Levels of Care

Continuous Care

Short-term crisis management is provided in the patient's place of residence. Most often initiated when death is imminent and the primary caregiver is unable to cope. Hospice staff will provide 24-hour care at this level.

In-Patient Care

Short-term crisis management when symptoms cannot be managed in the patient's own home. Patients have an option to have their needs met in one of our community hospice houses. Room and board are covered at this level and all hospice facilities are Medicare certified.

Routine Care

Hospice staff will provide regular, scheduled visits to a patient's place of residence to adequately manage symptoms and meet the needs of the patient and family.

Respite Care

Intended to provide short-term relief for the primary caregiver. The patient can stay at one of our hospice houses for a period of up to five days. Room and board are covered.

Hospice care is designed for those with life-limiting illnesses, offering compassionate, individualized support to enhance their quality of life. At LifeLink Hospice, we prioritize the whole person—addressing physical comfort, emotional well-being, social connections, and spiritual needs. Quality of life is deeply personal, so we empower our patients to define what matters most to them, making their priorities our focus. Our care extends to both the patient and their loved ones, recognizing that family is whoever the patient considers it to be, whether tied by blood, marriage, or chosen bonds.