Offers various educational formats to update and train hospice and palliative care professional, such as e-newsletter, databases, and training programs.

* Provides end of life care for those that can no longer stay at home.

Hospice care services include nursing, social work, medical consultation, home health aides, volunteers, spiritual care, 24 hour on-call nursing, oxygen, medical equipment, prescription medicine, physical therapy, nutritional counseling, palliative home care program, respite care, bereavement care and counseling, bereavement support groups for adults, teens and children.

The Hospice and Palliative Care Program provides support and care for persons in the final stages of life so they may live in comfort and dignity surrounded by the presence of their family, friends, and caregivers.

Hospice care services include nursing, social work, medical consultation, home health aides, volunteers, spiritual care, 24 hour on-call nursing, oxygen, medical equipment, prescription medicine, physical therapy, nutritional counseling, palliative home care program, respite care, bereavement care and counseling, bereavement support groups for adults, teens and children.

Hospice care services include nursing, social work, medical consultation, home health aides, volunteers, spiritual care, 24 hour on-call nursing, oxygen, medical equipment, prescription medicine, physical therapy, nutritional counseling, palliative home care program, respite care, bereavement care and counseling, bereavement support groups for adults, teens and children.

Offers comfort care for people with terminal illness and support for their families at home, nursing home facilities, hospitals, Francis House, or assisted living facilities.

Provides inpatient cancer care including diagnostics, chemotherapy/biotherapy, infusion therapy, radium implant therapy, surgical care, palliative and Hospice care, and patient and family education.

Provides hospice care and bereavement counseling.

Provides hospice, and palliative care to increase quality of life for individuals with a chronic or terminal diagnosis and their families in a variety of settings including homes, nursing homes, hospitals and the Siegenthaler Center 4 bed residence.

* Provides a skilled nursing facility that offers: Rehabilitation services. Long term care. Comfort care. Adult Respite care. Therapeutic recreational programs. Social work support.

Offers an alternative to a nursing home, hospital, or at-home care for terminally ill persons. Offers 10 beds in private rooms. Open to all regardless of religion, race or financial resources. Residents receive quality care in a home-like environment that includes: 24-hour care as an alternative to nursing home, hospital or at-home care Private bedrooms with cable TV and telephone Home-cooked meals Library and Chapel Open visiting hours for family and friends

* Provides specialized healthcare used to support the needs of individuals with a serious illness, regardless of diagnosis, prognosis or treatment.

Focuses on the relief of symptoms and stress associated with serious illness, whatever the diagnosis, with the goal of improving quality of life for patients and their families. Palliative Care is appropriate at any point in an illness and can be provided along with other treatments. Home Connections services include: - Pain and symptom management - Education about the disease - Advice on living with serious, progressive illness - Development of care goals - Coping strategies to deal with treatment side effects - Help with coordinating patient care - Navigation of the medical system - Assistance with advance care planning Examples of illnesses and issues that palliative care has helped include: - Advanced heart disease, including congestive heart failure - Advanced lung disease, including COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) and pulmonary fibrosis - Cancer, whether or not the patient is undergoing active treatment with radiation or chemotherapy - Serious progressive neurological diseases such as Lou Gehrig’s disease - Repeated hospitalizations or emergency department visits

Provides hospice and palliative care for individuals with a serious illness. Also offers counseling, support groups, and individual bereavement services for family and friends. Serves patients in Westchester and Putnam in their home, hospital or nursing home.

Provides case management support and services to individuals with serious, chronic, and progressive illness. Services can improve the patient's quality of life through symptom management and through assistance in navigating the health care system. Support will help reduce the need for emergency room visits and hospitalizations, while keeping individuals comfortable in their home. Services from experts in the palliative care field provide relief from distressing symptoms and can also help patients deal with serious side effects of medical treatments. Services include open and supportive discussions about treatment choices and symptom management; coordination of care with all health care providers; emotional support for the patient and family; 24/7 telephone access to a registered nurse; social work visits to help complete advance directives and connect with community resources; spiritual care support; routine visits and regular phone contact to monitor the patient's condition and answer questions by the palliative care case manager.

Provides inpatient cancer care including diagnostics, chemotherapy/biotherapy, infusion therapy, radium implant therapy, surgical care, palliative and Hospice care, and patient and family education.

Offers comfort care for people with terminal illness and support for their families at home, nursing home facilities, hospitals, Francis House, or assisted living facilities.

Provides skilled nursing care, inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation services including physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy, IV therapy, restorative nursing services, validation therapy, and palliative end of life care.

Offers various educational formats to update and train hospice and palliative care professional, such as e-newsletter, databases, and training programs.

Provides comfort care consultations and support to patients, their families, and other caregivers that have an advanced medical condition including, but limited to cancer, stroke, lung or cardiac disease, dementia, kidney failure, or AIDS. Services can be provided in the home or in facility-based settings.