Hospice Care Services in Houston, Texas

Hospice nurses available 24/7
Your loved one’s care plan will include regular visits with a RN to assess health and manage symptoms, as well as 24/7 availability of hospice nurses. When you and your family need us, we will be here for you. To reach us at any time, please contact our Houston hospice team.
Short-term inpatient and respite care
We support family caregivers with short-term inpatient care and respite care as needed. Families can also learn more about our hospice care services in Houston for ongoing support.
Concierge pharmacy services
Social & spiritual services
Social workers and spiritual counselors are available to offer support, assist with specific religious needs, and lead memorial services. Read our guide on hospice myths to better understand hospice care.
Regular health assessments
A RN case manager will make regular health assessments and coordinate care as needs change.
Volunteer participation
Bereavement support
Our care for your family does not end when the patient passes. Hospice support remains available for family members for up to 13 months. Our team can help families cope with emotional and spiritual needs for more than a year after your loss.
Family counseling
We offer in-home hospice nursing care, medication management, CNA support, social work services, spiritual counseling, medical equipment delivery, and 24/7 on-call assistance—all provided wherever the patient lives.
No. Hospice focuses on comfort instead of cure, but patients still receive medications, equipment, and therapies that reduce pain and improve quality of life.
A patient qualifies when their physician certifies a life-limiting illness with a prognosis of six months or less and the focus shifts to comfort care rather than curative treatment.
Most care begins within 24 hours or less, depending on your location and needs. Our nurses can visit quickly to evaluate symptoms, deliver equipment, and begin support.
Yes. Our team offers 24/7 nurse availability. You can call anytime if symptoms worsen, support is needed, or you have questions.