Hospice Care

Compassionate end-of-life support for residents and families in Vancouver, WA and Clark County, provided in a warm and peaceful home environment.

What Is Hospice Care?

Hospice care focuses on comfort, dignity, and quality of life for individuals facing serious illness. At A Place to Call Home, we work closely with hospice providers to support residents and families in Vancouver, WA during this important stage of care.

Our approach prioritizes pain management, symptom relief, and emotional support—not just for residents, but for their families as well. We believe that every person deserves to spend their final days surrounded by warmth, respect, and loving care.

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We combine professional medical care with everyday compassionate attention—so your loved one can experience peace, comfort, and dignity.

What Hospice Care Provides

At A Place To Call Home, hospice care focuses on five pillars of comfort and support:

Pillar

What It Means

Medical Support

Coordination with your loved one’s doctor and healthcare team to manage medications, nutrition, hydration, and symptom relief.

Pain & Symptom Management

Gentle, expert care to ease discomfort, anxiety, nausea, and other symptoms for greater calm.

Emotional & Spiritual Support

Counseling and companionship for residents and families to help navigate difficult emotions.

Family Guidance

Compassionate education, communication, and decision-making support for loved ones.

Bereavement Care

Ongoing counseling and resources for families after loss, helping them find healing and peace in partnership with the home health agency of your choice.

Levels of Hospice Care

Every person’s journey is unique, which is why we provide different levels of support based on individual needs.

1

Routine Home

Standard hospice care provided in our home setting, including regular visits from hospice professionals and 24/7 caregiver support.

2

Continuous Care

Short-term, intensive care during a medical crisis to manage acute symptoms and provide comfort.

3

Inpatient Care

For symptoms that cannot be managed at home, we coordinate transfer to a hospice facility for specialized medical intervention.

4

Respite Care

Temporary care that gives family caregivers a break while ensuring their loved one continues to receive compassionate support.
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How We Support Families Through Loss

At A Place To Call Home, we don’t just care for residents—we support families through one of life’s most difficult transitions. From compassionate communication to bereavement resources, we’re here for you every step of the way. Our team works closely with hospice providers serving Vancouver, WA and the greater Clark County community, ensuring residents receive compassionate end-of-life care while families feel supported and informed throughout the process. We help families navigate important decisions and offer resources for grief and healing both during and after a loved one’s passing.

Why Families Choose A Place to Call Home for Hospice Care

Doctor-Owned, Compassionate Care

Our doctor-owned facility ensures the highest standard of medical oversight, clinical expertise, and compassionate care for every resident.

Warm, Home-Like Setting

Our small, residential environment provides a peaceful and familiar setting where residents can find comfort in their final days. A Place to Call Home is a licensed adult family home proudly serving families throughout Vancouver and Clark County.

Family-Centered Support

Families are the heartbeat of our care approach. We keep you involved, listen to your needs, and support you every step of the way.

“I can’t say enough good things about the care my mother received. The staff was so compassionate and made sure she was comfortable and at peace. They were there for us too, and that meant everything.”

What Our Families Say

Hear how our personalized care has made a difference in the lives of residents and their families.

Thank you for making this challenging time easier

Thank you to everyone of you for making this challenging time for my dad a little easier…

J., R. and family

Family Members of Resident

A real sense of community and family

Looking back, I cannot imagine a better place for my dad to have been than in your care and the care of your staff…

J.S.C.

Son of Resident

Frequently Asked Questions About Hospice Care

Find answers to common questions about hospice care

Hospice care is designed to provide comfort, dignity, and quality of life for individuals facing a terminal illness. It focuses on managing pain and symptoms rather than pursuing curative treatments, allowing residents to spend their remaining time in peace and surrounded by compassionate support.
Absolutely. Families are encouraged to be as involved as they wish. You can visit during our open hours, participate in care decisions, and receive regular updates. We also provide emotional and bereavement support for family members navigating this difficult time.
Our team closely monitors each resident and adjusts care as needed. If symptoms require more intensive medical intervention than we can provide, we coordinate with hospice professionals to arrange appropriate care, whether that’s continuous care or inpatient hospice services.
No. Hospice care can begin when a physician determines a life expectancy of six months or less if the illness runs its natural course. Many residents receive hospice care for weeks or even months, allowing them to live as fully and comfortably as possible during that time.

Yes. Hospice services can often be provided in an adult family home, allowing residents to remain in a familiar and comfortable environment while receiving specialized end-of-life care

Hospice care is typically provided by licensed hospice organizations that work alongside caregivers in the home. These teams may include nurses, social workers, chaplains, and medical professionals who support both residents and their families.

See Why Families Trust A Place To Call Home

Choosing the right hospice care is one of the most important decisions your family will make. We’d love to welcome you for a visit and show you how we bring compassion and comfort to every resident’s final chapter.