Compassionate Hospice at All Seasons Health
All Seasons Hospice is dedicated to providing the very best care of our patients and families while addressing your physical, emotional and spiritual needs. We provide care wherever the patient calls home, whether a private residence, assisted living facility, long-term care setting, or nursing home.
Our Philosophy
We believe that every person deserves to live their final days with comfort, dignity, and peace. At the core of hospice care is the commitment to alleviate pain and ease suffering - not just for the patient but for their loved ones as well. Our focus is on enhancing quality of life through compassionate, holistic care that supports the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of both patients and families.
Expert, 24/7 Care
Our hospice team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, ensuring continuous support whenever it's needed most. Licensed professionals specially trained in end-of-life care are dedicated to providing guidance, symptom relief, and emotional reassurance.
Family-Centered Support
We believe families are an essential part of the hospice journey. Our team works closely with both patients and their loved ones, providing guidance and helpful information at every stage, always respecting individual preferences. Our goal is to create a peaceful, supportive, and meaningful experience for everyone involved.
Emotional and Spiritual Care
Hospice recognizes the psychological and spiritual needs of patients and their families. We offer
- Grief and emotional counseling
- Guidance for spiritual requests, regardless of faith or tradition
- Complimentary modalities including therapeutic music and pet therapy
- Bereavement support for over a year after your loved one's passing
When to Consider Hospice?
Hospice care should be discussed with a physician if any or all of the following are present in your loved one:
- Progressive declining health, despite treatment
- Increased or uncontrollable pain
- Frequent hospitalizations
- Repeat or multiple infections
- Progressive or profound weakness and fatigue
- Shortness of breath with or without oxygen
- Decreased ability to perform regular activities of daily living
- Alterations in mental status
- Exhausted patient and family or caregivers
- The desire of the patient and family to stop aggressive treatments
Honoring your loved one through a donation
Offering a donation in the name of a loved one that has passed is a meaningful way to honor them and to support the mission to care for the lives of their patients.