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WE BRING CARE TO YOU WHEREVER YOU CALL HOME

Our nursing team is available 24/7, our on-call physicians are available as needed, and our personal care aides are ready to bring you comfort 7 days a week. We will procure and deliver all your medication and medical supplies, and we will arrange for needed medical equipment to be delivered to you. We will provide spiritual, emotional, and psychological support when you need it. We are always available to talk, educate, or counsel our patients and their families.

Collective Hospice Care’s Team is dedicated to providing total care that brings together our patients and their families with our healthcare partners, and the community we serve together. For this reason, we take a collective team approach to meeting the physical, spiritual, emotional, and social needs of those under our care.

Home Care

The Collective Health Group Home Care Division caregiving team is specifically trained to provide a full range of caregiving services for physical, emotional and social needs, such as fall prevention, dementia, loneliness, depression and end of life care.

  • Short & Long Term Care
  • Hourly and 24-Hour Care
  • Respite Care
  • Personal Care
  • Homemaking
  • Cooking and Shopping
  • Companionship
  • Medication Reminders
  • Transportation to Doctor’s Appointments
  • Assistance with Activities of Daily Living

  • Increased falls or risk of falls
  • Wandering or increased forgetfulness
  • Change in cognitive abilities
  • Frequent medication mistakes
  • Difficulty with one or more activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing or eating
  • Not preparing meals or drinking fluids regularly
  • Increased clutter, unopened mail or unpaid bills
  • Inability to maintain a safe and clean home environment
  • Unsafe behavior such as leaving the stove on, wandering from home or leaving doors open
  • Need for nighttime supervision
  • Isolation and missed appointments

Collective Hospice & PALLIATIVE Care

When you or your loved one has a terminal illness that has reached its end-of-life stage, it brings many challenges to you and your family such as discomfort, pain, disability, and emotional suffering. Collective Hospice Care’s interdisciplinary team of medical, mental health, social work, and other key professionals understand these challenges. We are dedicated to mindfully curating the best plan to give you the warm, loving, care and support you need for a more comfortable and dignified final journey.

Alternatively, if you or your loved one is living with a chronic condition or life-limiting illness, you may qualify for Palliative Care. Our interdisciplinary team is dedicated to creating the best plan to address pain management, as well as physical, emotional, and spiritual needs to preserve the quality of life of those entrusted to our care.

  • Doctors

  • Personal Care Aides

  • Counselors

  • Home Care Providers

  • Medication Delivery Team

  • Occupational Therapists

  • Massage Therapists

  • Musical Therapists

  • Home Health Aides

  • Bereavement Counselors

  • Medical Product & Equipment Providers

  • Nurses

  • Chaplains

  • Social Workers

  • Pharmacists

  • Physical Therapists

  • Mental Health Professionals

  • Speech Therapists

  • Homemaker Services

  • Aromatherapists

  • Podiatrists

  • Manicurists

  • Hair Stylists

  • Volunteers

  • To determine qualification for Hospice Care, the hospice doctor and the patient’s primary doctor must certify that the patient is terminally ill and has a life expectancy of 6 months or less. After 6 months, patients can continue to get hospice care as long as the hospice medical director or hospice doctor recertifies (at a face-to-face meeting) that the patient is still terminally ill.
  • Palliative care can be pursued upon diagnosis of a chronic illness, during curative treatment and follow-up, or at the end-of-life stage. Start of care may begin at the discretion of the physician and patient at any time and at any stage of a chronic or terminal illness.

Home Health

The comfort and familiarity of home contributes to the overall wellbeing and recovery of those in need of care. Therefore, we believe that home is where primary and preventive health care should begin. With the support of our Home Health Team, families are able to participate and influence the care of their loved ones within the comfort of their own home. Our professional staff will work with you, your physician, and your family to develop a customized treatment plan.

Collective Health Group’s Home Health Division is comprised of the most dedicated and compassionate medical professionals and providers of home-based patient care.

  • Skilled Nursing - Following physician directive, our nurses provide quality care, monitor patient's progress, and help patients and caregivers understand the stages of illness and recovery. Some of our Skilled Nursing Services Include: Bowel/bladder training, wound care, medication management, intravenous therapy, insulin therapy.
  • Physical Therapy - Our Registered Therapists help the patient regain mobility through safe and effective exercises. The therapist also utilizes appropriate equipment and care within the context of the environment and teaches caregivers how to work with patients in a safe manner.
  • Speech Therapy - A Licensed Speech Therapist assists patients in regaining speech that may have been impaired during illness and pr accident. Ther therapist uses relevant techniques and methods appropriate for each patient.
  • Occupational Therapy - The Occupational Therapist assists patients in gradually developing his/her ability to perform their daily activities. With the aid of the occupational therapist, the patient learns to use adaptive equipment, and perform physical tasks required for independent living.
  • Medical Social Worker – Our Medical Social Workers are available for counseling regarding financial needs, emotional support, adjustment to illness, and as a link to patients and their families to community resources.

  • Patients who need short-term assistance after returning from the hospital
  • Chronically ill and disabled patients who elect to stay home and receive treatment at home
  • Individuals who are homebound and only leave home for medical necessity or on infrequent occasions
  • Individuals who want short-term services for family members or friends who are ill
  • Older adults who, due to illness or disability, need assistance

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