Mission-Driven Hospice Care
Providing peace-of-mind and unwavering support.
CovenantCare Home Health and Hospice is not a place, it’s a concept. Even when medicine cannot provide a cure, we offer comfort, care, and assistance that improve the quality of life for people facing life-limiting illness. This is our focus. With our sensitive and appropriate care, people facing life-limiting illness can prepare for the inevitable challenges ahead in the comfort of the place they call home with their family.
Our Integrated Hospice Services include:
- Expert pain and symptom management
- 24 hour on-call availability
- Medical equipment and supplies
- Medications related to hospice diagnosis
- Chaplain services
- Emotional support and counseling for patient and families, and continued bereavement support
Your Care Partners include:
- Hospice Medical Director working in collaboration with your personal physician
- Registered Nurses and Case Managers
- Certified Nursing Aides
- Medical Social Workers
- Skilled Volunteers
- Chaplain/Spiritual Support
- Pharmacy and Equipment Support
Hospice care may be available to persons living in their own home or apartment, senior or assisted living communities.
How to Get Started
For most people, private insurance, Medicare or Medicaid covers hospice services. One of our hospice professionals will assist you in answering your questions.
Hospice Locations:
Today is World Hospice and Palliative Care Day.
At CovenantCare Home Health and Hospice, we believe everyone deserves dignity, comfort, and compassion—especially during life’s most tender chapters.
Palliative and hospice care isn’t just about medical support. It’s about honoring each person’s story. Listening deeply. Holding space. And walking alongside families with gentleness and grace.
Today, we honor the caregivers, nurses, chaplains, and volunteers who make that possible every single day—and we recommit to creating a world where everyone facing serious illness is met with warmth, dignity, and peace.
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Did you know? When hospice care became part of Medicare in 1983, it required that at least 5% of staff hours be provided by volunteers.
That’s because community support is at the heart of hospice.
Our trained volunteers make a real difference—visiting patients, helping in the office, or supporting special events.
If you’ve felt called to share your time and heart, we’d love to welcome you to our hospice volunteer family.
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