Who
We Are
Caring for your family as if they were our own.
Uplift™ Hospice is a local, family-owned and operated business. Our leadership team includes medical professionals who have decades of experience in hospice and healthcare. We understand the profound impact that quality hospice care can provide after caring for countless patients and seeing our own family members receive care as well. If you want a team that will truly listen and design an individualized plan of care, Uplift™ Hospice would be honored to care for your loved ones.
We are local and family-owned
We are a family-owned business that works hard each day to care for your loved ones. We treat our patients and employees as if they were our own family and make every interaction count.
We focus on high-quality, individualized care
We seek to go above and beyond the minimum standard of care. We believe that high-quality, individualized care is key to make patients and families feel at ease during this stage of life.
We care deeply about our team
We believe that in order to provide the highest standard of care available, it starts with retaining the most talented employees in healthcare. We focus on fostering an environment of respect, trust, and appreciation where incredible employees can grow and thrive.
What is hospice care?
Hospice care is specialized care for those who are experiencing a life-limiting illness. The goal of hospice care is to provide comfort-based care that maximizes quality of life. This care is provided by a team of health professionals who focus on the patient as a whole, utilizing a holistic and individualized approach.
Who is eligible for hospice care?
Any individual who has a life-limiting illness is eligible for hospice care. Patients have little to no out-of-pocket expenses as hospice care is covered under Medicare.
Where can you receive hospice care?
Hospice care can be provided at any place a person calls home. This includes a private residence, group home, skilled nursing facility, hospital, or an assisted living facility.
