OUR VALUES, MISSION, AND VISION
WHO WE ARE
Precious Hospice partners with patients, families and caregivers to lovingly provide skilled home hospice care to the terminally ill. Our multi-disciplinary team is committed to patient pain and symptom management, and the emotional, spiritual and social support for patient and family.
Here at Precious Hospice, we focus on what’s important during this precious time. Our focus is on each patient’s individual needs. No two patients are the same and we provide a unique plan of care for each patient.
OUR MISSION
The mission of Precious Hospice – loving care through life’s precious moments – is to provide pain and symptom management, emotional, spiritual and social support for all eligible patients and their families.
OUR VISION
The vision of Precious Hospice is to become a leading, influential, and sought out, EXPERT source of education and service to the community on end of life care.
OUR VALUES
Patient & Family Beliefs
We value the patient and their family and plan our care with respect to all religions and ethnicities.
THE COMMUNITY
Since opening out doors, we have valued our partnerships with the community. We love our community to the core.
Professional Environment
A professional, courteous, respectful working environment that fosters teamwork & encourages excellence.
OUR STAFF
PHYSICIANS
The Physician is to be the medical director and oversee the medical provision of care for each patient.
LICENSED MEDICAL SOCIAL WORKERS
All licensed medical social workers care for the patient’s and family’s social and emotional needs.
CHAPLAINS
Our Chaplains provide religious services, spiritual guidance, and counseling to our patients, their families, and our staff.
NURSES
Our nurses work closely with patient, family and physician to manage all pain and symptoms.
CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANTS
CNA’s role is to provide assistance with activities of daily living, safety and emotional support.
VOLUNTEERS
Our specially screened and trained volunteers provide companionship and assistance to families and patients.
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March 30, 2021
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