Choose comfort.

Two important words. Each one matters.

Comfort is what hospice provides. Not giving up, and not doing nothing: a specialized kind of medicine aimed at pain, breathing, anxiety, sleep, and the ordinary business of a day. It is delivered by a team, and it comes to wherever home is. Families who have experienced it often describe it as the first time in a long illness that anyone asked what they wanted.

Choose is the part most families don’t know they can do. When a hospital or a doctor’s office raises hospice, a name usually comes with it. It is easy to assume the decision has been made. It hasn’t. The choice of hospice belongs to you, and the differences between providers are real: who comes to the house and how often, what happens when needs get complicated, who owns the organization, and what the family gets afterward.

Ohio’s Hospice is a nonprofit, and we will help you answer those questions honestly, even if the answer isn’t us. If it is, we are ready.
Choose comfort. It’s your choice, and these five questions will help you make it.