Quality Hospice Care at Home Stockbridge, GA Relies On

Certified Hospice Care at Home Stockbridge, GA Depends On

When you're in need of end-of-life care for yourself or a loved one, trust Guiding Light Hospice for thorough and compassionate services. Our certified nurses and staff will come to your home for regular visits and are on call 24/7 to assess any crisis needs.

Why Choose Hospice Care?

You may want to do everything you can to help a loved one, but sometimes care requires the trained hand of a professional nurse. Thankfully, you don't need to go to the unfamiliar setting of a hospital. Home hospice care provides a level of comfort that can't be found anywhere else. When you turn to hospice care at home Stockbridge, GA prefers, you can expect excellent care from qualified staff.

There is a wide range of conditions that may necessitate hospice care. It may be the right choice when you face any of these life-limiting illnesses.

• Alzheimer's
• Cancer
• Cardiac and circulatory diseases
• Respiratory diseases
• End-stage liver or kidney disease
• ALS or Lou Gehrig’s disease
• Other degenerative or neurological diseases

You also may opt for hospice when you are experiencing frequent trips to the emergency room or extended hospital stays.

For more information or to request an appointment, call us at (470) 280-6459 now.

Our Hospice Team Stands Ready to Help

• Certified hospice aides offer helpful, individualized assistance in the activities of daily life, including bathing, dressing, grooming, skincare, teeth brushing, and other oral hygiene activities.

• Guiding Light Hospice understands the emotional strain that can come with hospice care. That is why we offer social workers who will provide emotional support, assist with legal documents like FMLA and insurance, and can help you find community and financial resources outside the home.

• On-call nurses are available 24/7 to assess any needs or crises outside our regularly scheduled visits.

• Chaplains offer spiritual comfort and companionship to patients and their family members.

• Trained volunteers provide encouragement, and companionship, and can give family members and caregivers short periods of relief.

• Bereavement team members are available to provide grief support after the patient passes away.