
Mission Statement
Your Harmony Hospice Team
Your hospice team works together to provide the care needed by you and your family. You may not require all of these services during your hospice care and there may be times when you require hospice staff more or less frequently than other times. Know we are all here for you when you need us.
NURSING
You will be assigned a Registered Nurse (RN) Case Manager who will coordinate your care. Your nurse will make scheduled visits to assess your physical needs and help prevent pain and symptoms by communicating with your doctor. The nurse will provide education related to your disease process and teach your caregiver how to provide care. A nurse is available to you after hours and weekends for unexpected needs or emergencies.
SOCIAL WORKER
Your Social Worker will help you and your family deal with the emotions of living with your illness. Your social worker will provide emotional support, assist with resources, counseling and offering information about Advance Directives and even placement services if needed.
CHAPLAIN
Your Hospice Chaplain will assist you and your family to cope with the significant spiritual issues that may arise during your illness. Our Chaplains are non-judgmental and have a strong desire to reach out with love and concern for you and your family.
HOSPICE AIDE
Your Hospice Aide will provide personal care under the supervision of the RN Case Manager. Our Aides have been carefully chosen to provide care for our patients in hospice. The hospice aide may assist with bathing, hair care, skin care, linen changes and straightening your room based on needs assessed by the RN.
VOLUNTEER
You may be assigned a Volunteer who is carefully selected and trained to work alongside our hospice team. Your volunteer can provide support by listening and talking with you, running errands, writing thank you notes, or simply providing tasks that will help you and your caregiver.
BEREAVEMENT COORDINATOR
The Bereavement Coordinator will help you and your family with grief you may experience due to the illness, loss of control, loss of function and loss of a loved one. Following the death, we continue to provide bereavement support to the grieving family member, usually the spouse or primary caregiver, by sending educational material, telephone calls and visits based on coping skills and emotional support needed.