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Specialized care in a comfortable setting

Inpatient care is available for patients who require more intensive medical attention that cannot be managed at home. Our inpatient hospice facility in Chicago Heights, Illinois is equipped to provide advanced medical care and offer a comfortable, home-like environment. Patients receive 24/7 monitoring and treatment from our skilled medical team, ensuring that their symptoms are effectively managed and their comfort is prioritized. Inpatient care is ideal for patients experiencing severe pain or symptoms that need specialized interventions. Our compassionate staff is dedicated to providing a supportive and nurturing environment, helping patients feel at ease during their stay.

Peace of Mind When You Need It Most

Inpatient care is a vital part of hospice services, offering short-term support when symptoms become too difficult to manage at home. This type of care ensures your loved one receives 24/7 medical attention in a comfortable, home-like environment. It’s designed to bring families relief and support during times of medical crisis or transition.

Comfort and Compassion in a Specialized Setting

Our inpatient care services provide intensive, round-the-clock medical attention for patients experiencing symptoms that cannot be effectively controlled in a home setting. Whether it’s managing pain, complex symptoms, or emotional distress, our team is trained to provide compassionate care in a peaceful environment that respects the dignity and wishes of the patient. This setting is also a safe space for families to gather, reflect, and receive support from our dedicated hospice professionals.

  • 24/7 Skilled Medical Support – Receive continuous access to a team of hospice-trained nurses, physicians, and aides who are ready to respond to urgent needs at any time.
  • Symptom and Pain Crisis Management – Specialized care plans are created to manage complex symptoms such as uncontrolled pain, severe shortness of breath, agitation, or nausea.
  • Emotional and Spiritual Care – Chaplains and social workers are available to support emotional and spiritual needs, both for patients and their loved ones.
  • Temporary Stays With a Purpose – Designed for short-term stabilization, inpatient care helps patients return home when symptoms are under control, making it a bridge rather than a final destination.
  • Comfort-Focused Environment – Unlike traditional hospital settings, our inpatient units offer a more calming atmosphere with private rooms and family accommodations to promote peace and connection.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does inpatient hospice care mean?
Inpatient hospice care usually means staying at a facility for more support than can be provided at home. It’s often used when symptoms need closer attention from nurses and doctors.
How do I know if inpatient care is needed?
If pain, breathing, or other symptoms can’t be managed at home, a nurse or doctor might suggest inpatient care to help stabilize things.
Can I still visit someone in an inpatient hospice?
Yes, visitors are usually welcome. Each facility has its own visiting hours and policies, so it’s good to check ahead.
Is inpatient hospice care the same as a hospital?
No, it’s different. Hospice focuses on comfort and quality of life, not curing illness. The setting feels quieter and more home-like than a hospital.
How long does someone stay in inpatient hospice care?
It depends on their condition. Some people stay for a few days to get symptoms under control, then return home if possible.

Reach Out for Support

We’re available to provide answers and assistance whenever you need it. Contact us today by filling out our form, and let us help you navigate your hospice journey.