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Check out these videos to learn more about hospice care!

Videos provided by National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization

Am I Ready for Hospice?




What Types of Illnesses

Does Hospice Care For?

ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis)/aka Lou Gehrig’s Disease


Alzheimer’s Disease/Dementia


CancerLung Disease, COPD, Pulmonary Fibrosis, Tuberculosis


Neurological Disease, Stroke, Coma, Parkinson’s Disease, Multiple Sclerosis (MS)


Liver, Heart or Kidney Disease


HIV/AIDS...and many more


Understanding Hospice Care

A local, non-profit agency, that never bills a patient for care or supplies provided relating to their illness. We serve Fayette and all surrounding Counties.


We provide comfort, symptom management and physical, mental and spiritual support when there is a life-limiting illness. Our approach is to focus on you and your involved caregivers rather than curing the disease.


Hospice care, provided through physical, emotional and spiritual aspects, focuses on pain relief and symptom management rather than curative measures. Hospice care focuses on restoring dignity and a sense of personal fulfillment to the dying by providing choices, listening and caring. Hospice care enables you to live your finals days to the fullest extent possible, with purpose, dignity, grace and support. Hospice is patient-driven care. Our Hospice of Fayette County team will work with you, the patient, and your family to ensure that your end of life goals are met to their fullest.

Your "Hometown Hospice"