Medical Alliance Staffing Resource
Hospice
Winston Salem, NC
Hospice
Winston Salem, NC
Hospice
Kernersville, NC
SECU Hospice Care Center of Yadkin offers 24/7 hospice care through Mountain Valley, serving 18 North Carolina and Virginia counties since 1983.
Emergency available · The referral team will be in touch within 48 hours.
Hospice
Winston-Salem, NC
Trellis Supportive Care provides hospice staff availability 24/7, a 40-room KBR Hospice Home, and services across 13 North Carolina counties.
Hospice
Winston Salem, NC
Reynolds Kate B Hospice Home provides 40 private rooms for hospice patients needing intensive care, with 24/7 staff and family amenities in Winston-Salem.
Emergency available
Hospice
Winston-Salem, NC
SECU Hospice Care Center of Yadkin offers 24/7 hospice care through Mountain Valley, serving 18 North Carolina and Virginia counties since 1983.
Emergency available · The referral team will be in touch within 48 hours.
Hospice
Winston-Salem, NC
Reynolds Kate B Hospice Home provides 40 private rooms for hospice patients needing intensive care, with 24/7 staff and family amenities in Winston-Salem.
Emergency available
Both options may be available. Hospice & Palliative Carecenter has the 40-room KBR Hospice Home for patients needing intensive care, while Mountain Valley supports hospice care across its service area and provides transportation between homes and hospice care centers.
Hospice & Palliative Carecenter reports staff availability 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Mountain Valley also reports 24/7 care and an after-hours phone number.
Costs depend on insurance, services, and care setting. Both listed providers state that insurance coverage or ability to pay is not a barrier to care, but families should confirm covered services and out-of-pocket costs during intake.
Mountain Valley says its referral team will contact families within 48 hours. Ask the provider how quickly an assessment can occur and what records are needed.
Hospice is intended for people with a terminal or potentially life-limiting illness who need comfort-focused support rather than routine outpatient treatment. A physician or hospice team can assess eligibility and explain whether palliative care may be appropriate earlier.