Hospice Services

Hospice care is tailored to meet all the individual needs of the patient – physical, emotional and spiritual – as well as the needs of the family. Hospice services provided by MidMichigan Home Care may include:

• Medical Directory and Nurse Practitioners - oversees patient care in conjunction with the patient’s primary care provider
• Hospice Registered Nurses - available 24 hours per day/7 days per week.
• Home Health Aide - help with personal hygiene, grooming and nutrition according to the patient's plan of care.
• Social Workers - available to address emotional needs and to offer support for community resources for patient and family
• Physical Therapy - maintain functional skills and capabilities
• Occupational Therapy - maintain functional skills and capabilities
• Speech-Language Pathology - maintain functional skills and capabilities
• Spiritual Support - available as defined by the patient and family
• Volunteers - available to provide companionship, respite care and other assistance needed by patients and family.
• Medications, Home Medical Equipment and Supplies - provide for comfort, safety and care.
• Bereavement Support - MidMichigan Home Care provide bereavement support during terminal illness to the patient and family, and bereavement specialists extend care to loved ones for 13-months following death of the patient. We also offer various Grief and Loss support groups within some communities.
• Woodland Hospice House - available for respite and long term stays as desired per availability.