Pebble Creek Hospice

We promote the highest quality of life we can for a loved one with a terminal diagnosis.

We do this by providing comfort and support, managing symptoms, and doing everything we can to ensure a peaceful and dignified passing. Get in touch with us today to speak with our staff about helping someone in need.

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The Simple Truth Of Hospice

Improving Quality Of Life All The Way Till The End

The Hospice Foundation of America (HFA) defines hospice as medical care designed to help someone with a terminal illness live as well as possible for as long as possible. It is administered by a team of trained professionals who work together to address the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual needs of end-of-life patients and their families. To simplify hospice care into a single concept, it is about increasing the quality of life for terminally ill patients by providing necessary services to the patient as well as their caregivers and family.

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Our Services Are Covered 100% Through Medicare.

Quality Hospice Care

Learn the truth of some of the common myths & misconceptions of Hospice.

Unfortunately, there are many myths about hospice that create a stigma against this essential end-of-life service. Hospice care may not be right for every patient, but the only way to determine whether hospice is necessary is to learn what really happens in hospice. Educating yourself and your family with simple facts about hospice care can help you decide whether it is something to consider.

If my loved one gets really sick and I want to send them to the hospital, can I do that?

The answer is yes. Obviously, we would like for you to call us first, most of the time we can initiate treatment to resolve the situation without hospitalization, and with our regular visits and communication with you and the facility staff, we...

If my loved one should fall and sustain a fracture, can they go to the hospital?

Yes. If they are in the ER for observation they do not need to come off service, if they are admitted than they are discharged due to entering a non-contracted facility, as hospice is under Medicare part A and Medicare will not pay for both hospice...

You Need a Doctors Referral to Enter Hospice Care.

One of the top facts about hospice everyone should know is that anyone can make a referral to hospice. If a family member, friend, or loved one believes a patient could benefit from hospice care, they are allowed to make a referral which will be...

Dearest everyone at Pebble Creek Hospice,

” Words cannot express how deeply I appreciate your love, support, and friendship during this difficult time. Your card has really touched my heart!

You only met me after briefly & fell in love with him in such a short period of time. He was just that kind of a man. You are all angels who make the biggest difference in the lives of others. I am forever grateful for you entering our world. We are family now! Love you all! “

– Anonomys

"Respectful, kind & Gentle"

” I just couldn’t let the day pass without taking the time to express my gratitude to your staff for the care they gave to our family members. Fortunately (and unfortunately) was not under your care very long but the care that was given to him and his family was exceptional. Krystal was so wonderful, knowledgeable, caring, and kind the entire time. On the last day of his life, Octavia was his CNA. Having years of experience in the health care industry I want you to know that the care received from Octavia was the absolute best care I have ever seen from a CNA. From the moment she called and then came in the door, she was exceptional! She cared for him as if he was a long time friend or her own family member. She was so respectful, kind, and gentle to him. We will forever be grateful to her and Krystal.”

– Anonomys

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