Hospice Care In The Place You Call Home
Comfort, dignity, and 24/7 support for you & your loved ones
What is Hospice?
Hospice care provides compassionate, specialized support for individuals at the end of life. Our team focuses on comfort rather than cure, helping you spend time in familiar surroundings with the people you love.
We partner closely with families to manage symptoms, guide decision-making, and provide emotional, spiritual, and practical support during this important time.
Services We Provide
When to Consider Hospice
No one can predict the exact moment hospice care is needed, but here are some common signs that it might be time to reach out to us:
- Frequent hospitalizations or ER visits
- Progressive weight loss or declining mobility
- Increasing need for assistance with daily activities
- Worsening symptoms or pain despite treatment
- A desire to focus on comfort and quality of life
Your Hospice Care Team
What To Know About Hospice
- Hospice is for people with advanced illnesses. Hospice provides symptom and pain management for patients with serious illness, no matter their age, culture, beliefs, or cause of illness.
- Hospice can happen anywhere. Hospice is a service that comes to the patient in the place they prefer to be for end-of-life care. Patients at home feel better surrounded by the faces and things they know and love.
- Hospice is a choice. Patients can leave, or “revoke their hospice status,” at any time for any reason. Patients can also come back to hospice at any time, as long as they meet hospice eligibility guidelines.
- Patients can keep taking some medicines while on hospice. Hospice patients are prescribed medicines that manage the symptoms of their advanced illness and improve quality of life.
- Hospice gives medicines as needed to help with symptoms. Hospice doctors try to give just enough medicine to manage symptoms and ease pain.
- There is no limit to the time a patient can be on hospice. Hospice is for patients who have 6 months or less to live according to a doctor, and it can be extended when needed. In surveys, family members often say, “we wish we had known about hospice sooner.”
- Hospice provides home medical equipment and supplies related to the cause of the illness. This includes shower chairs, oxygen tanks, hospital beds, toileting supplies, and more.
- Hospice supports the family. After a patient passes, hospice addresses emotional and spiritual pain suffered by loved ones for more than a year.
- Most hospice patients do not have any out-of-pocket expenses. Medicare Part A covers up to 100% of the cost of hospice care related to a hospice-eligible patient’s illness, with no deductible or copayment. Private or employer-provided health coverage can vary. Check with your insurance provider for details about hospice eligibility, coverage, and out-of-pocket expenses. Medicaid provides hospice coverage, but it varies by state.
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All Seasons Health and Hospice
801 W. Mineral Ave. Suite 101, Littleton, CO 80120
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