Arkansas Hospice Care in Nursing Homes

Arkansas Hospice does not replace nursing home care; it supplements the care.

While in the nursing home, a physician will continue to direct your loved one’s care, and an Arkansas Hospice nurse will visit routinely. If the nursing home notifies you of a change in your loved one’s condition, you may call Arkansas Hospice and ask for a nurse to visit at any time.

Arkansas Hospice will provide medications and medical supplies related to hospice care for symptom control and pain relief.

While many nursing home residents receive hospice care as a result of age-related complications, residents may also benefit from hospice care when there are more specific illnesses such as end-stage lung or heart disease, Parkinson’s disease, cancer or dementia.

Helpful services provided by your Arkansas Hospice team will ensure your loved one is treated like family.

Additional benefits

Additional benefits of Arkansas Hospice care in nursing homes include:

  • Extra bathing and personal care
  • Chaplains, available 24 hours a day
  • Social workers who visit regularly and are available 24 hours a day
  • Nurses who visit regularly and are available 24 hours a day
  • Volunteer support
  • Bereavement services

Your loved one may benefit from Arkansas Hospice if experiencing:

  • Unexplained weight loss
  • Decreased appetite
  • Frequent hospitalization
  • Progressive weakness

Arkansas Hospice now offers Telehealth support for patients and their families in nursing homes, inpatient centers, and their homes.

CLICK HERE for patient enrollment information

Arkansas Hospice is available for admissions 24/7, including holidays.
The Arkansas Hospice Family of Care
14 Parkstone Circle | North Little Rock, AR 72116
(501) 748-3333 or Toll Free (877) 713-2348
contactus@arkansashospice.org
Arkanas Hospice Registered 501(c)(3). EIN: 71-0846826