Hospice Care

Facing an advanced illness can be challenging, but hospice care helps ensure peace, comfort, and high quality of life during those final days, weeks, or months. Three Oaks Hospice provides individualized care in San Antonio, TX for patients dealing with terminal illnesses such as COPD, renal disease, and cancer. Three Oaks Hospice’s skilled nurses, certified nursing aides, chaplains, counselors, and volunteers work together to help manage pain, ease symptoms, 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 assisted living facilities, so you or your loved one can remain in a comfortable, familiar environment.

Services Provided

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

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

Contact us with questions or to request hospice care
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San Antonio
9830 Colonnade Boulevard
Suite 470
San Antonio, Texas 78230
Call: 210-780-3003
Fax: 855-927-1739
Email: [email protected]

Executive Director
Joyce Smith

San Antonios’s Hospice Care Team

Hospice Medical Director

The hospice medical director helps deliver and manage care while working with the patient’s current physicians.

Hospice Nurses

Hospice nurses give health assessments, set up medical equipment, manage and schedule medications, and communicate with the patients and families about any health issues or emotional concerns.

Hospice Aides

Hospice aides provide companionship and emotional support to patients who might otherwise experience loneliness during this journey. They help the patient with personal hygiene and bathing, hoping to make the patient as comfortable as possible toward the end of life.

Social Workers

Social workers offer comfort and support for the family in order to reduce stress. They also assist with getting the family in contact with various local programs their community has to offer. Social workers help manage legal and financial paperwork as well.

Hospice Volunteers

Hospice volunteers give their time to serve our patients and their families. They can do this in many ways. Volunteers can help run errands for the family, provide companionship, read a book, play an instrument, or help with household tasks.

Spiritual Advisers

Spiritual advisers can offer support to families who are interested in talking about spiritual concerns associated with the end of life. They are able to bring a sense of peace to families during a difficult time.