Hospice Care in El Paso, TX

Three Oaks Hospice delivers compassionate end-of-life care to patients in the El Paso, TX area and focuses on symptom and pain management and quality of life for individuals with a life limiting illness.

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El Paso
11860 Vista Del Sol
Suite 150
El Paso, Texas 79936

Call: 915-808-4000
Fax: 915-808-4001

Counties Served
Cities: El Paso, Horizon City, Socorro Towns: Clint Areas: Canutillo, Fabens, Tornillo and surrounding areas

We offer many other services. Download our brochure for more information.

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

Hospice Care

During hospice care, our skilled team of nurses, therapists, social workers, clergy, and volunteers works together to bring peace and comfort to patients facing the end of life. Pain and symptom management, chaplain services, counseling and medical equipment management are all part of hospice care. Physician-directed care tailored to each patient’s individual needs and preferences lets you or your loved one spend those final days, weeks or months in a familiar setting surrounded by love and support.

Services Provided

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

  • 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

We Honor Veterans Program in El Paso

Three Oaks Hospice | El Paso has reached level 4 with the We Honor Veterans program. This accomplishment is due to our dedication to educating our internal staff about building a veteran-centric culture every quarter. Additionally, we provide educational resources to the community about the importance of hospice veteran partnerships and the role of volunteers. Our team has a volunteer program for recognizing veterans and their families through pinning ceremonies and patient visits. We are committed to enhancing access and improving the quality of care for Veterans in our community through our hospice-veteran partnership.

We Honor Veterans is an initiative by the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization (NHPCO), which collaborates with hospices, veterans facilities, and veterans. The program offers different partnership levels ranging from Recruit to Level 5, which can be achieved by fulfilling specific criteria. By joining forces with the We Honor Veterans program, Three Oaks Hospice can guarantee that our Veterans are treated with the utmost respect, dignity, and specialized care they deserve.

level 4 with the We Honor Veterans program

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions El Paso families often have before starting hospice care with Three Oaks.

Our office on Vista Del Sol serves El Paso along with Horizon City, Socorro, Clint, Canutillo, Fabens, Tornillo, and the surrounding areas. Whether your loved one lives on the Eastside, in the Lower Valley, or out toward Canutillo, call 915-808-4000 and we’ll confirm we can reach them.

Yes. Veterans in the El Paso area can use their Medicare hospice benefit with us, and veterans enrolled in VA health care may also have hospice covered through the VA. Our team can help your family sort out which benefit applies and coordinate with the VA when needed.

No. Anyone can call us, including a spouse, an adult child, or a friend. Hospice does require a physician to certify eligibility before care begins, but we handle that step by reaching out to your loved one’s doctor once we’ve talked with you.

Yes. Hospice goes wherever your loved one is living, including a son’s or daughter’s home. If your loved one moves in with family during their illness, our team will deliver the needed equipment there, set up a visit schedule, and show caregivers in the household what to expect and how to help.

No. Your loved one can keep their own physician as their attending doctor while on hospice. Our hospice physician and nurses work alongside that doctor, keeping them updated on changes and coordinating medications, so the relationship your family has built with them doesn’t have to end.

Our care for your family continues after a death. A bereavement coordinator stays in touch for up to a year with phone calls, mailings, and information about support resources, and our chaplain and social worker remain available. Grieving looks different for every family, and we follow your lead on what kind of support feels right.