Hospice care that brings comfort home.
Medicare-certified hospice care in your home, across metro Atlanta. We ease pain, support your whole family, and answer the phone day and night.
Physician or care manager? Refer a patient
- Medicare-certified hospice
- Medicare and Medicaid accepted
- Nurse available 24/7
- All faiths and traditions welcome
We're here for your loved one, and for you.
Hospice focuses on comfort, not cure. Our nurses, aides, social workers, and spiritual care counselors work with your loved one's own doctor to make each day as peaceful as possible, at home.
- Comfort comes firstPain and symptoms managed so your loved one can rest.
- Their wishes guide the planCare built around what matters most to them.
- Every faith is welcomeWe honor your family's beliefs and traditions.
Is it time to consider hospice?
Hospice is for people whose doctor expects six months or less if the illness follows its usual course. Families often notice changes like these.
- More trips to the hospital or ER
- Treatments no longer helping
- Eating less and losing weight
- Sleeping more, less energy
- Needing help to bathe, dress, or walk
- Pain or breathlessness that's hard to control
Asking questions is free and doesn't commit you to anything. More signs to look for
What hospice care includes
Every care plan is built around your loved one's wishes and changes as their needs change. All care happens at home.
Comfort and medical care
- Pain and symptom management
- Regular hospice nurse visits
- Medications for the hospice diagnosis
- Hospital bed, wheelchair, oxygen
- Supplies delivered to your home
- Updates to your loved one's doctor
Personal care and daily comfort
- Bathing and personal hygiene
- Dressing and grooming
- Repositioning to protect the skin
- Mouth, lip, and skin care
- Help eating and drinking comfortably
- Toileting and incontinence care
Emotional and family support
- Social work and counseling
- Spiritual care for every faith
- Advance directives and planning
- Teaching family caregivers
- Grief support after a loss
How to get started
Starting hospice is simpler than many families expect. We guide you through each step.
- 1
Call us
Tell us about your loved one. No referral needed to ask questions.
- 2
We confirm eligibility
We work with their doctor and check coverage.
- 3
We visit your home
A hospice nurse meets your family and builds the care plan.
- 4
Care begins
Visits, equipment, and supplies start, with a nurse on call 24/7.
Care for the whole family
A serious illness touches everyone who loves the patient. Our support reaches spouses, children, and caregivers, before and after a loss.
- Guidance for family caregivers
- Counseling from our social workers
- Spiritual care that honors your beliefs
- Grief support for up to a year
Paying for hospice care
For most families, hospice comes with little or no out-of-pocket cost.
Medicare
Covers hospice care, plus medications, equipment, and supplies for the hospice diagnosis.
Medicaid
Georgia Medicaid covers hospice for members who qualify.
Private insurance
We accept plans we're in network with and will check yours.
Private pay
Private pay options are available. Call us to talk them through.
We check your coverage before care begins, so you know what to expect. How coverage works
For physicians and referral partners
Referrals are simple, and we keep you informed from the first call. Referral details
- Refer by phone or online
- Patients keep their own physician
- Regular updates on your patient
- Nine metro Atlanta counties
Make a referral
Intake line, answered 24 hours a day
111-222-3333 Send a referral requestPlease don't send patient information by regular email.
Where we provide care
In-home hospice care across nine counties in metro Atlanta.
- Care in your own home
- Not sure we serve you? Call 111-222-3333
Does choosing hospice mean giving up?
No. Hospice changes the goal from curing the illness to comfort and quality of life, so your loved one can spend their time with less pain and more peace.
Who pays for hospice care?
Medicare and Medicaid cover hospice for patients who qualify, usually with little or no cost to the family. We also work with in-network private plans and offer private pay. We'll check your coverage for you.
Can my loved one keep their own doctor?
Yes. Their doctor can stay involved, and we keep them updated on the care plan.
Where do you provide care?
In the patient's home, in nine counties across metro Atlanta. Call us to confirm we serve your address.
What if my loved one's condition improves?
A patient can stop hospice care at any time, and return later if they become eligible again.
Who can make a referral?
Anyone, including patients, family, friends, doctors, and discharge planners. We work with the patient's physician to confirm eligibility.
What if we need help at night or on a weekend?
Call our main number any time. A hospice nurse is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and can visit when needed.
We're here when you're ready.
Call any time to talk about hospice for someone you love. There's no cost or commitment to ask.
- Phone111-222-3333 (24/7)
- Email[email protected]
- Service areaNine metro Atlanta counties