Evercare Hospice and Palliative Care

The quality of our care is seen in the quality of our people.

Compassionate care for loved ones in need.
Evercare™ Hospice & Palliative Care can help reduce both the physical and emotional suffering of patients during their final stages of illness. We will help you create a personalized care plan for your loved one’s needs whether he or she is at home, in an assisted living facility or in a hospital. Find out about Evercare’s special Circle of Support.

Hospice helps individuals live well.

It’s personal care that focuses on improving quality of life and reducing suffering. Individuals receiving hospice care typically have a limited life expectancy.

Hospice provides services to support physical needs as well as the spiritual and emotional needs of individuals and their families and is tailored to personal needs and preferences.

Hospice services are provided, regardless of ability to pay.

Evercare remains dedicated to helping patients obtain insurance coverage for hospice services when appropriate. Medicare, Medicaid and most private insurance companies cover hospice-related services at 100 percent, typically not requiring a deductible or co-payment.

Covered Evercare Hospice services include:

Visits from hospice team members

Medications related to the terminal diagnosis

Medical equipment and supplies related to the terminal diagnosis

Bereavement care for a minimum of 13 months

Evercare Hospice bills insurers directly, eliminating the need for patients to file claims or other paperwork for care related to the terminal illness.

Knowing where to turn and how to get help can be a time-consuming and stressful job. Fortunately, Evercare offers plenty of helpful resources for families and caregivers:

Learn more about our bereavement program.
Get a free one-year subscription to Heartnotes, our journal of hospice and palliative care.
Discover our innovative national care program, Evercare Solutions for Caregivers, designed to help you, the caregiver.
Find out about helpful Web sites.
Get some answers to your Frequently Asked Questions.