Support doesn’t end when care does.

We provide ongoing grief support for families for up to 13 months, offering guidance, check-ins, and resources to help you navigate loss in your own way and at your own pace.

Emotional and spiritual support—on your terms.

Our chaplain offers non-denominational support, whether that means conversation, prayer, or simply being present. We can also help connect you with faith-based resources if that’s important to you.

Unbroken Chord helps families preserve a deeply personal connection by recording a loved one’s heartbeat and weaving it into a meaningful song.

It becomes a beautiful keepsake — one that holds emotion, memory and love in every heartbeat.

Hands-on support with daily care.

Our aides help with personal needs so patients can remain comfortable and families can focus on being present.

• Bathing, grooming, and personal care

• Mobility and positioning support

• Assistance with dressing, feeding, and daily routines

Support focused on comfort, relaxation, and overall well-being.

Massage therapy can help ease tension, reduce discomfort, and promote a sense of calm—especially during times when the body is under stress or adjusting to changes in health.

Oversight that keeps care aligned and consistent.

Our medical director works closely with the care team to ensure each plan reflects the patient’s needs and that care remains coordinated, appropriate, and focused on comfort.

Music therapy can help ease anxiety, reduce restlessness, and create moments of calm and connection. It’s often especially meaningful during times of change—offering comfort, emotional expression, and a sense of peace.

Each session is led by a board-certified music therapist and is tailored to the individual. Using live music, sessions may support relaxation, improve mood, encourage connection, and provide space for reflection and meaningful moments.

This may include:

• Support for anxiety, restlessness, and sleep

• Emotional expression and stress relief

• Encouraging connection and reducing isolation

• Reminiscence and life reflection

• Comfort-focused support during advanced stages of care

Ongoing care focused on comfort and quality of life.

Our hospice nurses provide regular visits, manage symptoms, and help patients remain as comfortable as possible.

• Pain and symptom management

• Monitoring changes and adjusting care

• Medication support and coordination

• Guidance and support for families

Guidance through the emotional and practical side of care.

Our social workers help patients and families navigate difficult decisions, access resources, and find support during this time.

• Emotional support and counseling

• Help with care planning and decisions

• Connection to community resources

• Assistance with end-of-life planning

Support for comfort, safety, and quality of life.

Therapy may be included when helpful to maintain comfort, mobility, or communication.

• Mobility and positioning support

• Assistance with communication or swallowing

• Guidance on equipment and safety

Support designed to bring comfort, calm, and connection.

Changes in memory and cognition can make everyday life feel confusing and overwhelming—not just for the individual, but for their loved ones as well. This care kit is designed to help reduce stress, ease anxiety, and create a greater sense of comfort and stability throughout the day.

• Each item is chosen with intention, focusing on simple, supportive ways to improve well-being and quality of life.
  
  Weighted Lap Blanket – promotes calm, reduces agitation, and supports better rest

• Comfort Companion – provides a sense of familiarity, connection, and self-soothing

• Aromatherapy – encourages relaxation, deeper breathing, and emotional balance

• Hand Massage – reduces anxiety while creating moments of calm and connection

• Outdoor Time (when possible) – supports mood, sensory engagement, and reduces restlessness