Heart 'n Home is committed to the idea that hospice isn't about dying. It's about living and making each journey the best it can be. It's about living life to its fullest, up to the final moment. It's about receiving comfort and care. It's about surrounding yourself and your loved ones with emotional physical and spiritual support. This is what we want people to understand and this is why we love what we do.
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Heart 'n Home is a locally owned and family operated company since establishment in March of 2004. Our core philosophy is to optimize the quality of life for individuals in the final stages of terminal illness.
Learn more about Heart 'n Home...The Heart ‘n Home Mission Statement and Family Core Values define our purpose, philosophy, and culture. Which provides direction to patients and families, employees, volunteers, and our community.
Click to view Mission & Values...Heart ‘n Home has the best employees in the world! Each employee goes through a background check as well as over 110 hours of new employee orientation to meet the standards of Heart ‘n Home.
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Volunteering for hospice is often so meaningful to people who try it, that they are inspired to share their experiences. Heart ‘n Home has Volunteers of all ages and with all different backgrounds. Each one is a valuable part to our hospice team.
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Heart 'n Home Hospice & Palliative Care provides Hospice Services to patients throughout Idaho's Treasure Valley and surrounding communities as well as Malheur, Baker, and Union Counties in Oregon. All Heart 'n Home Offices are open from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. with on-call Nursing Services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
1100 NW 12th Street Fruitland, ID 83619
Ph: 208-452-2663
Fx: 208-452-2665
306 S Washington Emmett, ID 83617
Ph: 208-365-2099
Fx: 208-365-2902
822 S 10th Avenue Caldwell, ID 83605
Ph: 208-454-0262
Fx: 208-454-0232
3557 E Overland Rd. Meridian, ID 83642
Ph: 208-288-1143
Fx: 208-288-1145
3370 10th Street, STE. E Baker City, OR 97814
Ph: 541-524-7688
Fx: 541-524-7682
Heart 'n Home Hospice & Palliative Care has never turned a patient away, regardless of ability to pay. All memorials and donations are given to the Heart 'n Home Foundation, a 501(c)3 organization. Their mission is to see that all within our reach can pass from this life with dignity and peace.
what is hospice
community education
The Heart 'n Home vision statement emphasizes the education that is entrenched throughout the Heart 'n Home culture; not only internal education, but education to our community. Heart 'n Home is striving to be a leader in providing quality end-of-life care and has presented multiple times at state and national conferences. Heart 'n Home believes in providing education to patients, families, and communities we serve and in 2009 provided over 230 in-services to physicians, facilities and other community agencies. Heart 'n Home has experts in a variety of healthcare areas, and is available to present at your meeting times and locations. If you have a special request for a topic not listed, that request can be filled. There is no fee for this service. Contact us today at 1-800-HOSPICE to request education piece or complete the form below and an Outreach Coordinator will contact you.
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This presentation covers what hospice services are available and the history of hospice care including the modern hospice movement, myths about hospice, frequently asked questions, the role of the hospice interdisciplinary team, and the services provided by hospice that are covered by Medicare.
TopHow do you tell when a patient could benefit from hospice services? This presentation will discuss hospice appropriateness and the tools available for clinical and non-clinical staff.
TopThis presentation explains the basics of hospice services, who and what is paid, and benefits of collaborating with hospice providers in providing end-of-life care.
TopAssisted living staff members are experts in long-term care and hospice team members are experts in end-of-life care. This presentation explains how the partnership between hospice
TopThis presentation covers hospice and the MDS. It explains the ways hospice benefits a facility and also how to identify a hospice appropriate resident by the MDS.
TopDoing a pain assessment on an individual that is cognitive and able to communicate is one thing, but how do we gather this information from residents with cognitive impairment? This presentation will explain how to recognize signs of pain and innovative ways of pain med delivery.
TopProviding care at the end-of-life requires skill and commitment. This presentation provides an overview of the philosophy of end-of-life care. It includes the philosophies of palliative, hospice, and long-term care. It also identifies issues that hinder or facilitate the provision of end-of-life care in nursing homes.
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