Our services
Comprehensive care for the whole person.
We offer a full spectrum of palliative care services — delivered wherever you call home, and tailored to what matters most to you and your family.
What palliative care actually looks like
Palliative care is specialized medical care focused on providing relief from the symptoms and stress of serious illness. It is appropriate at any age and at any stage of illness, and can be provided alongside curative treatment.
Our team works with you, your family, and your existing medical providers to create a care plan that reflects your goals — not just your diagnosis. Every service we offer is designed to reduce suffering, restore comfort, and support the people who love you.
Pain & Symptom Management
Uncontrolled pain, nausea, fatigue, and breathlessness can rob patients of quality of life. Our clinicians specialize in identifying and treating these symptoms with precision — adjusting medications, coordinating with your care team, and monitoring your comfort continuously.
- Comprehensive pain assessment and management
- Nausea, fatigue, and breathlessness relief
- Medication review and optimization
- Coordination with your oncologist, cardiologist, or primary physician
Emotional & Psychological Support
Serious illness brings fear, grief, and uncertainty — for patients and families alike. Our social workers and counselors provide a compassionate, non-judgmental space to process these emotions and develop coping strategies that work for your situation.
- Individual counseling for patients and family members
- Anxiety and depression screening and support
- Grief and anticipatory loss counseling
- Crisis intervention and emotional stabilization
Goals of Care Conversations
One of the most valuable things we do is help patients and families articulate what matters most — and make sure that vision is reflected in their care plan. These conversations are not about giving up; they are about taking control.
- Facilitated family meetings
- Advance care planning and directive completion
- Clarifying treatment preferences and priorities
- Communication support with your medical team
Spiritual Care & Chaplaincy
Illness often raises profound questions about meaning, purpose, and legacy. Our chaplains provide spiritual care to patients and families of all backgrounds and beliefs — offering presence, reflection, and peace without agenda.
- Non-denominational spiritual support
- Life review and legacy conversations
- Ritual and prayer support (any tradition)
- Support for families navigating end-of-life meaning
Family Caregiver Support
Caring for a loved one with serious illness is one of the most demanding roles a person can take on. We support caregivers with education, respite planning, and emotional care — because when caregivers are supported, patients thrive.
- Caregiver education and skill-building
- Respite care planning and coordination
- Emotional support and burnout prevention
- Practical guidance on medications, equipment, and daily care
Care Coordination & Navigation
Navigating the healthcare system during a serious illness can feel overwhelming. Our team acts as a bridge — communicating with specialists, coordinating transitions between care settings, and ensuring nothing falls through the cracks.
- Liaison with hospitals, specialists, and primary care
- Transition planning (hospital to home, home to facility)
- Medication reconciliation across care settings
- Referrals to community resources and support services
Where we provide care
Care wherever you are.
Palliative care should come to you — not the other way around. We provide services across a range of settings so patients can receive expert support in the environment that feels right for them.
In the home
Most patients prefer to receive care at home. Our team makes regular visits and is available by phone between appointments.
Hospital
We work alongside inpatient teams to provide palliative support during hospitalizations and help plan for discharge.
Nursing facility
We visit patients in skilled nursing and long-term care facilities, coordinating with facility staff to ensure consistent care.
Assisted living
Residents in assisted living communities can receive our services on-site, without disrupting their daily routines.
For healthcare providers
Referring a patient is simple.
We welcome referrals from physicians, nurse practitioners, hospital discharge planners, and social workers. Our team responds to all referrals within one business day and works to schedule an initial visit as quickly as possible.
Call or submit online
Reach us by phone or use our contact form to submit a referral. We'll need basic patient information and a brief clinical summary.
We follow up within 24 hours
A member of our clinical team will contact you and the patient or family to confirm the referral and schedule an initial assessment.
Initial visit & care plan
We conduct a comprehensive assessment and develop an individualized care plan in collaboration with the patient, family, and referring provider.
Not sure if palliative care is right for your situation?
Call us. There's no referral required to have a conversation, and we're happy to answer questions before any commitment is made.