You can start when the focus is comfort and a physician certifies a life expectancy of six months or less. We encourage families to explore hospice as soon as symptoms affect quality of life so full support can begin.

You receive a team approach with nursing, physician oversight, home health aide support, social work, chaplaincy, medications, supplies, and medical equipment related to the hospice diagnosis. Care is tailored to your goals.

Care is provided wherever you live, including private residences, assisted living communities, and skilled nursing facilities across the Denver metro.

Yes. We honor veterans with tailored support and coordination of benefits and resources.

No. Hospice is a Medicare-defined benefit and a voluntary service. You are not locked into a long-term contract. You may stop hospice at any time (called a revocation) if you want to pursue curative treatments or prefer a different approach. If your condition improves and you no longer meet eligibility criteria, you may be discharged from hospice; you can re-enroll later if you again qualify. You can also transfer to another hospice agency if you prefer a different provider. Our team will coordinate any change so there are no gaps in support.