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Serious illness can bring a lot of uncertainty. We’re here with guidance, resources, and compassionate support to help you and your family navigate what comes next.
Find helpful resources, guidance, and support to help you care for your child and navigate each step with confidence.
Support starts with understanding what you and your family need today, while helping you feel more prepared for tomorrow.
Every person and family has different needs, questions, and priorities. We take time to understand what you’re facing and what matters most to you so we can provide support that fits your situation.
You may have questions about available care, services, or what to consider next. Transitions can help you understand your options so you and your family can make informed choices with greater confidence.
You don’t have to find every resource on your own. Your Transitions team can connect you with community organizations, programs, and services that may provide practical assistance and additional support.
Talking about future care isn’t always easy, but planning ahead can help everyone feel more prepared. Transitions can help you think through future needs, discuss care preferences, and communicate what matters most to you.
Caregiving can come with a lot of questions and responsibilities. We provide education, guidance, and emotional support to help family caregivers better understand changing needs and feel more confident in their role.
Your needs may change, and your support can change with them. Transitions stays connected with patients and families, helping you navigate new challenges and understand when additional services or a different level of care may be helpful.
Compassionate staff, trained volunteers, and community resources to provide support based on what you and your family need.
Your Transitions team provides education, guidance, and ongoing support, helping you understand changing needs, find helpful resources, and think through what may come next.
Volunteers offer companionship and practical support, providing an extra source of connection for patients and caregivers during what can be a challenging time.
When additional help is needed, Transitions can connect you with community organizations, programs, and services that provide practical and emotional support.
It starts with a conversation. From there, we’ll work with you to understand your needs and find the support that makes sense for you and your family.
We begin by listening. We’ll learn about what you’re facing, the concerns you have, what matters most to you, and the support you already have in place.
Together, we’ll identify the information, resources, and support that may be most helpful for your situation. There’s no one-size-fits-all approach—your support is shaped around your needs.
As needs evolve, Transitions continues to provide guidance, connection, and support. We can help you work through new questions, find additional resources, and adjust as circumstances change.
If hospice care becomes appropriate, we can help you understand what it means, answer your questions, and talk through your options so you and your family can decide what feels right.
Learn more about how Hope Hospice can support you and your family while navigating serious illness.
Transitions is a no-cost program for people living with serious illness who may not yet be ready or eligible for hospice. It provides education, guidance, emotional support, and connections to helpful resources for patients and families.
Transitions is designed for people facing serious illness who could use some additional support but are not currently receiving hospice care. Reach out to Hope Hospice to talk about what you’re facing and whether Transitions may be right for you.
No. Transitions is designed specifically to provide support before hospice is appropriate or desired. You can receive guidance and access helpful resources while continuing to consider your needs, goals, and care options.
No. Hope Hospice provides the Transitions program at no cost, making additional guidance and support available to patients and families navigating serious illness.
Support may include education, emotional support, help with advance care planning, connections to community resources, volunteer support, and guidance as your needs and care options change.
Yes. Transitions supports the people caring for and surrounding the patient as well. Family members and caregivers can receive information, guidance, and emotional support to help them feel more prepared and supported.
If hospice becomes appropriate, Hope Hospice can help you understand what hospice care provides, answer your questions, and talk through next steps. We’ll help you and your family make the transition with as much clarity and support as possible.
Get answers, explore care options, and find support for your family.