Hospice Care
A hospice offers specialized care to individuals in the advanced stages of terminal illness or advanced medical conditions. Vida Hospice provides physical, emotional, spiritual and practical needs of the patient and their family.
Our Services
Vida Hospice services offer care for individuals at end of life through the following services.
Pain and Symptom Management
Hospice pain and symptom management refers to the medical approach aimed at alleviating physical discomfort and addressing various symptoms experienced by patients in the advanced stages of terminal illness.
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Skilled Nursing Care
Hospice provides skilled nursing care by registered nurses (RNs) who monitor the patient’s condition, manage symptoms, and coordinate with the interdisciplinary team.
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Palliative Care
Hospice offers palliative care, which is specialized medical care focused on relieving pain and symptoms rather than curative treatment. The emphasis is on comfort rather than attempting to cure the underlying illness.
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Emotional and Psychosocial Support
Hospices have social workers, counselors, and chaplains who offer emotional and psychosocial support to patients and their families. They provide counseling and support to help them cope with the emotional challenges of end-of-life care.
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Family Involvement
Hospice involves family members and loved ones in the care process. They are offered guidance and support throughout the patient’s illness and after their passing.
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Bereavement Support
After the patient’s passing, hospice offers bereavement support to the family, providing counseling and resources to help them cope with grief and loss.
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Medical Equipment and Supplies
Hospices provide medical equipment, such as hospital beds, wheelchairs, and oxygen, as well as supplies needed for patient care.
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Medications
Hospice covers medications related to the terminal illness, ensuring that patients have access to necessary pain management and symptom control medications.
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Volunteer Services
Many hospices have volunteers who provide companionship, respite care, and assistance with daily activities for patients and their families.
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Respite Care
Hospice may offer short-term respite care, giving family caregivers a break from their caregiving responsibilities.
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Advance Care Planning
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Inpatient Hospice Care
Some hospices have dedicated inpatient facilities where patients can receive 24/7 care when home care is not feasible or when symptom management requires more intensive support.
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Telehealth Services
Hospices may offer telehealth services, allowing patients to access medical consultations and support remotely.
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Spiritual Care
Hospice may have chaplains or spiritual counselors who address the spiritual needs of patients based on their beliefs and preferences.
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Cultural Sensitivity
Hospices are sensitive to the cultural and linguistic diversity of patients and offer services to respect and honor individual beliefs and practices.
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Plan For Your Visit
Identification
Bring your Drivers License or other legal forms of indentification.
Recent Diagnoses
Gather your recent diagnoses, so our team can review and go over all of your options.
Questions
Keep track of any questions you have, so our team can answer all of your concerns.