In-Home Hospice Care Services
Ohioans Home Health & Hospice offers end-of-life care to provide your loved one with the comfort they need to move through the final stage of life. Our in-home hospice staff will assist your loved one to ensure their physical, mental and emotional needs are met.
We partner with physicians, social workers, health aides, spiritual advisers and grief support professionals. Those individuals can help maintain your loved one’s quality of life after they’ve received a terminal diagnosis. We also coordinate personal and spiritual care to ease stress and help your family navigate the grieving process even if your loved one hasn’t passed.
Ohioans strives to become an extension of your family, and will gladly support your family in any way possible. That means our staff will stay by your side to ensure you feel comfortable and supported.
Benefits of In-Home Hospice Care
Levels of Care
Your loved one will have a personalized service plan based on their unique needs. Routine hospice care is provided on an as-needed basis based on your loved one’s stability and symptoms. If they require continuous hospice care, we will deliver a more hands-on approach to managing their well-being.
A Sense of Familiarity
You and your family don’t have to go through the final stages of an illness or injury alone. Let us provide personalized at-home care to help your loved one feel more at ease. They get the assistance they need while being surrounded by friends and family, keeping those they love close during this time of transition.
Care Coordination
Let us shoulder the responsibility of coordinating clinical services so you can focus on your family. We maintain communication with physicians, specialists, therapists and other clinical staff to promote consistent treatment.
Family Involvement
Ohioans’ hospice services include familial support, grief counseling and spiritual services, which are available to family and friends. Our team is committed to keeping everyone informed and providing resources for emotional wellness. We also teach you how to support your loved one’s comfort between hospice visits.
What to Expect from Ohioans In-Home Hospice Care
If your loved one has received a terminal diagnosis or is no longer seeking treatment for a chronic condition, they may qualify for our services. Our in-home hospice doesn’t require a specific prognosis, and we will continue serving your loved one as long as needed.
Our dedicated staff will create a care plan based on a physician’s referral, your loved one’s medical history and their current condition. Your loved one’s input also guides our actions to ensure they feel heard and validated. One of our nurses will conduct ongoing assessments and make necessary adjustments to ensure your loved one is receiving the optimal level of care.
Medical Conditions Covered by Hospice
Your loved one may require hospice care if they have:
- Cancer
- Lung disease
- Heart disease
- Stroke
- Kidney disease or failure
- Dementia or Alzheimer’s disease
- Parkinson’s disease
What Sets Ohioans In-Home Hospice Care Apart?
Dedicated Employees
Our staff are the heart and soul of our hospice team. Each has pursued a career in healthcare that’s rooted in a passion to make a difference in the lives of patients. They become part of your family and work tirelessly to deliver personalized care.
Patient Collaboration
Your insight and opinions dictate how we provide care. Part of our mission is to ensure you and your loved one feel acknowledged and respected. We schedule care meetings to provide everyone with opportunities to discuss preferences and make necessary changes so we can continue to add comfort to your lives.
Years of Experience
Ohioans has provided comprehensive in-home care for decades. We’ve grown with our community, and its members continue to seek our services for diverse health needs. That’s an honor we value deeply.
FAQs
It’s a form of palliative care designed to tend to the medical, emotional and spiritual needs of someone during their final stage of life. Hospice is intended for individuals whose illnesses have progressed beyond treatment or received a terminal prognosis.
Your loved one may receive the following services from Ohioans Home Health & Hospice:
- Personal and medical care
- Nutrition services
- Medication management
- Medical supplies and equipment
- Social work services
- Grief counseling
- Assistance with activities of daily living
- Respite care
Hospice is managed by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) if you use those plans to pay for care. Most private insurance companies also provide hospice care coverage. We will review your options and provide more recommendations based on your insurance.
