional that “nothing more can be done for you.” This is a scary and often shocking realization to patients and families. They may ask themselves “so what do we do now?” This a question that we can help to answer through Hospice Care Education.
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How do you find the most appropriate hospice? Until hospice quality data is readily and easily available to all of us, the experts at American Hospice Foundation have pulled together some tips for choosing the most appropriate hospice. Answers to these questions will give you clues about quality of care and help you make an informed assessment.
In 2011, about a million people died in hospice, but still misconceptions about this end-of-life service abound. As a result, many who might benefit from hospice don’t sign up until the very end: About a third of hospice users enroll for less than a week, and the median time is 18 days. So how can you tell whether hospice is the right choice for you or your loved one?