Hospice Supportive Care from Extended Family Care of Lancaster
Hospice supportive care is non-medical caregiving that sits alongside a hospice team, providing the hands-on help and continuous presence at the bedside that the hospice benefit itself does not cover.
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Extended Family Care provides hospice supportive care in the home, delivered by compassionate caregivers who manage pain and symptoms, address emotional and spiritual needs, and assist with daily activities while clients remain in familiar surroundings.
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How It Works Here
- Caregivers create a safe and comfortable environment in the patient's home
- Pain and symptom management provided by care team
- Emotional support and counseling offered to patient and family members
- Assistance with daily activities
- Medical equipment and supplies tailored to patient needs
- No limitations on number of visits or hours of care provided
- Care can be adjusted to more intensive medical care if patient's condition worsens
What Stands Out About Extended Family Care of Lancaster
- Accredited by The Joint Commission
- Operating for over 75 years as a family of companies
- 24/7 availability and responsiveness to emergencies and concerns
Who Extended Family Care of Lancaster Supports
Patients and families seeking compassionate care during final stages of life who wish to receive personalized care in the comfort and familiarity of their own home, maintaining independence and involving loved ones.
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Read the Hospice Supportive Care guide →Frequently Asked Questions
How long does hospice supportive care at home usually last?
Hospice supportive care at home usually lasts as long as the patient needs it. The duration can vary depending on the individual's condition and needs.
Are there limitations on visits or hours of care provided?
There are no limitations on the number of visits or hours of care provided in hospice supportive care at home. You can receive the support and assistance you need, whenever you need it.
What happens if the patient's condition worsens during home hospice care?
If the patient's condition worsens during hospice supportive care at home, more intensive medical care can be provided. The goal is to ensure comfort and maintain quality of life, offering the freedom to choose the level of care needed.
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