HOSPICE CARE AT BLUE SKIES OF TEXAS
Dignity, Comfort, and Care
Compassionate end-of-life care, with the complete support of a qualified professional team: This is the exceptional hospice of Blue Skies of Texas. Taking our services into residents’ homes in independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing and memory care, we follow the hospice philosophy of patient choice, with an emphasis on comfort and dignity.
Treasure the Day
Every day in hospice care is a special day to treasure. We do our part, helping the individual manage pain and ensuring their comfort. And then, alongside their family and friends, we focus on the positive meaning and exceptional legacy of the individual’s life.
Maintaining accreditation through the Joint Commission National Quality Approval program, Medicare certification and an exceptionally qualified team of professionals is just the start. The higher standard we stretch to reach is the certainty that each individual in our care – and their family and friends – feel at peace with the dignity, comfort and care we provide.
Just ask. When it’s your loved one, find out more about hospice care at San Antonio’s Blue Skies of Texas. We’re here to answer your questions 1-210-568-5257.
SERVICES & AMENITIES OFFERED IN HOSPICE
- Chaplain
- Social Worker
- Bereavement services
- Assistance with personal care
- RN Case Manager
- Dedicated Hospice physician
- Medication management
- Medical supplies and equipment
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What medical services continue for the person in hospice?
Hospice brings dignity to the end of life, creating a place that honors the individual and their family and friends. To do so, we keep medical professionals and services close at hand, ensuring the patient is comfortable and free of pain and suffering. Professionals include physicians, nurses, social workers, chaplains and home care providers.
How do I know it’s the right choice?
End-of-life decisions are as difficult as any that loved ones can make. Conversations with medical professionals, clergy, family and friends, other counseling professionals – these are all frequently part of this journey of decision-making. Most importantly, the person nearing the end of life is involved as much as possible in determining their own destiny.