
Care that surrounds you personally, spiritually, and wholeheartedly.
YOUR CARE TEAM
At Superior Hospice, every patient is surrounded by a devoted care team — a team of skilled professionals, thoughtful companions, and loving supporters. While each team member brings their own training and expertise, they all share a single purpose: to bring peace, comfort, and presence during life’s most sacred moments.
At the heart of it all is the patient — their story, their voice, and the people they love.

Your Care Team
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meet your hospice care team
Each piece of the puzzle fits into place — working in harmony to care not only for the patient, but for the people who love them.Spiritual Care Coordinator
We honor all beliefs, backgrounds, and philosophies. Spiritual care is about meaning, connection, and peace — not doctrine. Our spiritual care coordinators provide presence, not persuasion. They assist with:- Life reflection and conversation
- Prayer, meditation, and memorial planning
- Crisis and spiritual support
- Reconnecting with faith, traditions, or community
Pharmacists
Behind the scenes, our hospice pharmacists ensure every medication serves the patient’s comfort — safely and effectively. They assist with:- Medication review and adjustments
- Avoiding harmful drug interactions
- Educating families on safe use
- Streamlining prescriptions for ease and clarity
Hospice Nurses
Our nurses are often the steady heartbeat of care — blending clinical skill with deep compassion. They assist with:- Pain and symptom management
- Safety assessments and education
- 24/7 medical support and guidance
- Aligning care with patient goals and family input
Volunteers
Sometimes, healing comes through presence. Hospice volunteers offer heartfelt connection through conversation, laughter, and simple kindness. They assist with:- Visiting patients and loved ones
- Providing respite for family caregivers
- Helping with small tasks or meals
- Supporting grief groups and remembrance
Integrative Therapies
Comfort looks different for everyone. Whether it’s a therapy dog, a soothing melody, or a warm massage, our integrative therapies support the whole person. They assist with:- Easing anxiety and discomfort
- Bringing joy through pet therapy, massage therapy or musical support
- Promoting calm, connection, and peace
Therapists – PT, OT, SLP
Our physical, occupational, and speech therapists help patients maintain comfort, movement, and independence — however possible. They assist with:- Gentle movement and breathing techniques
- Communication and swallowing support
- Conserving energy for daily comfort
- Home modifications for safety
Hospice Aides
With quiet strength and tenderness, our aides bring dignity to the everyday — from a gentle bath to a kind word, their presence comforts and reassures. They assist with:- Personal hygiene and grooming
- Light household tasks and meals
- Noticing and reporting changes in condition
- Providing companionship and routine comfort
Physicians – Hospice & Attending
Our physicians oversee the full scope of care — working with other team members, patients, and families to meet medical needs with clarity and compassion. They assist with:- Developing and guiding personalized care plans
- Managing pain and symptoms
- Supporting families through complex decisions
- Leading care coordination with clinical oversight
Family Friends & Community
The most powerful support often comes from those who know the patient best. Loved ones are caregivers, advocates, companions — and an essential part of the care team. We work closely with them to ensure care honors the patient’s values, comforts, and wishes. They provide:- Emotional support and advocacy
- Help coordinating visits and care
- Insight into preferences and needs
Care begins by listening.
The patient
Every care plan begins by listening. The patient’s wishes shape how we care — guiding our decisions, setting goals, and defining what dignity truly means to them. Hospice isn’t about what’s done to someone. It’s about what’s done for them — and with them.
The patient

Care begins by listening.
The patient
Every care plan begins by listening. The patient’s wishes shape how we care — guiding our decisions, setting goals, and defining what dignity truly means to them. Hospice isn’t about what’s done to someone. It’s about what’s done for them — and with them.
Family Friends & Community

Family Friends & Community
The most powerful support often comes from those who know the patient best. Loved ones are caregivers, advocates, companions — and an essential part of the care team. We work closely with them to ensure care honors the patient’s values, comforts, and wishes.
They provide:
- Emotional support and advocacy
- Help coordinating visits and care
- Insight into preferences and needs
Physicians - Hospice & Attending

Physicians – Hospice & Attending
Our physicians oversee the full scope of care — working with other team members, patients, and families to meet medical needs with clarity and compassion.
They assist with:
- Developing and guiding personalized care plans
- Managing pain and symptoms
- Supporting families through complex decisions
- Leading care coordination with clinical oversight
Hospice Nurses

Hospice Nurses
Our nurses are often the steady heartbeat of care — blending clinical skill with deep compassion.
They assist with:
- Pain and symptom management
- Safety assessments and education
- 24/7 medical support and guidance
- Aligning care with patient goals and family input
Hospice Aides

Hospice Aides
With quiet strength and tenderness, our aides bring dignity to the everyday — from a gentle bath to a kind word, their presence comforts and reassures.
They assist with:
- Personal hygiene and grooming
- Light household tasks and meals
- Noticing and reporting changes in condition
- Providing companionship and routine comfort
Social Workers

Social Workers
When decisions feel heavy, our social workers offer guidance. They’re here to help ease emotional burdens and connect families to the support they need.
They assist with:
- Care planning and emotional support
- Grief counseling and education
- Funeral planning and community services
- Leading support groups and navigating complex conversations
Spiritual Care Coordinators

