Our Approach to Care

At Eventide Hospice, care is personal. We take time to listen, to understand, and to create a plan that reflects the unique needs of each patient and family.
Care is provided wherever patients call home—private residences, assisted living communities, or skilled nursing facilities.

Our interdisciplinary team is made up of experienced nurses, physicians, social workers, chaplains, aides, and support staff who are deeply committed to hospice care. What sets us apart is not only our clinical expertise, but our heart.

We believe trust is built through consistency, communication, and compassion—and we strive to show that in every visit, every conversation, and every moment of care.

Our Team

  • The RN Case Manager coordinates the patient’s overall plan of care.

    • Assess symptoms such as pain, shortness of breath, anxiety, or nausea

    • Manage medications and comfort measures

    • Educate family and caregivers on what to expect and how to provide care

    • Make regular visits and adjust the care plan as needs changeption text goes here

  • The Hospice Aide provides hands-on personal care and comfort.

    • Bathing, grooming, and hygiene

    • Dressing and repositioning

    • Skin care and comfort measures

  • The Social Worker supports emotional, social, and practical needs. They help with:

    • Emotional support and coping during illness

    • Guidance with family dynamics and communication

    • Advance care planning and decision-making

    • Connecting families with community resources

    • Support for caregivers and loved ones

  • Spiritual care is offered to patients and families of all beliefs—or none at all. The Chaplain:

    • Provides emotional and spiritual support

    • Offers a listening presence and comfort

    • Helps patients and families find meaning, peace, or closure

    • Supports cultural or spiritual traditions as desired

    Spiritual care is always optional and guided by patient and family preferences.

  • Our care does not end at the time of death. The Bereavement Team:

    • Provides grief support to families after a loss

    • Offers counseling, resources, and support groups

    • Maintains contact for up to 13 months following death

  • The Hospice Medical Director is a physician who oversees the medical aspects of care. They:

    • Collaborate with the RN and the patient’s attending physician

    • Provide guidance on symptom management and comfort

    • Ensure hospice care aligns with best medical practices