ClearPath Hospice of Wichita
818 N Emporia #307 Wichita, Kansas 67214
316-440-6780
Service Overview
Service Overview
ClearPath Hospice of Wichita in provides compassionate, professional, and personalized hospice services to our patients and their families in the comfort of their homes. Browse our website or contact our office in Wichita, Kansas to learn more about what we have to offer for your loved ones.
What Is Hospice Care?
What Is Hospice Care?
Hospice care emphasizes comfort measures to provide physical, social, emotional, and spiritual support for our patients and their family members.
Hospice is for individuals who have a life-limiting illness with a prognosis of 6 months or less to live.
Individuals and their families choose and direct the care they feel will best help them live out the final chapter in their life.
Our Services
Our Services
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- Medical Director
- Registered Nurses
- Social Work
- Pain and Symptom Management
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- Volunteers
- Spiritual Care
- Nutritional Counseling
- Comfort Medications
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- Medical Equipment and Supplies
- Certified Nursing Assistants
- Respite Support
- Bereavement Counseling
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*We are Medicare-certified and hospice is covered 100% with no deductible for most Medicare beneficiaries. Most commercial insurances also provide a hospice benefit.
Giving the Gift of Hospice
Giving the Gift of Hospice
Your loved one may qualify to receive hospice services if you have noticed any of the following indicators of decline:
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- Falling more often
- Bruising more easily
- Sleeping more
- Increased forgetfulness
- Increase in trips to the ER or doctor’s office
- Weight loss
- Decrease in appetite
- Incontinence of bowel and bladder
- More pain
- Wounds that will not heal
- Shortness of breath
- Increase in medications
- Decreased independence with bathing, meals and eating, walking, dressing, and general hygiene