Hospice Services
At Comforting Hands Hospice, our in home hospice care is designed to provide compassionate support where patients feel most comfortable — in their own home or a care facility. Our dedicated team of nurses, aides, and support staff make scheduled visits to assist with symptom management, personal care, and comfort measures, all while offering guidance to families during each stage of the hospice journey. While we do not provide around-the-clock home care, our skilled staff ensures that each visit addresses immediate needs with professionalism and dignity before continuing on to serve the next patient.
Our in home hospice care approach emphasizes individualized plans that adapt to the unique needs of every patient and family. Whether it’s helping with bathing and hygiene, administering medications, or providing emotional and spiritual support, our team works collaboratively to ease the challenges of a life-limiting illness. We’re committed to making each moment as comfortable and meaningful as possible, while also supporting caregivers through respite care and 24/7 on-call availability for crisis situatuation.
Our Services Include but Are Not Limited To:
Individualized Plan of Care
All medications related to hospice diagnosis
Medical equipment and supplies required to manage symptoms related to hospice diagnosis
Physician medical direction
Routine visits by nurses and certified home health aides
Medical social worker services
Nutritional evaluation
Volunteer support
Continuous care during crisis
Respite care for family
Physical, occupational, and speech therapy
Qualifications for Hospice
Patients who have been diagnosed by their physician to have a life-limiting disease or condition with an estimated six months or less to live can qualify for hospice. Hospice care is provided in the patient’s home or nursing home.
Some of the most common conditions are:
Cancer
End-Stage Cardiac Disease (CHF)
End-Stage Cerebrovascular Disease (CVA)
End-Stage Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)
End-Stage Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
End-Stage Liver Disease
End-Stage Renal Disease
AIDS/HIV
End-Stage Neurological Disease such as Parkinson’s or Alzheimer’s
Payment for Hospice
Medicare Part A provides payment for those who qualify for the Medicare Hospice Benefit. Private insurance may also be a payment source. We provide service based on need. Services provided will not be determined by payment source.
To find out more about our Bartlesville, OK, facility and hospice services, please call 918-331-0003 or contact us today.
Hours
24-Hour Care