Providing Care With Compassion, Respect, and the Dignity Every Patient Deserves

Compassionate Care Focused on Comfort and Quality of Life

Our hospice services are designed to provide compassionate physical, emotional, spiritual, and practical support for individuals facing a life-limiting illness. We work closely with patients and their families to ensure comfort, dignity, and peace throughout every stage of care.

Hospice is a special kind of care for patients who have life-limiting disease. As a hospice care provider, we believe that each individual should be free from any pain as they are in their end-of-life journey and that all of their families will receive the necessary support that they need; may it be emotional or spiritual.

Hospice Includes:

Treating the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of their patients.

Providing care in the patient's home or in a home-like setting.

Supporting family and caregivers by offering counseling, training, and information.

Helping patients live free from any pain and discomfort to ensure the best possible quality of life.

Providing supplies, medicines, and equipment that are essential in maintaining the patient's quality of life.

Granting wishes and offering choices to the patients.

Hospice offers high-quality, genuine care to individuals who can no longer benefit from curative treatment. Hospice patients usually have a life expectancy of six months or less.

The services are provided by a team of trained professionals that includes physicians, nurses, counselors, social workers, therapists, chaplains, aides, and volunteers.

The patient is usually referred to hospice by their primary physician but referrals can also be made by family members, friends, clergy, or other health professionals.

Hospice can create a great impact on the quality of life. Its goal is to empower patients by providing enough knowledge and information, to facilitate decision making. We guarantee you that our clinical staff members here at Royal Majesty Hospice, Inc. are experts and credible enough in controlling pain and managing symptoms.

You are eligible to our care if you have a life-threatening illness seeking comfort and palliative care and have a physician record, or if you live within our geographic boundaries.

Admission to the hospice program is a simple process for the physician, discharge planner, social worker, family member, or caregiver. First thing you need to do is to call a hospice care provider and arrange a meeting with its staff so they can properly explain the benefits of hospice to you. Once the eligibility is determined, all hospice services requested will be provided immediately.