We recognize that spirituality plays a vital role in the well-being and comfort of our patients, and we understand and respect the significance of spirituality in hospice care. Our dedicated chaplain offers personalized spiritual support to meet the individual needs of each patient.
Our chaplain provides compassionate spiritual counseling to patients and their families. They are trained to address a wide range of spiritual and existential concerns that may arise during the end-of-life journey. Whether it involves exploring beliefs, finding meaning and purpose, or seeking solace and peace, our chaplain offers a listening ear and guidance in navigating these deep and personal aspects of spirituality.
Spiritual support goes hand in hand with emotional comfort. Our chaplain provides a comforting presence and a compassionate heart to patients and their families. They offer empathy, understanding, and non-judgmental support as individuals navigate their spiritual and emotional journey during this challenging time. Our chaplain is there to listen, hold space, and provide comfort in times of distress.
Rituals and ceremonies can hold significant meaning and provide comfort for individuals and families. Our chaplain is experienced in conducting various spiritual rituals and ceremonies that honor and respect diverse faith traditions and beliefs. Whether it’s a prayer, blessing, reading of sacred texts, or other spiritual practices, our chaplain can create meaningful and personalized ceremonies that align with the individual’s spiritual preferences.
Our chaplain serves as a bridge between patients and their faith communities. They can assist in connecting patients with local religious or spiritual organizations and clergy members, ensuring that their spiritual needs are met. Our chaplain also coordinates visits from religious leaders or representatives from specific faith traditions, based on the patient’s preferences and requests.
Spirituality plays a significant role in the grieving process. Our chaplain offers ongoing support and counseling to individuals and families during the bereavement period. They provide a compassionate presence, assisting in navigating the complex emotions and spiritual questions that arise after the loss of a loved one. Our chaplain is available to listen, offer guidance, and provide comfort as individuals mourn and seek healing.
At Shiloh Hospice & Palliative Care, we recognize the importance of spiritual support in hospice care. Our chaplain offers personalized spiritual counseling, emotional comfort, rituals and ceremonies, connections to faith communities, grief and bereavement support, and collaboration with the care team. We honor and respect the unique spiritual needs and beliefs of each individual, providing compassionate care that encompasses the whole person. Contact us today to learn more about how our spiritual support services can provide comfort and guidance during the end-of-life journey.
Hospice is committed to providing compassionate support for individuals facing terminal illnesses, caring for their physical, mental, and spiritual well-being as they navigate the end of life. Similarly, palliative care shares the same philosophy of comprehensive patient care, extending its services to non-terminal patients, offering them the opportunity to lead longer, happier lives.
Our dedicated team of professionals aims to ensure that every aspect of your care is tailored to your unique situation and wishes.
We support your loved one through individualized care. Our physicians integrate compassion and empathy into everything we do, and we are committed to helping your loved one during this difficult time.
Our nursing staff assists your loved one by taking vitals and performing various duties to make sure the patient is as comfortable as possible. Our nurses follow the jurisdiction of the primary care physician.
When your loved one has a terminal illness, it’s hard for everyone impacted. Our medical social workers provide resources and support to help you cope. We can provide counseling, make referrals and advise caregivers.
We ensure your loved one is comfortable. Our hospice aides complete several important duties, such as assisting with personal hygiene, light housekeeping, feeding, dressing and changing linens.
As your loved one approaches the end of life, we are here to support you. Grief and bereavement counseling can help you manage the complicated emotions you and your loved ones may be feeling.
Volunteers are essential to what we do. Our volunteers are there to provide company and emotional support to you and your loved one.
Spirituality is important to hospice care, and our chaplain can provide support that suits each patient’s individual needs.
We make sure that your family and your loved one is able to make informed decisions regarding hospice care. We educate you on various services that can be a part of your care plan.
Our hospice care center is supplied with all of the medical equipment your loved one needs. We can provide wheelchairs, walkers, oxygen support and more to maximize the patient’s comfort.
We are equipped with necessary medical supplies, including briefs, gloves and personal care items, to adequately support your loved one’s needs.
In order to ensure the patient feels as comfortable as possible, our professionals oversee medication use to control symptoms and manage pain.
When necessary, we provide short-term inpatient care to help caregivers and family members. Respite care can be arranged for a single day or for several days to weeks.
Your loved one deserves round-the-clock care, and we’re prepared to provide exactly what. We have nurses and staff on-call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We’re here whenever you need us the most.
Hospice patients often have restricted dietary needs due to illness. We provide end-of-life dietary counseling to develop a nutrition plan that suits your loved one’s appetite and eating abilities.
Certain patients may receive physical, speech and occupational therapy to help them maintain independence and quality of life. We provide this service when it is necessary for the patient.