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Hospice Care

Curative treatment can become ineffective or no longer desirable. There’s still hope. As the only non-profit, community-based, and community-supported hospice organization, Hospice Brazos Valley offers comprehensive hospice care in a life-affirming manner. Our award-winning team of skilled professionals celebrate life, bring joy, and serve to heal and nurture both patients and families. Our service area encompasses all or part of seventeen counties and includes Bryan, College Station, Brenham, La Grange and their surrounding towns and communities.

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When Is The Right Time

If you are choosing to no longer seek curative  treatment for your chronic or terminal illness, are experiencing poor quality of life, and would prefer care in the home, it may be time to explore hospice care.

Where Care Happens

Hospice is not a place.  Hospice care can happen wherever you call home.  However, should you require frequent assessment and skilled medical interventions we can do inpatient visits at local hospitals.

What Hospice Care Is

Hospice provides medical, emotional, and spiritual comfort and support for you and your whole family. The goals of hospice are to maximize quality of life, provide comfort and help you achieve your goals.

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Service Area

Headquartered near College Station in Bryan, Texas, Hospice Brazos Valley remains the only non-profit and was the first hospice to serve the area. Proudly community-owned, we are honored to be the preferred choice for end-of-life care for central Texas residents since 1989. Our service area includes all or part of 17 counties with offices located in Bryan, Brenham, and La Grange.

Beginning Care

The Hospice Brazos Valley care team are experts in providing comfort and caring when life is limited. You can rely on them to listen and respond quickly to your unique needs. Your hospice care team will be comprised of a doctor, nurse, social worker, hospice care aid, grief expert, volunteer, and chaplain. Each member of your care team are experts in their field and provide the knowledge, wisdom and caring you need most during difficult times. Our doctors also make house calls for hospice patients. If you do not have an attending physician, our Medical Director can manage your care.

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How to
Choose A Hospice

Most people are referred to hospice by their doctor. Patients, family members, even friends can also make referrals.  Choosing the right hospice is one of the most important healthcare decisions, but researching options in order to make the best decision can become overwhelming.  Asking the right questions is key to making the right choice.  Click the button below to see a full list of resources designed to help you choose the best hospice care for you and your family.

The Right Questions

Asking the right questions is key to making the best choice.  In the article, “How to Find a Good Hospice Program”, Consumer Reports created the following list of questions about the most important things you should look for in a hospice program:

Hospice Brazos Valley welcomes the opportunity to speak to you and provide you with information about how we meet or exceed each of the above standards. Call us toll-free at 800.824.2326.

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You Lead, We Follow

There are few areas in healthcare where you are at the center of all decisions. Your goals are our goals and we are committed to helping you achieve them.  Hospice Brazos Valley’s team of hospice care experts are here to help guide you and your family through difficult decisions and regain peace and control. Your hospice team will include doctors, nurses, hospice care aides, social workers, chaplains, and volunteers all focused on your comfort and walking alongside you every step of the way.

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