Equipped for Care and Quality of Life
Our hospice services are provided wherever your loved one calls home, including a skilled nursing facility, assisted living community, hospital or if they will require a stay at one of our inpatient facilities.
Your loved one's needs may change from day to day or week to week. Quality of life is the goal, the touchstone that guides our care in every moment.
Let Us Provide What You Need
You’re not in this alone. Our expert hospice team provides the services that you and your loved one need, from medication management to support groups. Our AdventHealth Hospice providers are also part of our nationwide network of care, so you have the backup of an entire connected team in your corner.
- Disposable supplies
- Grief support through counseling and groups
- Home visits based on patient need
- Medical equipment
- Medication management
- Pain and symptom management
- Personalized plan of care
- Teaching and support for family caregivers
- 24/7 expert advice by phone
Your Connected Hospice Team
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You and Your Loved One
Your team starts with you and your loved one. You take the lead with day-to-day care, and we’ll be there to guide and support you.
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Primary Care Provider
You may choose your loved one's primary care provider to work alongside the hospice care team.
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Hospice Physician
A hospice physician coordinates care and works closely with the hospice team to manage your loved one’s symptoms. They may also visit, based upon need.
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Social Worker
Social workers provide emotional support and counseling and can connect you with community resources. They can also help you complete an advance directive, such as a living will.
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Nurse Case Manager
Your nurse case manager coordinates care and monitors the management of your loved one's pain and symptoms. They’ll answer questions and coach you on caregiving strategies.
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Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)
CNAs are trained caregivers who provide personal care like bathing and shaving.
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Chaplain
Our chaplains offer non-denominational spiritual support. They can also help with funeral planning, if requested.
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Trained Volunteers
Caring volunteers provide respite care and various other services, including being a companion to your loved one and helping with household chores.
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Bereavement Counselor
Loved ones may experience grief before, and after a loss. Licensed bereavement counselors provide individual and group grief support. Our counselors will keep in touch for up to 13 months after a loved one's death.
Find Our Hospice Near You
Orange County, FL - including: | Volusia County, FL - including: | Illinois, Chicagoland - Including Counties:
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Seminole County, FL - including: | Flagler County, FL - including: | Colorado, Denver - Including Counties:
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Osceola County, FL - including: |
Levels of Hospice
We understand the different levels of hospice care needed for each person and their family members during this time. In many cases, hospice care is available earlier than you think. Don’t hesitate to call us if you feel you or your loved one would benefit from hospice care.
It’s our goal to be a source of help and comfort during this time and to provide the specific hospice services you need.
- Routine Care
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You may want to manage much of your loved one's day-to-day care without help. But you don't have to do it all alone. Our hospice care team supports you with guidance and advice. We’ll visit when you need us to help you meet your loved one’s needs.
- Respite Care
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No matter how much you love a person, caregiving can be overwhelming. A short break can make a big difference. Let us give you short-term help by admitting your loved one to a contracted facility where they'll be cared for while you rest for a maximum of five days. Our hospice team will also continue to visit your loved one during this time.
- Crisis Care
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At times, your loved one’s symptoms may become severe, but you don't need to feel helpless or alone. Designed for short periods, crisis care assists with managing uncontrolled symptoms. Whether remaining at home or moving temporarily to an inpatient unit, your loved one will receive close observation. This level of care is evaluated frequently to determine necessity.
- Inpatient Care
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At AdventHealth Hospice Care, we provide inpatient care to patients needing advanced pain control or acute symptom management. Our goal is to stabilize your loved one’s comfort level so that they can transition back to their current residence.
Learn the Benefits of Hospice
We provide hospice services wherever your loved one calls home, including skilled nursing and assisted living facilities, hospitals or one of our inpatient centers. Upholding your loved one's quality of life is the touchstone that guides care at every moment.
There are many benefits of choosing hospice, both for your loved one and their caregivers, including:
- Provided equipment, disposable supplies and medications related to the illness
- Medication review and management
- Reduced visits to the hospital with pain and symptom management
- Expert advice from a registered nurse by phone 24/7
- Home visits when needed, so leaving the comfort of home is unnecessary
- Support and education for family caregivers
- A personalized plan of care with your loved one’s goals in mind
- Grief support through counseling and support groups
- Medicare typically covers 100% of hospice costs for eligible patients
Your Home for Wholehearted Hospice
Everyone is a connected system: body, mind and spirit. And so are we. At AdventHealth Hospice Care, our multidisciplinary approach to care means we reach across specialties and locations to provide the type of care is necessary. Count on us to prioritize your loved one’s comfort and quality of life while guiding you and your family during this difficult time. We’re here for you every step of the way.