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Have questions about hospice care? We’ll listen, provide clear answers, and guide you through the next steps. As a nonprofit community asset, we’ll also work with your doctor to handle the necessary paperwork, making the transition to Housecall Providers Hospice as smooth as possible for you and your family. Call us today—we’re ready when you are.
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All hospices are not the same
At Housecall Providers Hospice, we’re proud to be one of only two hospices in Oregon to earn the top honors from the leading authority on quality standards in hospice care.
Our commitment to you
As a nonprofit hospice, we prioritize people over profits, ensuring every patient and family receives the personalized support they deserve. Whether it’s managing pain, offering emotional comfort, or guiding families through the journey, our dedicated team is here for you.
People over profits
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When is it time to ask about hospice?
Hospice may be a good option when treatments no longer help or when the side effects outweigh the benefits. Signs that someone might be ready for hospice include ongoing pain, frequent infections or hospital visits, trouble moving around, needing oxygen most of the time, losing weight, or having difficulty swallowing.
Does hospice mean giving up?
Not at all! Hospice prioritizes comfort, quality of life, and support for both patients and families, managing symptoms like pain and breathlessness without curative treatments.