• Professional Medical Oversight – Experienced nurses work closely with your doctor to ease pain, control symptoms like shortness of breath or nausea, and maintain the best possible comfort level
• Emotional and Psychological Support – Trained counselors and social workers guide patients and family members through anxiety, grief, and the emotional weight of terminal illness
• Spiritual Counseling Across All Traditions – Chaplains provide faith-based comfort, meditation, prayer, or simply a caring presence that respects your personal beliefs
• Daily Living Assistance – Certified home health aides offer dignified help with washing, dressing, eating, and moving safely around your Maywood home
• No-Cost Equipment and Supplies – We deliver hospital beds, oxygen systems, mobility aids, wound care materials, and other medical necessities directly to your door
• Around-the-Clock Nurse Access – A qualified nurse remains available by phone at all hours, including nights, weekends, and holidays

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Why Maywood Families Partner with LifeChoice

Deciding to pursue hospice care takes both courage and compassion. Maywood residents choose LifeChoice because we deliver clinical excellence wrapped in genuine warmth, honoring each patient's life story and supporting everyone touched by their illness. Founded by nurse Alex Roshko after recognizing deficiencies in his grandfather's hospice experience, our agency maintains a 98% family satisfaction rate built on trust and personalized attention.

We're fully accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Health Care and Medicare-certified, ensuring we meet stringent quality requirements. Our Hospice Analytics score of 80 out of 100 exceeds the national average significantly, reflecting our dedication to outstanding outcomes. Our team brings together physicians, nurses, social workers, chaplains, and trained volunteers who address every aspect of end-of-life care. Maywood's military veterans receive specialized attention through our We Honor Veterans program, which includes recognition ceremonies and support for service-related challenges. Grief counseling extends for 13 months after loss, helping families through bereavement.

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