Parker County has a strong sense of community, proud ranching and farming roots, and the growing towns around Weatherford and Aledo. People here value relationships, reliability, and people who do what they say they will do. When families face serious illness and begin considering hospice care, they want those same values reflected in the care they choose, not a distant company that feels disconnected from their life.
AlēvCare Hospice is a locally owned hospice, honored to serve patients and families throughout Parker County, with clinically excellent care delivered with a hometown feel.
Ask About Hospice Care in Parker County
Call (469) 630-2538 to speak with our hospice team
Communities We Serve in Parker County
We provide hospice care across much of Parker County, including communities such as:
- Aledo
- Annetta
- Hudson Oaks
- Weatherford
- Willow Park
- …and nearby rural and unincorporated areas.
Care is brought to your loved one wherever they live, including: private homes and ranches, assisted living communities, residential care homes, and skilled nursing and long term care facilities.
If you are unsure whether your specific address or facility is within our service area, our team can check while you are on the phone.
What Hospice Care in Parker County Includes
When your family chooses AlēvCare in Parker County, you receive the support of a full hospice team focused on comfort, dignity, and steady guidance.
Hospice services may include:
- Medical direction and nursing care for pain, breathing problems, anxiety, and other symptoms
- Hospice Aides (CNAs) to help with bathing, dressing, and personal care
- Social Workers to support emotional needs, planning, and community resources
- Spiritual care, when desired, that respects your beliefs and traditions
- A full time Child Life Specialist to support children and teens in the family
- Medications, equipment, and supplies related to the hospice diagnosis
- Bereavement and family support before and after a death
Visits are tailored to your loved one’s needs and adjusted as their condition changes.
Working with Parker County Hospitals and Facilities
Many Parker County families receive care across multiple settings, such as local clinics and physician offices, hospitals in Fort Worth or surrounding cities, or in assisted living or skilled nursing communities in the county.
Our team works to keep care coordinated by:
- Communicating with your loved one’s physicians when appropriate
- Coordinating with discharge planners and case managers
- Staying in close contact with facility staff if your loved one lives in a community setting
- Helping families understand what to expect as care transitions from hospital to home or facility
Our goal is to reduce confusion and help everyone stay on the same page, no matter where care begins.
Who We Serve in Parker County
We care for adults in Parker County living with serious illnesses such as:
- Advanced heart, lung, kidney, or liver disease
- Cancer
- Dementia, Parkinson’s disease, ALS, and other neurologic conditions
- Frailty and decline related to age and multiple chronic conditions
We also support the entire family through:
- Caregiver education and respite options
- Social work and spiritual care
- Child and teen support from our full time Child Life Specialist
- Bereavement care after a death
Common Questions from Parker County Families
- “Is it too soon to call, or have we waited too long?”
If you are asking this question, it is usually time to at least explore hospice. We can review your loved one’s condition, talk through what you are seeing, and help you understand whether hospice is appropriate now. - “Can you help if our doctors are outside Parker County?”
Yes. Many patients in Parker County see physicians in Fort Worth or other nearby cities. Our hospice Medical Director and nurses coordinate with those providers so the plan of care stays aligned. - “Will you still help if my loved one is in a facility?”
Yes. Hospice can be added in assisted living, residential care homes, and skilled nursing facilities to provide an extra layer of support.
How To Get Started With Hospice in Parker County
Beginning hospice care with AlēvCare Hospice is a clear, guided process.
1. Call Our Team
Reach us at (469) 630-2538 Let us know your loved one is in Parker County and share what you have been noticing.
2. Clinical Review and Conversation
Our nurses and Medical Director review available medical information, speak with you (and your physician when appropriate), and explain whether hospice is a good fit.
3. Create a Plan and Begin Visits
If you choose to move forward, we coordinate admission, arrange for equipment and medications, and begin visits, often within 24 hours when needed.
Start Hospice Care in Parker County
If your loved one lives in Parker County and you are beginning to wonder whether hospice might help,
call (469) 630-2538 to speak with the AlēvCare Hospice team. We are here to bring steady, compassionate support to your doorstep, with the reliability, respect, and hometown feel that match the community you call home.
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