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AT Home Care & Hospice uses a team approach to assure continuity of care thoughout the hospice process.
One in three Americans is caring for a loved one with a serious illness. They find themselves looking for answers to important questions and making challenging decisions every day. It’s not something anyone should have to go through alone. AT Hospice is there to help families when they need it most.
AT Home cares for the terminally ill and helps patients live their final days to the fullest, as free as possible from disabling pain and mental anguish.
Our physicians actively participate in admission and eligibility decisions, as well as in-home visits for hospice patients.
In-home visits are performed by experienced and caring nurses. We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in availability and support.
AT Home’s specially trained interdisciplinary team of healthcare professionals provide the latest and most innovative approach to address all aspects of care.
A program supervised by a qualified bereavement coordinator which offers support and services.
Counseling for our patients and families. We help you through the emotional, financial, and spiritual process.
We deliver and set up everything needed, including hospital beds, oxygen tanks, and wheelchairs.
AT Home Care & Hospice offers different types of care for your loved one, including short-term Respite Care, General Inpatient Care provided in a Medicare-approved SNF, and Continuous Care provided in the home.
We are a proud We Honor Veterans partner recognized by the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization.
Licensed experts who adhere to the doctor’s plan of care. Services include:
Certified professionals who work very closely with our nurses to ensure there are not any gaps in your loved one’s care. Services include:
Licensed experts who go beyond traditional health care so your loved one is connected to all the resources they need to be as comfortable as possible. Services include:
Treating the whole person includes helping to meet the spiritual needs of the patient and family. A chaplain treats the whole person — mind, body, and spirit. While assessing the patient’s and family’s spiritual needs, they provide direct counseling, consult with community clergy, and provide bereavement support.
The Medical Director leads the hospice care team in developing a plan of care to meet each patient’s specific needs, provides consultation to physicians regarding hospice care, and certifies terminal prognosis as part of the hospice eligibility process.
Music Therapy – Music is used throughout our lives to enrich our experiences. Music therapy is often used in the same way for people facing the last days of their lives. Music therapists are valued members of the Premier Hospice care team. They are professionally trained musicians who entertain patients and families. Whether it’s writing a song, learning to play guitar, or getting acquainted with the beautiful nuances of sound, music therapy can create a relaxing atmosphere and/or become a fulfilling diversion for a hospice patient. Our therapists work closely with each patient, helping them set and achieve musical goals.
Pet Therapy – There is a unique relationship that develops between a person and their pet. It could be because pets are loyal, affectionate, and comforting, or it could simply be that they are good listeners. Many people who receive end-of-life care appreciate the comfort of having one of our specially trained pets (especially dogs) by their sides. Pet therapy is a way for people to experience joy – an emotion that isn’t often associated with a life-limiting illness.
Volunteers are specially trained to support you and your family through companionship, grief support, and caregiver relief.
AT Home provides the level of care that is most appropriate to meet your individual needs.
Provided to individuals in the comfort of their home, whether the home is a private residence, a long term care facility, or an assisting living community.
Short term inpatient care at a hospice-approved facility. Patients receive intense palliative treatments to address pain and symptom management. Once symptoms are controlled, the patient returns to their home.
This level of care is medically necessary care for patients who may be experiencing a medical crisis requiring more intense pain or symptom management for short term, round the clock support.
As needed for family members or caregiver relief up to 5 days on an occasional basis at a hospice approved facility.
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AT Home Care Hospice – Tri-Cities has been recognized by Strategic Healthcare Programs (SHP) as a “Premier Performer” for achieving an overall caregiver and family satisfaction score that ranked in the top 5% of all eligible SHP clients for the 2022 calendar year.
AT Home Care & Hospice is an established, full-service Virginia home health and hospice agency that provides a superior quality of services in a caring manner.
AT Home Care & Hospice prides itself by partnering with the We Honor Veterans Program. We have a team of highly-trained individuals who work with our Veteran patients during their time of need.
Patient services are provided without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex (an individual’s sex, gender identity, sex stereotyping, pregnancy, childbirth and related conditions) , sexual orientation, disability (mental or physical), communicable disease, or national origin.
Read our Notice of Nondiscrimination here.
