Compassionate Hospice Care

When the focus for residents turns to providing comfort through end-of-life care, you can trust Ohio’s Hospice at United Church Homes

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Onsite Hospice Services in UCH Communities

When you need hospice care in Ohio, you can trust our onsite hospice care services to provide the compassionate and respectful care that’s needed.

Ohio’s Hospice and United Church Homes have joined together in a nonprofit, Medicare-certified hospice program, serving residents facing life-limiting illnesses in many of our United Church Homes communities. Through this relationship, a team-oriented approach is utilized, coming together to provide excellent care and services to residents and families.

Why Choose Ohio’s Hospice at United Church Homes?

There are many reasons why Ohio’s Hospice services are trusted by UCH families in need of the supportive, compassionate care they provide.

  • Ohio’s Hospice has been serving communities for more than 40 years.
  • Hospice services are available within United Church Homes communities, allowing residents to remain in their apartments and out of the hospital.
  • Medical oversight with hospice and palliative care certified physicians and nurses provided.
  • A 24-hour support line is available whenever help is needed for residents and families.
  • Grief support services are available to residents, families and all members of our community.

Comprehensive Levels of Hospice Care

Hospice care is designed to address the varied needs of those who stand to benefit from it, as well as those of their loved ones. That’s why Ohio’s Hospice care services offered through UCH offer four levels of care—to meet the unique needs of everyone we serve.

The four levels of hospice care provided through our partnership with Ohio’s Hospice are—

  • Routine Care: Patients receive hospice services in their home setting.
  • Crisis Care: Patients receive care on a short-term continuous basis to monitor and manage uncontrolled symptoms.
  • General Inpatient Care: Patients receive care on a short-term basis in an inpatient facility to help relieve uncontrolled symptoms.
  • Respite Care: Patients receive care in a facility on a short-term basis, for up to five days, to provide relief to a caregiver.

To learn more about hospice care through United Church Homes, contact us today.

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