Hospice and End-of-Life Support

Expert supportive care for comfort, dignity, and peaceful transitions, offering emotional, spiritual, and familial support.

What is Hospice Support?

Hospice support provided by Home Matters Caregiving offers compassionate and specialized care for individuals on hospice, facing the end of life within the comfort of their own homes. Our trained caregivers work closely with a multidisciplinary team to address the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of the patient, focusing on enhancing the quality of life during the end-of-life stage. This holistic approach aims to provide comfort and support not only to the patient but also to their family, creating a caring and familiar environment during a challenging time.

It’s important for families to communicate openly with the home care company and hospice providers to ensure that the care plan is tailored to the unique needs and preferences of the individual receiving hospice care and their family.

Who Needs Hospice Support?

Hospice support is vital for individuals on hospice with serious illnesses who have either chosen to discontinue curative treatments or find that such treatments are no longer effective. It’s most appropriate when life expectancy is estimated to be six months or less, focusing on palliative care rather than ongoing curative measures​​​​.

The service caters to those seeking to live their remaining days with dignity, grace, and support, encompassing not just the patient but also providing resources and support for their families. The aim is to manage pain and symptoms while addressing the holistic needs of the individual​​​​.

What's Included in Hospice Support?

Comprehensive End-of-Life Care

Emotional and Spiritual Support

We offer companionship and empathetic listening to cater to the emotional and spiritual needs of patients, fostering peace and acceptance​​.

Family Support Services

Recognizing the emotional challenges faced by families, we extend our support through respite care, completing personal and household tasks, and communicating with the family and healthcare providers​​.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Hospice care?

Hospice care is specialized support for those in the final stages of incurable illness, focusing on comfort and quality of life rather than cure​​.

What is Hospice Support?

Hospice support delivers care within the familiar surroundings of the patient’s home, addressing physical, emotional, and spiritual needs. This approach focuses on enhancing the quality of life during the end-of-life stage for both the patient and their family, providing comfort and support in a familiar environment.

When is Hospice care recommended?

It is recommended for individuals with a life expectancy of six months or less and when curative treatments are no longer effective or too burdensome​​.

What services are included in Hospice care?

Hospice care includes pain and symptom management, emotional and spiritual support, personal choice respect, and family support services​​​​​​​​.

How does Hospice support families?

Hospice provides emotional support, counseling, guidance, and respite care to help families navigate through this challenging period​​.

Can Hospice care occur at home?

Yes, hospice care can be provided at home, offering a familiar and comforting environment for the individual and their family.

How can I start Hospice care for a loved one?

Contact your healthcare provider or a hospice care service like Home Matters Caregiving to discuss eligibility and care options.

What role do Hospice support caregivers play in end-of-life care?

Hospice caregivers provide comprehensive support, including emotional and spiritual support and assisting with daily activities, all while respecting the individual’s dignity and end-of-life wishes.

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Why Choose Home Matters

Experienced Caregivers

Our caregivers undergo thorough screening and training to ensure they provide the highest level of care and compassion.

Customized Care Plans

We believe in individualized care, and our personalized care plans cater to your specific needs, promoting independence and well-being.

Flexible Scheduling

We understand that your needs may change, and we offer flexible scheduling to accommodate your preferences.

Regular Care Monitoring

Our team regularly communicates with you and your family to assess your satisfaction and make any necessary adjustments to your care plan.
4.9
Based on 147 Google reviews
“I love how supportive and dependable Home Matters was for my Grandmother during the time we had their services. Their caregivers are dependable and very attentive to their clients!”
Tiffany C
“We had some hiccups with another agency and then found Home Matters through a friend! They made sure we were heard and their scheduling team is very communicative! Very happy with HMC!”
Joshua Clasberry
“I am so grateful. All staff members were friendly, courteous and kind. I would recommend them to everyone that needs help in their home! They are rock stars!!!”
Kathleen Light
“Home Matters Caregiving has been taking care of my mother full time now for over 3 years. They are committed to helping people and always work hard to find the best caregivers possible.”
Pam Knell

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Based on 147 Google reviews

“I love how supportive and dependable Home Matters was for my Grandmother during the time we had their services. Their caregivers are dependable and very attentive to their clients!”
Tiffany C
“We had some hiccups with another agency and then found Home Matters through a friend! They made sure we were heard and their scheduling team is very communicative! Very happy with HMC!”
Joshua Clasberry
“I am so grateful. All staff members were friendly, courteous and kind. I would recommend them to everyone that needs help in their home! They are rock stars!!!”
Kathleen Light
“Home Matters Caregiving has been taking care of my mother full time now for over 3 years. They are committed to helping people and always work hard to find the best caregivers possible.”
Pam Knell