We are not a place, we are people with a purpose.
Serving Greater Houston Area
Tel: (281) 815-9086
Exalting Hospice and
Palliative Care
Customized plans of care that are created in coordination of patient and family.
To exalt is defined as holding someone in high regard and to raise in rank. Exalting hospice and palliative care’s mission is to provide an end of life experience that focuses on quality of life, to elevate the end of life experience with excellence. As we transform to a new spiritual life we are elevated from this physical form to our new spiritual form. We commit to providing a rich end of life experience.
Our specialized team is highly skilled in taking care of the physical, social, psychosocial and spiritual needs of the patient their families. Compassion is at the forefront of all we do.
VISION STATEMENT
Our vision is to provide the optimal end of life experience to patients and families in every community. To educate families so that they can make an informed decision on when to pursue hospice and palliative care. We strive to educate our community so that hospice is elected earlier so that patients and families get the full benefit of hospice support.
MISSION STATEMENT
TOP 10 SIGNS YOUR LOVED ONE MAY QUALIFY FOR HOSPICE
1. DECREASED APPETITE: MAY WANT LITTLE OR NO FOOD
2. INCREASED CONFUSION
3 RESTLESSNESS
4 SHORTNESS OF BREATH WITHOUT EXERTION
5. PAIN
6. UNEXPLAINED WEIGHT LOSS
7. FALLS
8. INCREASED HOSPITAL VISITS
9. INCREASED HOURS OF SLEEP
10. INCONTINENCE (LOSS OF BOWEL AND BLADDER CONTROL)
COMMON HOSPICE DIAGNOSIS
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Cancer
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Heart Disease
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Dementia
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Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
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Stroke
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Renal Failure
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AIDS
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Liver Failure
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Parkinson’s Disease
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Multiple Sclerosis
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LEVELS OF CARE
Routine Care: Hospice Care is provided wherever the patient calls home, visits from the hospice team in your home; wherever you call home.
Crisis Care: 24 hour nursing care is provided in your home setting when a crisis arrives, in other words a symptom needs continuous nursing care to manage that symptom.
Continuous Care: provided on a short term basis. Inpatient care: patient care for symptom management/pain control that cannot be managed in the home setting. Once managed the patient is returned to where they call home.
Respite Care: Short term care, usually five days or less, that is provided in a skilled nursing setting. Respite care is provided to give family relief.
Taking Care of You and Your Loved Ones
Counseling Services
Bereavement, Dietary, and Spiritual
#1 Hospice Provider
We pride ourselves with being one of the best hospice caregivers in Houston.
Core Services:
Physician Services, Nursing Services, and Medical Social Services.
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