Compassionate Hospice Care for Your Loved Ones
Personalized support and peace for patients and families.
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Our Services
At Everwind Hospice, we provide comprehensive, compassionate care designed to support the whole person and their loved ones. Our services include:
- Pain & Symptom Management – Expert medical care to ensure comfort and dignity.
- Emotional & Spiritual Support – Counseling and chaplain services tailored to each individual’s beliefs and needs.
- Family Support & Education – Guidance, respite, and resources for families every step of the way.
- 24/7 On-Call Nursing – Around-the-clock access to care and reassurance.
- Personalized Care Plans – Thoughtfully crafted to reflect each patient’s values, wishes, and goals.
- Volunteer Companionship – Trained volunteers who offer presence, connection, and joyful moments.
- Bereavement Support – Ongoing care for families after loss, honoring the grief journey with compassion.
We go beyond traditional hospice to deliver More Than Care—because every moment matters.
Common Myths about Hospice
Every year, thousands of people miss out on vital support at the end of life due to misconceptions about Hospice Care
Myth 1: Hospice means giving up
Hospice care is not about giving up; it's about changing targets. Instead of focusing on a cure, hospice prioritizes symptom management and comfort. By refocusing on what's truly important, hospice care can help people live their final stages with dignity and meaning.
Myth 2: Hospice is only for the very end
Many people assume hospice care is only for the last few hours, days, or weeks of life. In reality, hospice care can provide support for months, depending on the illness. Research shows that patients who use hospice care for three months or more get the most benefit.
Myth 3: Hospice care hastens death
This is simply not true. Hospice care focuses on symptom management and comfort, allowing death to occur naturally. Medications used in hospice care are used solely for pain relief and symptom control, not to cause death.
Myth 4: Hospice is only for cancer patients
Hospice care is available to anyone with a serious illness and a limited life expectancy. If someone is declining to the point where you wouldn't be surprised if they passed in the next 6-12 months, they may be eligible for hospice care, regardless of their disease.
Myth 5: Hospice is a place
Hospice care is not a building; it's a philosophy that guides a team of experts who come to wherever a patient lives. Whether it's a home, nursing home, or assisted living facility, hospice provides comfort and support to patients and their families.
The Truth About Hospice Care
By understanding the truth about hospice care, we can ensure that our loved ones receive the support they need and deserve. Don't let misconceptions hold you back – explore hospice and discover the difference it can make.