ARCH Hospice is committed in providing utmost care to the client's and family members as well by focusing on the well-being of the clients and individualized plan of care
Hospice services is a fully covered MEDICARE benefit which includes nurses, certified nursing assistant, medicine, supplies, and equipment with no out of pocket expenses for the hospice diagnosis
Our services are provided in Arizona. Our staff is available to answer any concerns you or your family member/caregiver may have including staff coverage.
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Registered Nurse and licensed practical nurse
Skilled Nursing services are provided by either a registered nurse or a licensed practical nurse. The nurses confer with your physician often to report your condition and update your plan of care. Services may include evaluation of patient’s needs, performance skilled nursing procedures, and education of patients and or care givers relative to the disease process, Self-care techniques and prevention strategies to improve your condition.
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Arch Hospice LLC established on June 2020 in Phoenix Arizona with a group of professional healthcare team with combined experience in hospice industry. Arch Hospice will provide compassionate, evidence-based hospice care to individuals and families in Maricopa and neighboring counties.
We continuously provide education to our hospice team on best practices supporting patients at the end of their lives and for families and bereavement counseling.
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Hospice volunteers are generally available to provide different types of support to patients and their loved ones including running errands, preparing light meals, staying with a patient to give family members a break, and lending emotional support and companionship to patients and family members
Because hospice volunteers spend time in patients’ and families’ homes, each hospice program generally has an application and interview process to assure the person is right for this type of volunteer work. In addition, hospice programs have an organized training program for their patient care volunteers. Areas covered by these training programs often include understanding hospice, confidentiality, working with families, listening skills, signs and symptoms of approaching death, loss and grief and bereavement support
Some, but not all, insurance companies will provide aide services for beneficiaries. These companies usually follow Medicare guidelines for aide services. They provider aide services. The primary function of the hospice aide is to provide personal care. At each visit, the aide will complete the assigned activities. A nurse will supervise the aide as dictated by law or as you request depending on the pay source.
10210 N. 32nd St. C202, Phoenix Arizona 85028, USA
Office Telephone : 1 602-922-2345
Fax : 1 602-922-2346
On-Call : 1 480-229-8298
mail : archhospicellc@gmail.com
Inquiries : archhospicellc@gmail.com
