Hospice Supportive Care from Star Multi Care Services
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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Star Multi Care provides hospice supportive care at home with a focus on managing pain and symptoms, addressing emotional and spiritual needs, and assisting with daily activities in a patient's own environment. Caregivers work to create a comfortable and supportive setting that honors the patient's wishes during end-of-life care.
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How It Works Here
- Caregivers provide emotional support, manage pain and symptoms, and assist with daily activities
- Services include counseling and emotional support for both patient and family members
- Care addresses physical, emotional, and spiritual needs
- Family members can be involved in providing care alongside caregivers
What Stands Out About Star Multi Care Services
- Accredited by The Joint Commission
- Over 75 years in operation; family of companies established since 1938
- Proud partners with Northport VA and Northwell Hospice Care
- Member of HCP
Who Star Multi Care Services Supports
Patients facing life-limiting illnesses who wish to receive personalized care in the comfort of their own home during their final days, with involvement of loved ones.
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Read the Hospice Supportive Care guide →Frequently Asked Questions
How long does hospice supportive care at home typically 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.
What types of medical equipment and supplies are provided?
Medical equipment and supplies are tailored to the patient's needs. Examples include hospital beds and oxygen tanks.
Can family members be involved in providing care?
Yes, family members can be involved in providing care during hospice supportive care at home. They can offer comfort, assistance with daily tasks, and emotional support, helping to create a loving and familiar environment.
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