Family Support

WHO WE HELP

Our services are available to your entire family—not only the person receiving hospice care.

We are here for:

• Patients facing end-of-life
• Spouses and partners
• Children
• Grandchildren
• Parents of patients
• Close friends who are like family
• Anyone in your support circle

Support Continues After Loss

We remain available to family members for at least 13 months following your loved one’s passing.

HOW WE CAN HELP

We offer support with:

• Difficult Emotions

  Sadness, anxiety, fear, anger, guilt—whatever you’re feeling.

• Family Communication

  Helping family members talk about what matters.

• Caregiver Stress

  Supporting those providing daily care.

• Anticipatory Grief

  Preparing emotionally for what’s ahead.

• Children’s Concerns

  Helping kids understand and cope.

• Family Conflicts

  Working through disagreements.

• Bereavement

  Grief support after your loved one passes.

WHAT TO EXPECT

• Meet Where You Are Comfortable

  We can visit you at home, meet by phone, or video call—whatever works best.

• Private and Confidential

  What you share is private. We are not here to judge—only to help.

• Your Pace, Your Way

  Some people want to talk about deep feelings. Others prefer practical problem-solving. Both are fine.

• Individual or Family

  We can meet with you alone, with your family, or both.

• No Extra Cost

  Services are included as part of your hospice care.

  “You don’t have to have a crisis to reach out. Sometimes it just helps to have someone to talk to who understands.”

GETTING STARTED

You don’t need to prepare anything or have a specific problem to talk about.

Here’s what to expect:

• I’ll introduce myself and explain my role.
• We’ll talk about what’s on your mind.
• Everything you share stays confidential.
• There’s no pressure—this is your time.
• We’ll figure out together what would be most helpful.

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