Spiritual Care Coordinator
We honor all beliefs, backgrounds, and philosophies. Spiritual care is about meaning, connection, and peace — not doctrine. Our spiritual care coordinators provide presence, not persuasion.
They assist with:
- Life reflection and conversation
- Prayer, meditation, and memorial planning
- Crisis and spiritual support
- Reconnecting with faith, traditions, or community
Pharmacists

Pharmacists
Behind the scenes, our hospice pharmacists ensure every medication serves the patient’s comfort — safely and effectively.
They assist with:
- Medication review and adjustments
- Avoiding harmful drug interactions
- Educating families on safe use
- Streamlining prescriptions for ease and clarity
Therapists - PT, OT, SLP

Therapists – PT, OT, SLP
Our physical, occupational, and speech therapists help patients maintain comfort, movement, and independence — however possible.
They assist with:
- Gentle movement and breathing techniques
- Communication and swallowing support
- Conserving energy for daily comfort
- Home modifications for safety
Volunteers

Volunteers
Sometimes, healing comes through presence. Hospice volunteers offer heartfelt connection through conversation, laughter, and simple kindness.
They assist with:
- Visiting patients and loved ones
- Providing respite for family caregivers
- Helping with small tasks or meals
- Supporting grief groups and remembrance
Integrative Therapies

Integrative Therapies
Comfort looks different for everyone. Whether it’s a therapy dog, a soothing melody, or a warm massage, our integrative therapies support the whole person.
They assist with:
- Easing anxiety and discomfort
- Bringing joy through pet therapy, massage therapy or musical support
- Promoting calm, connection, and peace
Care begins by listening
THE CENTER OF THE PUZZLE: THE PATIENT

THE CIRCLE OF SUPPORT: MEET YOUR HOSPICE CARE TEAM
Each piece of the puzzle fits into place — working in harmony to care not only for the patient, but for the people who love them.
Family, Friends & Community
The most powerful support often comes from those who know the patient best. Loved ones are caregivers, advocates, companions — and an essential part of the care team. We work closely with them to ensure care honors the patient’s values, comforts, and wishes.
They provide:
- Emotional support and advocacy
- Help coordinating visits and care
- Insight into preferences and needs

Physicians – Hospice & Attending
Our physicians oversee the full scope of care — working with other team members, patients, and families to meet medical needs with clarity and compassion.
They assist with:
- Developing and guiding personalized care plans
- Managing pain and symptoms
- Supporting families through complex decisions
- Leading care coordination with clinical oversight

Hospice Nurses
Our nurses are often the steady heartbeat of care — blending clinical skill with deep compassion.
They assist with:
- Pain and symptom management
- Safety assessments and education
- 24/7 medical support and guidance
- Aligning care with patient goals and family input

Hospice Aides
With quiet strength and tenderness, our aides bring dignity to the everyday — from a gentle bath to a kind word, their presence comforts and reassures.
They assist with:
- Personal hygiene and grooming
- Light household tasks and meals
- Noticing and reporting changes in condition
- Providing companionship and routine comfort

Social Workers
When decisions feel heavy, our social workers offer guidance. They’re here to help ease emotional burdens and connect families to the support they need.
They assist with:
- Care planning and emotional support
- Grief counseling and education
- Funeral planning and community services
- Leading support groups and navigating complex conversations

Spiritual Care Coordinators
We honor all beliefs, backgrounds, and philosophies. Spiritual care is about meaning, connection, and peace — not doctrine. Our spiritual care coordinators provide presence, not persuasion.
They assist with:
- Life reflection and conversation
- Prayer, meditation, and memorial planning
- Crisis and spiritual support
- Reconnecting with faith, traditions, or community

Pharmacists
Behind the scenes, our hospice pharmacists ensure every medication serves the patient’s comfort — safely and effectively.
They assist with:
- Medication review and adjustments
- Avoiding harmful drug interactions
- Educating families on safe use
- Streamlining prescriptions for ease and clarity

Therapists – PT, OT, SLP
Our physical, occupational, and speech therapists help patients maintain comfort, movement, and independence — however possible.
They assist with:
- Gentle movement and breathing techniques
- Communication and swallowing support
- Conserving energy for daily comfort
- Home modifications for safety

Volunteers
Sometimes, healing comes through presence. Hospice volunteers offer heartfelt connection through conversation, laughter, and simple kindness.
They assist with:
- Visiting patients and loved ones
- Providing respite for family caregivers
- Helping with small tasks or meals
- Supporting grief groups and remembrance

Integrative Therapies
Comfort looks different for everyone. Whether it’s a therapy dog, a soothing melody, or a warm massage, our integrative therapies support the whole person.
They assist with:
- Easing anxiety and discomfort
- Bringing joy through pet therapy, massage therapy or musical support
- Promoting calm, connection, and peace

EVERY ROLE MATTERS EVERY MOMENT COUNTS
Hospice care is more than a service. It’s a community — built on compassion, connection, and presence. Every member of your care team is here not just to ease suffering, but to honor life, especially in its final chapter.
Together, we form a circle of love and support around the person at the center. And we walk this journey — hand in hand, heart to heart.
Social Workers
When decisions feel heavy, our social workers offer guidance. They’re here to help ease emotional burdens and connect families to the support they need. They assist with: