Patients who require pain or symptom management receive 24-hour care until their condition stabilizes, when they may return home. Watch this video to see what admission to a house means for your care.
Each situation is assessed individually to determine the appropriate level of care. When symptoms are under control, patients may return home.
Save the dates and make plans to attend these April events:
April 16 10:30-2:30 p.m.
National Healthcare Decisions Day: Before I Die Campaign. Be a pop-up artist and share your dreams of what you want to do before you die on our outdoor chalk boards. Visit our main office, one of our 5 Thrift Stores or our table at Tuscawilla’s Art Park. Learn more here.
April 19 8:30 a.m.
Liberating Unmourned Loss—Healing a Soul Injury DVD Showing, The Elliott Center, Room B, 3231 SW 34th Ave. Ocala
RSVP to Jessica McCune: (352) 854-5231 or jmccune@hospiceofmarion.com
To meet the many needs of those with advancing illness, we strive to provide the most comprehensive care available in Marion County. We have expanded our services with a pre-hospice program called Transitions. It’s free and open to those still receiving treatment. Take the quiz to see if it’s right for you.
OUR WEBSITE is designed to provide you with the answers you need easily and quickly.
Still, we are just a phone call away. We’re here to help, so just call (352) 873-7400 for information, to find out how you can volunteer or donate to support our mission. Or email us at info@hospiceofmarion.com.
Below are Quick Links to help you learn more about the services of Hospice of Marion County.