They care for individuals experiencing a life-limiting illness, with a life expectancy of six months or less and who no longer wish to seek curative treatment.

Care for most hospice patients is provided in their homes. However, Genesis Hospice Care also offers a seven-bed inpatient facility known as the Morrison House. Patients may stay at the Morrison House when their symptoms require more assistance than can be provided at home or when their caregiver needs a respite. Morrison House is a comfortable and home-like environment staffed around-the-clock with nurses, patient care technicians and volunteers. Social workers and chaplains are also available as needed. Families are welcome to visit their loved one at the Morrison House anytime of the day or night. The facility includes a family kitchen, large family room for gatherings, a reflection room for those quiet moments and private patio gardens. Morrison House is a non-smoking facility.

Provides comfort, care, and emotional support for persons with life-limiting illness (life-threatening or terminally ill) and their families. Services include home health assistance, bereavement counseling, legal assistance, social work, art and music therapy, and spiritual care. Offers specialized pediatric care teams. Respite care is provided for client's families.

Provides personalized hospice care to veterans and their loved ones. Offers a trained staff educated in post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), remorse and regret related to military service, substance abuse and the unique needs of those who served in the military.

Provides short-term rehabilitation and therapy services to those needing therapy before returning home

Provides nursing, social work, home health aides, spiritual care and massage therapy for terminally ill patients.

Provides inpatient and outpatient hospice and palliative care. Offers supportive services to the patients' families and caregivers.

Provides Home Care and Hospice services.

Services address the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of clients and their families as they cope with a life-limiting illness. Comprehensive care for clients and their families is provided through a patient-centered approach, either in the client’s home or in a homelike setting.

Provides everything needed to help manage a patient's terminal illness; services include specialized medical nursing care, expert pain and symptom management, drugs, medical equipment and supplies, various types of therapy and emotional and spiritual bereavement support for the entire family.

Provides hospice care services in the hospital.

Offers in-home and inpatient hospice and palliative care.

Provides hospice care and administration of medicines to residents. Offers several services through a number of facilities and programs for those requiring end-of-life care. Provides emotional and spiritual support for residents.

Provides medical care emotional support to terminal patients, both in the home and for short-term inpatient stays for pain and symptom control. Also offers a 10-patient residential facility for terminally ill patients who have no one to care for them or whose caregiver can no longer provide care. Service includes skilled nursing care, pain management and symptom control, and home health aide services.

Provides home care, palliative care, and hospice services. Also provides grief support, including groups, counseling, camps, and events.

Briarwood Village offers hospice care services.

Offers hospice services for persons who are terminally ill. Services for clients include pain management, nursing care, personal care, art therapy, social work services, music therapy, respite for caregivers, spiritual care, counseling, and assistance with medications. Provides supportive services for families, such as social work and support groups.

Provides support to residents who are facing end-of-life; assists patients and families in coping with concerns; facility is located at Firelands Regional Medical Health Center South Campus, 3rd floor.

Provides a 37-bed inpatient facility as well as in-home hospice services for the care of terminally ill patients of all faiths. Services include 24-hour skilled nursing care, medications, medical equipment, physician visits, meals, chaplaincy services, beauty shop services, and other amenities.

Provides a residential care facility for terminally ill adults who are in the final stages of life. Trained staff and volunteers provide spiritual, emotional and physical support along with the assistance of the individual's hospice team.

Provides personalized hospice care to veterans and their loved ones. Offers a trained staff educated in post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), remorse and regret related to military service, substance abuse and the unique needs of those who served in the military.

Provides short-term acute pain and symptom management services for terminally ill in a health care facility when care cannot be managed in the home.

Provides hospice care that focuses on the individual's confort and goals during their life-limiting illness. Program offers everything from music therapy for pain and symptom management, to assistance from social workers and chaplains. Services may include professional nursing to assist with medical needs, aides to assist with personal hygiene and activities of daily living; licensed social workers to provide assistance with future planning and to ensure the safety and comfort of each patient, chaplains available to provide non-denominational spiritual and emotional support, board-certified music therapists to assist with pain and symptom management, and also offers emotional support, volunteers to provide assistance with light housework, quick errands, companionship and caregiver respite.

Provides supportive services which provides physical, psychological, social & spiritual care for dying patients and their families. Services are provided by a medically supervised interdisciplinary team of professionals and volunteers.

Provides comprehensive physical, emotional, psychosocial, and spiritual care delivered by an interdisciplinary team of professionals with expertise in end-of-life care. Treatment goals focus on patient comfort when cure is no longer possible and life expectancy is measured in days, weeks or months rather than years.