Home Care Services
Hospice Care in King & Pierce Counties
Hospice Support at Home (Non-Medical Care)
Comfort-focused support that helps your loved one stay safe and calm at home, while giving family caregivers relief, rest, and peace of mind.
- Support that complements your hospice team (we coordinate with your plan)
- Hands-on help with daily care, comfort, and safety
- Reliable respite so family can rest and be present
Serving King County & Pierce County
You’re not alone
Hospice can be emotionally heavy, and the day-to-day care can be exhausting. We support families by covering the practical needs: comfort, hygiene, safety supervision, and respite, so you can focus on being with your loved one.
What is hospice support home care?
Hospice support home care is non-medical assistance that works alongside your hospice team. We help with comfort, routine care, mobility safety, and family relief. Your hospice nurse manages medical needs and clinical care; our caregivers help with the hands-on daily support.
What kind of Hospice Care support do you need?
Daytime Comfort + Routine Support
Help with hygiene, light meals, safety supervision, and comfort-focused routines while family rests or handles responsibilities.
Hands-On Personal Care Support
Support with bathing, dressing, toileting routines, mobility assistance, and transfers guided by your hospice care plan and comfort level.
Overnight Hospice Support
Overnight supervision and assistance so family caregivers can sleep, especially when restlessness, fall risk, or frequent needs disrupt the night.
What our caregivers can help with
Every hospice plan is different. We tailor care around comfort, dignity, and safety, while following the hospice care plan and family preferences.
Daily care + comfort support:
• Bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and hygiene routines (as tolerated)
• Repositioning support and comfort assistance (non-medical)
• Mobility support and safe transfers (stand-by to hands-on as appropriate)
Meals + hydration:
• Simple meal prep, feeding support if needed, and hydration reminders
• Light kitchen clean-up after meals
Home support:
• Laundry, linens, tidying, and keeping walkways clear to reduce fall risk
• Basic errands related to the home (as arranged)
Safety + supervision:
• Calm presence and supervision during higher-risk times
• Overnight support when family needs rest (availability based on scheduling)
Family relief:
• Respite coverage so family caregivers can sleep, work, or take breaks
• Communication about how the shift went and any changes observed
Note: We provide non-medical home care and do not perform nursing tasks or administer medications. We can provide medication reminders per the hospice plan.
How we start hospice support services
We start by listening, then align support with your hospice plan and your family’s routines
1) Complimentary care consultation (needs, schedule, preferences)
2) Care plan alignment (comfort priorities, routines, safety)
3) Caregiver match (skills + temperament)
4) Smooth start (clear expectations and first-week check-ins)
5) Ongoing oversight (adjustments as needs change)
Many families start with 20+ hours/week to build consistency, but we can often help under 20 hours/week when the schedule is consistent each week.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you provide medical or nursing care?
No. We provide non-medical home care that complements your hospice team. Your hospice nurse and providers manage medical needs and clinical care.
Can you work with our hospice nurse and care plan?
Yes. We follow family direction and align caregiver support with the hospice plan for comfort, routine, and safety.
Do you administer medications?
No. We do not administer medications. We can provide non-medical medication reminders as permitted by your plan.
Can you provide overnight support?
Yes. Overnight support may be available based on care needs, schedule, and staffing.
Can you help with bathing and toileting?
Yes. We can support hygiene routines and toileting assistance based on comfort level, safety, and the care plan
How quickly can care start?
Start times depend on staffing and schedule needs. After your consultation, we’ll confirm availability and next steps.
Do you have a minimum number of hours?
It depends on needs and schedule. Many families start at 20+ hours/week for consistency, but we can often help under 20 hours/week with a consistent weekly schedule.
What areas do you serve?
We serve King County and Pierce County (Seattle–Tacoma and surrounding areas)
Get a calmer, supported plan during hospice
Schedule your Complimentary Care Consultation and we’ll recommend the right schedule and support plan for your family.