FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Hospice care is provided to patients with terminal conditions who have a limited life expectancy and who wish to receive comfort care rather than curative treatment for their illness. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact one of our designated team members

Family members are encouraged to participate in the patient’s care as much as possible. Hospice views the patient and family as the unit of care. If the patient has no family members to assist in caregiving, hospice will work with a caregiver or willing friends or neighbors of the patient.

Yes. Most primary physicians continue to plan most of the patient’s care in coordination with the hospice team and the hospice physician.

 

Absolutely! Call Mary, Queen of Angels Hospice today to learn more about our 24/7 hospice services. A nurse or other patient care experts are available for weekends and after-hour calls. The team members have access to patient files and the expertise to answer questions, provide medical advice, contact your physician, or dispatch a team member to your bedside—whether it’s 2:00 am on a Monday night or midnight on a holiday.

You can sleep soundly, knowing that Mary, Queen of Angels Hospice staff members are available 24/7.

A patient can discontinue hospice services at any time.