Level of Care

We understand that finding the right level of care for yourself or a loved one can be a daunting and overwhelming task. Level of Care is designed to provide a broad understanding of the different types of care available, ranging from basic home care to advanced care.

Our service is tailored to address common questions and concerns that individuals and families have when considering different levels of care.

• Routine In-home care – Routine-in home Care Services, aims to address patients’ medical, emotional, spiritual, and practical needs as well as those of their loved ones. This type of care can be provided in various settings, including private residences, nursing homes or residential facilities, and contracted inpatient facilities or hospitals, making it flexible and accessible.
• Inpatient Hospice Care – Inpatient hospices are facilities that provide a level of care and relief required by patients who are terminally ill and can help to support families as they cope with the process of grief, death, and loss. The patient is transferred to a contracted nursing facility, hospital, or inpatient hospice unit. When the symptoms are controlled, the patient may return home.
• Respite care – Respite care is a type of hospice care that is provided to patients to give their primary caregivers a break from their caregiving duties. It is a temporary service designed to provide relief and support to caregivers who may be feeling overwhelmed or exhausted. Patients may receive care in a contracted facility or hospice inpatient unit for up to five days.

Our team of experts has extensive experience, and we provide accurate and up-to-date information about the different levels of care available.

To acquire knowledge about the various levels of hospice care, either for yourself or a family member, you may locate a nearby office or check out our services online.