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Hospice Care
Comfort-focused end-of-life care for patients with life-limiting illness, with support for the people who care for them.
Learn about hospice →Hospice & Palliative Care
Comfort, dignity, and support for every step.
Amenity Health Care helps patients and families navigate serious illness with compassionate clinical support, thoughtful communication, and care centered on quality of life.
Patient & family centered care
Compassionate supportCare for physical, emotional, and spiritual needs
Coordinated careA team approach built around the patient and family
Quality of lifeComfort and dignity guide every plan of care
How we help
Care that supports the whole person
Serious illness affects more than symptoms. Our approach brings clinical care, education, communication, and family support together.
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Palliative Care
Specialized support focused on relief of symptoms, communication, and quality of life during serious or chronic illness.
Learn about palliative care →F
Family Support
Education, guidance, emotional support, and care coordination help families feel better informed and supported.
Explore our services →Our mission
Caring beyond a cure
Our mission is to help alleviate patient and family suffering and promote quality of life through professional clinical consultation, education, and compassionate support.
- Respect each patient’s goals, values, choices, and dignity.
- Coordinate care among patients, families, clinicians, and support professionals.
- Help manage distressing symptoms and the impact of serious illness.
- Support families through caregiving, grief, and bereavement.
What to expect
A clear, supportive process
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Start the conversation
Call us with questions or to discuss whether hospice or palliative care may fit the patient’s needs.
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Review needs and goals
The care team reviews the clinical picture, priorities, symptoms, and family concerns.
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Build a care plan
When appropriate, an individualized plan coordinates support around the patient and family.
Support where it matters
A team approach to serious illness
Depending on the plan of care and patient needs, the interdisciplinary team may include physicians, nurses, hospice aides, social workers, chaplains or spiritual-care professionals, volunteers, and grief counselors.
Clinical care
Assessment, symptom support, communication, and clinical coordination.
Personal care
Hands-on support and assistance consistent with the individualized care plan.
Emotional support
Support for patients, caregivers, and families during difficult transitions.
Spiritual support
Respectful care that honors each patient’s beliefs, values, and preferences.
You don’t have to navigate serious illness alone.
Whether you are a patient, family member, physician, facility, or care partner, Amenity Health Care is available to discuss care options and next steps.