Social Work Services
The practical and emotional sides of end-of-life care can feel overwhelming. Our social workers are guides, advocates, and a steady source of support.
Social Work Services They help with advance directives, navigating benefits and paperwork, planning, and connecting families to community resources.
They also provide counseling and emotional support, helping families talk through difficult decisions and find a path forward together.
What this includes
- Advance directive education and planning
- Help with benefits and paperwork
- Connection to community resources
- Emotional support and counseling
- Advocacy for the patient’s wishes
The full benefits
A guide through the maze
Hospice social workers turn the practical and emotional complexity of end-of-life care into something the family can walk through — one step at a time.
For the patient
A trusted advocate who ensures wishes are respected, benefits are received, and family conflict does not become their burden.
For the family
A guide through the practical, financial, and emotional maze — advance directives, insurance, veterans benefits, Medicaid, funeral planning, and conversations that need help finding words.
What is included
Visits from a Master’s-level licensed social worker, coordination with community services, help with forms and applications, and confidential support for the whole family. All at no cost.
Peace of mind
Every conversation is confidential and focused on what you want — not what others think you should do. The social worker follows through, not just listens.
Related care
Ready to talk about social work services?
It’s never too early to ask. A short, caring conversation can bring real clarity — and there’s no obligation.
Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
