Hospice Care in Pittsburgh, PA

Three Oaks Hospice provides compassionate hospice care in Western PA. Hospice care is designed for terminally ill individuals, providing comfort and peace to patients and families during the remaining weeks or months of life.

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Pittsburgh
300 South Walnut Lane
Suite 202
Beaver, Pennsylvania 15009

Call: 724-775-2040
Fax: 724-770-1911

Counties Served
Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Lawrence, Mercer, Washington, Westmoreland

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 in Pittsburgh, PA

When someone you love needs hospice care, it can be difficult to know where to turn. At Three Oaks Hospice in Pittsburgh, we combine compassion with exceptional care, delivering a range of end-of-life services designed to offer comfort for your loved one – and for you. 

Contact our team today to learn how our comprehensive services can provide support for your family.

Hospice Care in Pittsburgh

Setting The Standard of Care in Pittsburgh

Three Oaks Hospice provides relief and comfort to those facing terminal illnesses. Known for our holistic care approach, we address not only the symptoms of your loved one’s illness, but also the emotional and spiritual needs of our patients. By providing care in the comfort of where our patients call home, we create a serene environment where caregivers are comforted knowing their family member is in a familiar environment. Our team works closely with you to ensure that the needs of the patient and family are being met during a difficult time. 

Understanding Hospice Care

Hospice care focuses on providing support for individuals facing the end stages of terminal illnesses. This approach emphasizes symptom relief and comfort rather than seeking a cure. At Three Oaks Hospice, our commitment to exceptional care is what shapes our practices. Our team works closely with patients, their families, and their doctors to develop personalized care plans that address not only physical needs, but also emotional and spiritual needs. Our foremost aim is to ensure comfort and maintain the dignity of our patients throughout their remaining time.

Compassionate Care At Three Oaks Hospice

Three Oaks Hospice Services in Pittsburgh

Three Oaks Hospice provides a wide range of hospice services to the Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania communities, encompassing everything from essential medical equipment and medications to comprehensive pain management, nursing care, counseling, and bereavement support. Our goal is to offer all-encompassing care to meet the diverse needs of our patients and their families.

Hospice Emotional and Spiritual Support For Your Loved One – And You

Emotional and spiritual well-being are fundamental components of our hospice care. At Three Oaks Hospice, we offer chaplain services to provide spiritual solace and we employ medical social workers to assist with emotional support. Our services for caregivers also include grief support, caregiving guidance, and companionship.

Join the Three Oaks Hospice community in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where we focus on providing comfort, dignity, and comprehensive care to each person. Get in touch with us to learn more about our services and support initiatives.

Assess and deliver grief counseling services, including one-to-one sessions, group counseling, and ongoing follow-up

Our Commitment to End-of-Life Care in Pittsburgh

At Three Oaks Hospice, our commitment to a patient-focused approach goes beyond conventional medical treatments, encompassing emotional, spiritual, and practical aspects of care. We aim to ensure that every journey, regardless of the condition, is characterized by dignity, comfort, and peace, maintaining the highest standards of care in each patient’s final moments.

Reach out to our caring team in Pittsburgh today to learn more about our process for providing personalized hospice care for your loved one.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some frequently asked questions about our hospice care in Pittsburgh.

Three Oaks offers a full range of hospice services to patients and families across Pittsburgh from our offices in Beaver. This includes nursing, physician-directed care, pain and symptom management, medication coordination, certified nursing aide assistance, chaplain visits, social work and counseling, volunteer support, and bereavement services. Medical equipment and related supplies are also provided as part of each patient’s individualized care plan.

The Pittsburgh team serves Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Lawrence, Mercer, Washington, and Westmoreland counties. If you are unsure whether your loved one’s location falls within the service area, the team can confirm when you call.

Three Oaks in Pittsburgh works with patients facing many serious illnesses, including but not limited to cancer, congestive heart failure, stroke, COPD, pulmonary fibrosis, ALS, Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, end-stage renal disease, and advanced liver disease. If you don’t see your loved one’s diagnosis listed, a conversation with our team is the best next step.

Emotional and spiritual care are built into every care plan at Three Oaks, not offered as optional add-ons. The Pittsburgh team includes chaplains who provide spiritual support regardless of a patient’s faith background, as well as medical social workers who assist with emotional support, caregiver guidance, and practical concerns. Grief support is available to family members throughout the hospice journey and continues after a loved one passes.

The first step is a phone call to 724-775-2040. A care coordinator will ask about your loved one’s diagnosis and current situation, walk you through what hospice care involves, and help determine whether they may qualify. A physician’s certification is required to begin services, and the team can help coordinate that process. There is no obligation tied to an initial conversation, and families are encouraged to reach out as early as questions arise.