VIA Health Partners - Cleveland County has served the community since 1985 and provides 24/7 hospice, palliative, pediatric, dementia, and veteran care.
End-of-life comfort care at home, in assisted living, long-term care, or hospitals
Seriously ill children and perinatal patients needing KidsPath® services
Veterans needing end-of-life care tailored to military-related physical and emotional needs
Emergency available
· Available 24/7, 365 days a year
VIA Health Partners - Cleveland County has served the community since 1985 and provides 24/7 hospice, palliative, pediatric, dementia, and veteran care.
End-of-life comfort care at home, in assisted living, long-term care, or hospitals
Seriously ill children and perinatal patients needing KidsPath® services
Veterans needing end-of-life care tailored to military-related physical and emotional needs
Emergency available
· Available 24/7, 365 days a year
VIA Health Partners - Cleveland County has served the community since 1985 and provides 24/7 hospice, palliative, pediatric, dementia, and veteran care.
End-of-life comfort care at home, in assisted living, long-term care, or hospitals
Seriously ill children and perinatal patients needing KidsPath® services
Veterans needing end-of-life care tailored to military-related physical and emotional needs
Emergency available
· Available 24/7, 365 days a year
Hospice is commonly covered by Medicare, Medicaid, or private insurance, but coverage details and possible patient costs vary. Ask the hospice provider to verify benefits and explain any uncovered services.
What should I look for when choosing hospice care?
Compare whether the provider serves the preferred setting, offers 24/7 clinical support, and has relevant programs such as dementia, veteran, pediatric, or palliative-care services.
How quickly can hospice help with an urgent symptom?
Via Health Partners states that it is available 24/7, 365 days a year. Ask any provider how it handles after-hours pain, breathing, medication, or caregiver concerns.
Who is hospice usually for?
Hospice is comfort-focused care for people with an advanced illness when treatment is no longer aimed primarily at curing the illness. A physician and the hospice team determine eligibility.