Hospice brings with it new concerns for caregivers, but one thing you don’t need to worry about is how you’ll get your loved one’s medical supplies. In almost all cases, the hospice service provider will supply the medical equipment needed for hospice. Also, most insurance plans cover the costs of hospice care and the medical equipment it requires.
Our team at Dignity wants you to have all the information you need about hospice care and the availability of medical supplies. Below, we explain this important part of hospice care and answer some of the most common questions our families have.
Our Hospice Team Offers Comprehensive Care for Your Loved One
Dignity’s hospice services include everything your loved one needs for pain relief, comfort, and respect during their end-of-life care. We provide the necessary medical equipment and supplies to meet both their physical and emotional needs.
Examples of Supplies & Equipment We Can Provide
Dignity provides a variety of medical equipment to accommodate the wide-ranging needs of our patients. Some of the more common medical equipment and supplies we furnish during hospice care include the following:
- bandages
- bed rails
- bedside commodes
- cleaning wipes
- continence care supplies
- disposable gloves
- hospital beds
- lotions and ointments
- over bed tables
- oxygen equipment
- shower chairs
- soaps and shampoos
- toilet risers
- walkers
- wheelchairs
Who Pays for These Medical Supplies?
Most of our families or patients do not pay out-of-pocket for hospice supplies, medication, or equipment. Many insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicaid plans, cover hospice care costs in full. That coverage includes the costs of medications, medical supplies, and equipment necessary for in-home hospice care.
Learn More by Contacting Our Team
Make the end-of-life experience as comfortable as it can be with home hospice care. It's likely more affordable than you might think. Dignity Hospice provides comprehensive hospice care for terminal patients, including all required equipment and supplies.
Contact Dignity Hospice to begin hospice care for yourself or a loved one.