Dallas
331 Melrose Drive
Suite 230
Richardson, Texas 75080
Call: 214-628-9090
Fax: 214-628-9091
Email: [email protected]

Executive Director
Melissa Mansell

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Hospice Eligibility Criteria

Alzheimer's Disease

Cancer

Cardiovascular Disease

Renal Disease

Neurological Diseases

Pulmonary Disease

HIV

Liver Disease

Dallas’s Trusted Hospice Care

During hospice care, a skilled medical team of nurses, therapists, social workers, clergy, and volunteers work together to bring peace and comfort to each patient, caregiver relief, and emotional support to their family when facing the end of life.

Pain management, chaplain services, counseling, and medical equipment management are some of the needs that are met through hospice care in Dallas, TX. Physician-directed care tailored to each patient’s individual needs and preferences lets your loved one spend those final days, weeks, or months at home or in another familiar setting in Dallas, TX surrounded by the love and support of family and friends.

Hospice Services in Dallas, TX

Three Oaks Hospice develops an individualized hospice program for each patient and their family. We provide the following hospice services in the Dallas area:

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

hospice benefit patients and family members

The Hospice Care Team

Hospice care is a team effort, and Three Oaks Hospice Dallas works with the family and primary caregivers to ensure the patient receives the best hospice care possible. Because hospice care is tailored specifically to the individual, your hospice team might include:

Hospice Nurses in Dallas

Hospice nurses manage day-to-day medical care needs of a patient with a terminal illness, by scheduling medication, setting up necessary medical equipment, performing health assessments and communicating with the patient and patient’s family about health and emotional concerns.

Dallas, TX, Hospice Volunteers

Hospice volunteers offer an extra level of support by helping with household tasks, running errands and offering a listening ear when the patient, caregiver or family need someone to talk to. Volunteers might also include people who visit on a regular schedule or whoever the patient calls home often to play music or read books aloud.

Hospice Aides for Dallas Residents

Hospice aides help with personal care, such as grooming and bathing, with the goal of making the end of life as comfortable as possible, be it in a nursing home or in patient’s home. Hospice aides can also provide emotional support and companionship to reduce loneliness.

Social Workers in Dallas, TX

A social worker helps navigate legal and financial paperwork. Our social workers can also connect you to relevant programs in the Dallas, TX community and offer comfort to families to help reduce stress.

Dallas Based Spiritual Counselors

Spiritual advisers, if desired, can discuss common spiritual concerns surrounding the end of life and help you find peace during the time spent in hospice care.

Bereavement Counselors in Dallas

Our hospice agency goes beyond hospice care and provides bereavement support. Bereavement counselors provide support after a loved one’s death, both with the emotional aftermath of grief and the practical aspects of funeral arrangements.

Palliative Care in Dallas

The palliative care team at Three Oaks Hospice is committed to making every moment count for our patients and their families in Dallas, TX. We take a person-centered approach, encouraging open communication between our staff, physicians and the family members of those we serve. Our palliative care services consist of symptom management as well as emotional, spiritual and practical support for those who are struggling with a life-limiting illness.

Our goal is not only to improve the quality of life for those living with a terminal disease but also their caregivers. We want to provide whatever assistance is needed to make the journey through palliative care as comfortable as possible.