Caring for someone with a serious illness can feel like you’re trying to be a nurse, care coordinator, advocate, and family member ALL at the same time. It is exhausting to carry so much, to make so many decisions, and to still worry that your loved one may not be getting all the support they need.
Hospice care is designed to come alongside you, not replace you. At AlēvCare Hospice, we provide a full range of hospice services for families guided by national standards, strengthened by our Perfect Visit training model, and grounded in our Grow Small philosophy that keeps every interaction personal, intentional, and steady.
Hospice care focuses on comfort, dignity, and quality of life. Instead of pursuing treatments that may no longer help, hospice centers care around symptom relief, emotional support, and meaningful time together.
At AlēvCare Hospice, our care services include:
These services work together to bring comfort and clarity, no matter how the illness progresses.
Hospice care works best when everyone on the team knows their role and works together toward what matters most for your loved one. At AlēvCare Hospice, you don’t receive one clinician dropping in occasionally, you receive a coordinated team that surrounds your family with consistent support.
Our hospice care services include:
A hospice medical director who overseas care
Skilled Registered Nurses
Compassionate CNAs and Hospice Aides
Social Workers for emotional and practical support
Chaplains who honor your beliefs and preferences
Specialized wound care support
Specialized wound care support
A full-time Child Life Specialist for children and teens
Services designed for Veterans
Family support, including bereavement care, respite, and caregiver guidance
Every discipline is trained and supported to deliver care with compassion, clarity, and consistency.
No matter which service you’re receiving, some things remain the same at AlēvCare Hospice:
Families and clinicians often tell, “It just feels different with AlēvCare.” That difference is intentional.
Children and teens feel the impact of serious illness in ways that are often overlooked. They hear whispers, feel tension in the home, and sense change long before adults realize it, yet they often don’t have the words to ask what is happening.
AlēvCare Hospice is the only hospice in our service area that employs a full-time Child Life Specialist. We choose to provide this service because we believe children and teenagers deserve the same level of thoughtful, developmentally appropriate support during some of life’s most difficult moments.
Our Child Life Specialist helps by:
When you invite AlēvCare Hospice into your home, you are choosing a team that sees and supports the* whole family,* including the youngest hearts in the room.
Learn more about our Child Life Specialist and Child and Teen Support.
If you’re wondering how hospice care services could support your loved one and your family,
call AlēvCare Hospice at (469) 630-2538.
A simple conversation can help you understand what is available and what might fit your situation.
A simple three step plan:
Call us or submit a referral. Share what has been happening and what concerns you most.
Our nurse and medical director review medical information, talk with you and the physician, and explain whether hospice is appropriate.
If hospice is the right fit and you choose to begin services, we coordinate admission, deliver equipment and medications, and begin visits, often within 24 hours when needed.
We are here to listen, answer questions, and help you understand how hospice care from AlēvCare Hospice can support your family wherever you call home throughout North Texas.
You do not have to make this decision alone or all at once. Call us at (469) 630-2538 to talk with our team about your loved one’s situation, ask questions, and explore your options. Whether you are a family member, caregiver, or healthcare professional, we welcome your questions.
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