Compassionate Midwest Hospice Care for Your Loved One
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“They treated my dad like a member of their family. They gave him respect, dignity, and excellent care.”
Your True Partner in Hospice Care
Your family deserves a partner who’s there for you every step of the way.
Specialized COVID-19 Response Efforts
Our national team is constantly updating policies and procedures to keep patients and caregivers safe.
Personalized, Responsive and Inclusive Care
We work with you to determine the best approach to care for your loved one, including support for families and caregivers.
A Team You Can Trust
Our diverse medical care team works together to manage pain, increase comfort, and support every aspect of our patients’ physical, emotional, and spiritual health.
Your Words Lift Us Up
Notes and reviews from our patients' loved ones
Here for You at Every Stage of the Journey
Your family deserves a partner who’s there for you every step of the way.
Call us to learn more about how we can help care for your loved one.
Hospice of the Midwest
addresses the specific needs of individuals and families who are facing a life-limiting illness and require end-of-life care.
Our medical team will meet with you to discuss a personalized approach.
There are four levels of hospice care available to patients and families. Our team will work with you and your loved one to determine the most appropriate level of care at any point in time.
Your loved one could receive care as soon as today.
We understand that time is precious and are committed to responding to your needs as quickly as possible. Our goal is to help your loved ones live their last days with respect, peace and dignity.
Patient Care Services
Here to Support You, Your Loved One And the Entire Family
Hospice of the Midwest provides exceptional in-home hospice care to the Midwest area, allowing patients to experience the final stages of life in a familiar and secure environment. We provide a full spectrum of hospice services specifically tailored to meet the individual needs and preferences of our patients and their families. Our professional staff members are experienced and compassionate individuals who work hard to deliver thoughtful and respectful end-of-life care that emphasizes living as fully and comfortably as possible.
Experts in our field. Biggest hearts in the Midwest. Helping our patients cherish every day.
Many of these services including medications, medical equipment and supplies may be covered 100% if they are related to the hospice diagnosis.
- Physician services
- Nursing care
- Hospice aide services
- Pain management
- Symptom control
- Spiritual care
- Medical social services
- Pet and music therapy
Think of Our Care Team as an Extension of the Family
Our Care Team Is Honored to Help Care for Your Loved One
Regional Administrator
Lynnea Andersen
RN, Clinical Director
Jeri Shufelt
Hospice Aide CNA
Beth Rasmussen
CNA, DSM
Lori Boothroyd
Social Worker
Janine Wimmer
Volunteer & Bereavement Coordinator
Nichole Paladie
Patient Care Manager
Kathi Hoskins
RN Case Manager
Tiffany Onstot
VC DSM-GGI
Bobbie Backer
Bereavement Coordinator
Taylor Schneider
RN Case Manager
Shelby Spenner
RN Case Manager
Terry Terrones
Clinical Director
Sara Segreto
Social Worker
Samantha Ness
Account Executive
Nathan Carey
RN Case Manager
Kennetha Kline
Chaplain
Kelsey Plummer
RN Case Manager
Janet Whiteing
LPN Office Assistant
Jane McCurdy
Account Executive
Jacque Fiser
CNA
Shelbie Ingle
Team Coordinator
Dawn Wright
Music Therapist
Crystal Berkenes
CNA
Courtney Rutan
CNA
Cait Morris
CNA
Hillery Weatherly
Caring for Our Patients Is Our Privilege
Dr. Donna Wilcox – Chaplain
When I sat down with hospice and discovered the benefits available for my father and all who qualify, I was overcome with gratitude.
I’m thankful for the team who lovingly cared for my dad and kept me from falling apart. When my father’s journey ended, I decided to pursue hospice as a career. I thank God for directing my path…. After 7 years, hospice has proven to be challenging, yet beautifully rewarding.
I have one last closing thought: hospice is often misunderstood. Although you may have a diagnosis of 6 months or less, no human being knows your expiration date. I’ve had patients who survived over 2 years, giving them the gift of added time with their family. Some have even graduated from hospice due to their health improving. It happens!
The care you receive from our hospice staff is exemplary, and if you qualify, everything pertaining to your diagnosis is covered due to the benefits you have earned throughout your life. Hospice truly is a blessing and one I will be grateful for as long as I live. “
