Making life’s journey wonderful
American Care Hospice is designed to help you and your family when you need it the most - proudly serving families across the Valley.
Making life’s journey wonderful
American Care Hospice is designed to help you and your family when you need it the most - proudly serving families across the Valley.
Get your questions answered today. Speak with our team.
Welcome to American Care Concepts Hospice
Patients & Caregivers
Healthcare Professionals
We partner with a number of healthcare professionals and facilities to provide Hospice education and to meet the needs of their patients. Get in contact so we can build a lasting and fruitful partnership.
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Hospice Services
- Specialists in Geriatric and Hospice Care
- Regular visits by Registered Nurses specialized in symptom management
- Certified Nursing Aides assisting in personal care (bathing, dressing, and grooming)
- Social Workers and Chaplains providing emotional, spiritual, and practical support
- Nutrition and Hydration counseling by Registered Dietitians
- Carefully trained volunteers offering companionship and emotional support
- Medication, equipment, and supplies related to terminal diagnosis
- Guidance, support, and respite services for Caregivers
Let’s Make Your Journey a Wonderful Experience
Hospice Eligibility
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FAQ
What is hospice?
What does “terminally ill” mean?
A medical prognosis of approximately six months or less if the disease runs its natural course. Common examples of terminal illnesses are:
- End-stage Cardiopulmonary Conditions
- End-stage Heart Disease
- End-stage Lung Disease
- End-stage Liver Disease
- End-stage Renal Disease
- Cancer (All Types)
- Neurological Conditions
- Stroke/CVA
- ALS (Lou Gehrig’s Disease)
- End-stage HIV/AIDS
- End-stage Dementia
- End-stage Alzheimer’s Disease
- Other Disorders/Diagnoses
How is hospice care paid for?
Hospice care is paid for and covered one hundred percent through the Medicare benefit.
What is covered under the hospice program?
A hospice interdisciplinary team made up of trained professionals including, Physician, Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses, Medical Social Worker, Chaplain & Bereavement Counselor, Certified Nursing Assistants, Volunteers, and supportive office staff. Medications related to terminal diagnosis, durable medical equipment, and supplemental soft good supplies are also covered under the hospice benefit.