Hospice Care in West Houston

Facing an advanced illness can be difficult, but hospice care helps ensure peace, comfort, and high quality of life during those final days, weeks, or months. Here at Three Oaks Hospice, we provide individualized care in West Houston, TX for patients dealing with terminal illnesses such as cancer, renal disease, and COPD.

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Houston West
16420 Park Ten Place
Suite 300
Houston, Texas 77084
Call: 832-437-2089
Fax: 832-437-2090

Counties Served
Fort Bend, Harris, Liberty, Montgomery, Walker, Waller

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Hospice Eligibility Criteria

Neurological Disorders

End-of-life care for conditions including dementia, Parkinson’s, ALS, MS, or other progressive disorders.

Oncological Diseases

When curative treatment for cancer is no longer effective and the focus shifts to comfort-based care.

Cardiovascular Diseases

End-of-life care for CHF, stroke, or other cardiac conditions requiring intensive symptom management.

Pulmonary Disease

Hospice for severe COPD, pulmonary fibrosis or respiratory failure where quality of life is deeply impacted.

Renal Disease

End-stage kidney disease when dialysis is no longer effective, pursued or is unsuitable for the patient.

Liver disease

Hepatic Disease

Advanced hepatic failure or end stage liver disease where symptom relief and comfort are the central focus

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Hospice Care

Our well-trained nurses, certified nursing aides, chaplains, counselors, and volunteers work together to help ease symptoms, manage pain, and assist with everyday activities. Three Oaks Hospice also offers bereavement support for families, and hospice services are available in your home, in a relative’s home, or at an assisted living facility, so you or a loved one can remain in a comfortable and familiar environment.

Services Provided

Three Oaks Hospice develops an individualized care plan for each patient. We can assist with the following services in Houston West:

  • Medical equipment & supplies
  • Related medications
  • Pain management and symptom control
  • Physician directed services
  • Nursing care
  • Chaplain services
  • Social work and counseling services
  • Volunteer support
  • Bereavement support
  • Other therapies as needed

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Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions from families working with our West Houston team.

Our West Houston office on Park Ten Place serves families across Harris, Fort Bend, Montgomery, Waller, Liberty, and Walker counties. Three Oaks also has Houston-area offices in The Woodlands and on NASA Parkway. Call 832-437-2089 and we’ll confirm which team will care for your loved one.

Both focus on comfort and quality of life, but they fit different points in an illness. Palliative care can start at any stage and can be given alongside treatments meant to cure or slow a disease. Hospice is for people with a life expectancy of six months or less who have decided to focus on comfort rather than curative treatment. Our team can help you figure out whether hospice is the right fit for your loved one right now.

Call the same number, 832-437-2089, any time. A hospice nurse is on call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and can talk you through a change in symptoms, adjust the plan with the hospice physician, or come out to the home when a visit is needed. Many urgent situations that would otherwise mean a trip to the ER can be handled this way.

Yes. Under Medicare, the choice of hospice belongs to the patient and family. A hospital or doctor may give you a list or a suggestion, but you can ask for any Medicare-certified hospice that serves your area. If you’d like Three Oaks, let the hospital’s case manager know, or call us and we’ll coordinate with them.

Hospice doesn’t provide around-the-clock caregivers in the home, so family members or hired caregivers handle day-to-day needs between visits. Our team makes that easier. Nurses teach you how to give medications and spot changes, aides help with bathing and personal care, and the social worker can help you line up extra support if you need it. You won’t be expected to figure it out alone.