JML
Hospice, Inc.

We Are Available 24 hours, 7 days a week

What is bereavement?
How does hospice help?

Grief or bereavement is the intense feeling of sadness over the loss of a loved one. JML Hospice, Inc. has counselors and volunteers who are available to help family members cope with periods of grief and bereavement. They are available for personal or phone counseling and can also be reached by email.

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Do patients ever leave hospice care?

Yes. In cases of lengthening prognosis or drastically improved condition.

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Is hospice care only for cancer patients?

No. JML Hospice, Inc. can help patients with a variety of illnesses, including but not limited to, dementia, heart disease, etc.

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Can patients who sign up for hospice care change their minds?

Yes, patients may choose to stop hospice care whenever they want, for whatever reason.

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How Can We Help?

What is hospice?

Hospice care focuses on medical and personal comfort for people living with a life-limiting illness. Patients are treated for their pain and discomfort. Our aim is to ensure that the patients, along with their families, feel emotionally and spiritually at peace.

How are decisions made about the care of the patient?

After the initial admission is completed by one of our nurses and a visit is made by our doctor, a care plan is then created, tailored specifically to meet the patient’s needs. Nevertheless, we honor and respect the patient’s rights and wishes. Your comfort is our number one priority.

What should patients or families do if they are considering hospice care?

We strongly suggest that you contact our office and speak with our Director of Patient Care Services so you can obtain the proper information and understanding of hospice care. We will guide you through the step-by-step procedure in obtaining our services. We will also encourage you in getting your primary doctor involved.

Who takes care of the patients?

The team responsible for the patient’s care consists of nurses, certified home health aids, social workers, spiritual directors, and volunteers. Our goal is to ensure every aspect of your needs is taken care of. Nurses are to regularly check up on the patients, and follow the condition of their physical state. Social workers are available to provide help with coping, and links to community resources. Chaplains are available to patients to talk about spiritual concerns and finding answers that fit with their own beliefs. Our office may also be contacted by phone for any questions or concerns you may have during the course of your care

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WHAT WE OFFER

Where are services provided?

Services are provided for the patient within the comfort of their place of residence. This includes houses, apartments, rehab facilities, assisted living facilities, nursing homes, etc.

Make an Appointment

1 (818) 387-6011

Online Schedule

Book here

What services do we provide?

We provide the best service to our patients

Expert pain and symptom relief mediation

Medical equipment such as oxygen, wheelchairs, hospital beds, etc.

Medical supplies

Nurses, on call 24/7

Assistance with personal care

Grief support

Access to social workers

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I want you to know how much I appreciated all the love, care, and attention you gave to my dad during this last year. He really enjoyed the one on one care with you.

Please extend my heartfelt thanks to everyone who cared for my mom. Let them know how very important their work was to me and my family. I hope they all continue to bless more families with their special gentleness and compassion.

Your staff not only made my mom comfortable, but supplied the warmth and compassion that is sometimes lacking in your industry. Your staff not only provided top-lvel care for her physical being, but also attended to her emotional needs.