Conditions
Hospice Care Conditions
Patients who have been diagnosed by their physician to have a life-limiting disease or condition with an estimated six months or less to live (if the disease process continues its natural course) can qualify for hospice care. Hospice care is provided in the patient’s private residence, skilled nursing facility/nursing home or assisted living community.
Elk City Comforting Hands Hospice can address a variety of conditions. Some of the most common conditions are listed below.
Cancer
End-Stage Alzheimers
End-Stage Cardiac Disease (CHF)
End-Stage Kidney Disease
End-Stage Liver Disease
End-Stage Lung Disease
End-Stage Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
End-Stage Cerebrovascular Disease (CVA), Stroke
End-Stage Neurological Disease such as Parkinson’s or Alzheimer’s
AIDS/HIV
Contact Elk City Comforting Hands Hospice
If you or your loved one is seeking hospice care, Elk City Comforting Hands Hospice is the very best choice.
View our contact page, or contact our office directly:
580-225-1738
Elk City Hospice and Palliative Care
Hospice is comfort care brought to every patient, whether in a private home, a skilled nursing facility/ nursing home, or an assisted living community. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid services has defined four kinds, or “levels,” of hospice care. Each level of care meets specific needs, and every hospice patient is unique.
Comforting Hands Hospice has worked hard to form lasting relationships within our communities while caring for patients residing in private homes, skilled nursing facilities/nursing homes and assisted living centers. Our quality forced services exceed the State and Federal programs by turning standard care into exceptional care for all involved.