Conditions we serve
Hospice is not only for cancer, and it is not only for people with a dramatic diagnosis. If someone you love is declining, there is a page here for it.
Care shaped to the illness
The team is the same. The plan changes with the disease. These pages explain how hospice looks for the conditions families ask about most.
Cancer
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Cancer
When treatment is no longer the goal, comfort and time at home can be.
Hospice Care for Cancer -
Lung cancer
When lung cancer turns every breath into work, the team treats the air hunger first.
Hospice Care for Lung Cancer -
Pancreatic cancer
Pain, jaundice, and a clock that feels too fast — hospice is built for this illness.
Hospice Care for Pancreatic Cancer -
Brain tumor
A brain tumor can change speech, mood, and who decides. Comfort at home can still be the plan.
Hospice Care for a Brain Tumor or Glioblastoma -
Metastatic breast cancer
When breast cancer has spread to bone, comfort and a calmer house — children included — still matter.
Hospice Care for Metastatic Breast Cancer -
Prostate cancer
When he would not ask for help, a team at home can take the pain and the catheter anyway.
Hospice Care for Prostate Cancer -
Colon cancer
When the bowel stops or the ostomy fails, comfort at home is still possible.
Hospice Care for Colon and Colorectal Cancer
Dementia
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Dementia
When memory fades, comfort, routine, and a calm team at home still matter.
Hospice Care for Dementia -
Frontotemporal dementia
When behavior and language fail first, the family is often left explaining a disease no one expected.
Hospice Care for Frontotemporal Dementia -
Late-stage dementia
The last stage of dementia brings hard decisions. The team explains each one and stays with you through it.
Late-Stage Dementia: What to Expect -
Alzheimer's disease
Alzheimer's moves in a long, slow arc. Comfort and a steady routine still matter at the far end of it.
Hospice Care for Alzheimer's Disease -
Lewy body dementia
Good days and hard days can sit side by side. The team needs to know this disease is not ordinary dementia.
Hospice Care for Lewy Body Dementia -
Vascular dementia
The losses often come in steps after a stroke, not down a smooth slope. That shape is its own kind of hard.
Hospice Care for Vascular Dementia
Neurologic illness
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Stroke
After a large stroke that does not recover, comfort at home can still be the plan.
Hospice Care After a Stroke -
ALS
ALS takes the body. The person is still fully here, and every decision still belongs to them.
Hospice Care for ALS -
Parkinson's disease
When rigidity, falls, and swallowing take over, the work is comfort — and a safer house.
Hospice Care for Parkinson's Disease -
Multiple sclerosis
After decades of MS, the work is pain, skin, and a household that may still have children in it.
Hospice Care for Multiple Sclerosis
Lung disease
Heart disease
Kidney and liver disease
Decline and other illness
Any life-limiting illness can qualify. If you do not see it here, call us.