No. We work alongside your hospice team. Hospice nurses and clinicians handle medical care, while our caregivers provide non-medical support such as personal care, comfort-focused routines, companionship, and household help.

Yes. Based on staffing and availability, we can provide longer shifts, including evenings, overnights, and weekends, so family members can rest while a trained caregiver is present.

No. Many families bring in extra support earlier in the hospice journey to help with daily routines, safety, and emotional support as needs increase.

Hospice services ordered by a physician are typically covered separately. Our hospice support is non-medical and is usually private pay or covered by certain Long-Term Care Insurance policies.