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American Premier Hospice

Welcome to American Premier Hospice. We are committed to serving the community by providing exceptional services in a caring, professional and ethical manner that ensures the utmost comfort and confidence to our patients and their families. The continuum of services provided at American Premier Hospice is delivered by field and office professional staff, ensuring proper, collaborated, compassionate and holistic care. It is our mission to provide comfort, assurance and care, while educating and nurturing others. Integrity, Commitment to Excellence, Stewardship, Community Spirit and the Pursuit of Best Practices are interwoven in our agency’s philosophy and vision to deliver the care, comfort and dignity you deserve.

Again, we extend our utmost appreciation and gratitude for you to have chosen our organization to serve you and your loved ones.

MEDICAL DIRECTOR:
-Co-certifies the terminal prognosis with attending physician
-Leads the interdisciplinary team in development of care plan
-Provides consultation to other physicians regarding hospice care

SOCIAL WORKER:
-Assesses emotional, social, spiritual and financial needs of patient and family
-Develops plan of care to meet identified needs
-Provides direct counseling or refer patient and family to appropriate community agencies
-Provides bereavement support

SPIRITUAL COUNSELOR:
-Assesses spiritual needs of patient and family
-Develops care plan to meet identified needs
-Assists with memorial preparation
-Provides consultation to community clergy
-Provides spiritual counseling

BEREAVEMENT AND GRIEF SERVICES:
Grief is painful. Ultimately, there is no way around it, only through it. Our hospice bereavement services are open to the community and help people make this transition and adjust to their new life. Services are provided by hospice staff and volunteers trained in grief and loss. If you are concerned about your or someone else’s reactions to grief, our bereavement counselors are always here to help.

-Develop care plan to meet survivor needs for up to 13 months after patient’s death
-Develop memorial services
-Maintain verbal and written communication with family and friends
-Provide grief counseling and healing resources

VOLUNTEER SERVICES:
-Provides companionship and support to patient and family
-Provides needed non-medical services and respite time for caregivers and family
-Provides emotional support to family and friends at time of death and during bereavement

HOSPICE AIDE:
-Provides direct personal care to patient
-Provides comfort measures
-Reports identified needs to RN case managers

NURSING CARE:
-Assesses patient and family needs
-Develops care plan to meet identified needs

Counties Served
  • Maricopa
Organization Type
  • Hospice

11070 N 24th Avenue Ste. 200
Phoenix, Arizona 85029
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