Equipment & Medication

Everything the illness requires arrives at the house, set up and ready. You do not chase a pharmacy or argue with a supplier.

Medication being sorted and explained on a kitchen table

What this looks like.

  • Medications related to the illness, delivered and covered
  • A hospital bed, oxygen, a wheelchair, a walker, a bedside commode, as needed
  • Incontinence supplies, dressings and the ordinary things that run out fast
  • Delivery, setup and instructions in the home, not a box on the porch
  • Medications reviewed regularly, and the ones no longer needed stopped
  • Refills and reorders handled by us, before you run low
  • Equipment collected afterward, at a time that suits the family
A family gathered quietly around a relative at home

It arrives before you have to ask twice.

The Medicare hospice benefit covers the equipment and medication related to the illness. Our job is to make sure it is there when it is needed, without a phone call from you.

A daughter sitting close to her mother, their hands held together

The rest of the team.

Nursing Care

A nurse who knows your family by name — and who you can reach between visits.

Medical Management

A hospice physician oversees care, alongside the doctor you already trust.

Personal Care Aides

Skilled, gentle help with bathing, dressing and meals — and company while they do it.

Emotional & Spiritual Support

Social workers and chaplains, for faith of any kind or none at all.

Volunteer Companionship

Trained volunteers who sit, listen, read aloud, or give you an afternoon to yourself.

What's covered, and what it costs.

For most families on Medicare, nothing. Here's the full picture.

Call 847-779-3989Coverage & Cost