Wayne Hospice Care Services

We bring these vital hospice services directly to Wayne homes:

• Expert nursing care and pain management using proven protocols administered by registered nurses who track patient comfort and adjust medications to maintain relief
• Assistance with personal care needs helping patients with bathing, dressing, grooming, and mobility while respecting their privacy and preserving independence
• Essential medical equipment delivery including hospital beds, oxygen devices, mobility aids, and wound care supplies brought to your Wayne residence at no cost
• Psychological and emotional counseling from licensed social workers who help patients and families navigate the stress, sadness, and uncertainty of terminal illness
• Spiritual care reflecting your beliefs offering chaplains who provide comfort grounded in your faith tradition or personal worldview
• Military veteran hospice programs delivering specialized support through our We Honor Veterans initiative that addresses service-related physical and emotional needs‍
• Post-loss bereavement services providing grief counseling and memorial support to family members for up to 13 months after their loved one's passing

LifeChoice: Wayne's Hospice Care Leader

Wayne families place their trust in LifeChoice because our performance consistently demonstrates excellence. We've earned a 98% satisfaction rate and 4.9-star rating through dedicated service to families during their most vulnerable moments. Our agency carries ACHC accreditation and Medicare certification, and our quality score of 80 out of 100 far exceeds the national average of 67, confirming our ability to deliver superior clinical care and compassionate family support.

Over more than 15 years, we've learned that successful hospice care requires both medical proficiency and genuine human warmth. Our staff members monitor calls at 847-777-8888 continuously, ensuring Wayne families can always access immediate help during emergencies or receive answers to questions that arise. We're committed to serving the entire family unit—not just the patient—with skilled nursing care, emotional counseling, practical resources, and the steady, reassuring presence that helps everyone navigate this difficult transition with greater comfort and peace of mind.