When a life-limiting illness no longer responds to cure-oriented treatments, Hospice improves the quality of your loved one’s last days by offering dignity and comfort care measures.

Hospice is a special kind of caring to help your loved one live life to the fullest. The dedicated professionals and volunteers who work closely with our physicians ensure that the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of your loved one are met. They offer patients pain and symptom management, professional nursing visits, medical social service and spiritual assistance from our hospice chaplain. They also provide bereavement support for families.

Madison County Hospital Hospice is certified by Medicare and Medicaid.

Experiencing a Loss?

Support from others who have gone through a similar experience can help. The Loss Support Group at Madison County Hospital Home Health Hospice gathers for two hours a week for six weeks. There is no charge for attending the support group.

Please join us as we discuss how to listen to your feelings, handle unresolved issues, find meaning and purpose, and other aspects of experiencing loss.

For additional information about the Loss Support Group please call: Madison County Home Health and Hospice at 740-845-7550.