What happens when you call.
Six steps, from the first phone call to the year afterwards. No surprises, and nothing you have to work out on your own.
Six steps, from the first phone call to the year afterwards. No surprises, and nothing you have to work out on your own.
Day one
A real person answers, any hour of the day or night. We listen, we answer your questions, and if you are ready, we schedule an admission visit, often the same day.
Often the same day
A nurse comes to wherever home is, looks at what is needed for comfort, explains everything in plain language, and handles the paperwork sitting beside you. Medications and equipment are ordered before the visit ends.
The first week
Supplies and equipment come to the door. You meet your nurse, your aide, your social worker, and your chaplain, and together we build a plan around what matters to your family.
Ongoing
Scheduled visits, plus a nurse on the phone 24 hours a day in between. Care adjusts as needs change, including short inpatient stays for complex symptoms, or respite so a family caregiver can rest.
Near the end
We tell you what you are likely to see, so that none of it takes you by surprise. Support increases. No one goes through it alone.
After
Grief support runs for 13 months, and longer when it is needed. Grief counseling and support groups
Questions about any step?
Ask them before you decide anything. A nurse can walk you through the whole sequence in about ten minutes.
Nothing is set in motion by a phone call. A nurse answers, day or night.
480.321.8455One call reaches a nurse, any hour of the day or night.
A nurse answers any hour, day or night. Online requests are coming soon — for anything about care, calling is fastest.