ProCare Hospice of Nevada is family-owned and operated. We celebrate families of all kinds. Our mission is to combine professional medical care with family devotion to provide a dignified and comfortable end-of-life journey for everyone.
ProCare Hospice of Nevada services most of Clark County, including Las Vegas, Henderson and Boulder City as well as parts of Nye County, including Amargosa Valley, Crystal and Beatty. Please contact either one of our locations below, fill out our formhereor feel free to email us directly at info@procarehospicenv.com.
The ProCare Foundation takes a straightforward approach to understanding the hospice community, finding the problems that exist for patients, and developing solutions. We find new ways to raise awareness, increase outreach and facilitate collaboration in an effort to improve a patients quality of life, easing their journey through serious illness.
Throughout the State of Nevada, there are thousands of patients and families in need of financial assistance throughout their terminal illness and end-of-life care. Generous contributions like yours help cover medical costs for patients in need of financial assistance to provide essential comfort and symptom management, which may include support with necessary expenses such as rent or groceries, and absorb other costs that maintain or improve quality of life.
Supporting ProCare Foundation is the most direct way to provide patients and families facing a life-threatening or terminal illness with much-needed care and emotional support. Through your donation, you help meet the needs of these patients. Its donations like yours that help us grow ProCare Foundation into something truly remarkable.
ProCare Hospice is a family-owned and operated hospice. We take pride in celebrating families of all kinds. We know that having a member of the family with a terminal illness can lead to unexpected financial burdens.
Our Foundation strives to support those unexpected costs that have limited community resources. We also believe families time together should be focused on making memories, expressing love, and providing comfort.
Our Social Workers connect families to community and governmental resources but there are still unexpected costs without support that our foundation aims to cover. While medical visits for hospice staff are covered, additional comforting Therapeutic services and access to creating memories as a family and tangible legacy items are not.
We believe in taking care of patients and their families as we would our own. To make sure their focus is on each other and not the stresses of financial burdens. In order to help cover costs that go beyond normal care, we created the ProCare Hospice of Nevada Foundation.
We are indeed a for-profit hospice. As weve noted, however, there are many related costs to illnesses that are out of our control or a patients control. Many family members may have to take unpaid leave from work to be a caregiver, especially as an illness progresses. They can lose income or even their job.
In addition, we have seen great comfort and benefits to those patients and loved ones in our care from such therapeutic services like massage therapy, music therapy, aromatherapy, reiki, and pet therapy We seek to provide patients and families access to books, nail care, comfort items, and even clothes hygiene products. We also provide Child Life Services, which includes one on one work with children affected by illness or death. This service not only aims to provide families with access to creating memories but tangible resources for children to understand and cope with death. We also aim to provide families with tangible legacy items such as memory boxes, hand molds, handprints, heartbeat recordings, and photographs.
While we would love to provide those things for free, there is a cost. So that the costs are not transferred to our patients, we created the ProCare Hospice of Nevada Foundation to ensure they can be provided to all.
We believe strongly that everyone has a right to comfort, dignity, and the best possible quality of life for those with a terminal illness. We are passionate about what hospice means. We work with partners like NHPCO, We Honor Veterans, and NACG to identify and develop solutions for issues facing the hospice community and the patients we serve. We work to raise awareness of hospice and palliative care, to make sure everyone is aware of what hospice and palliative care services are, and provide factual information at both the adult and pediatric levels. We are also passionate about increasing outreach and services in underserved communities.
Within our community, there are thousands of patients and families in need of financial assistance throughout their terminal illness and end-of-life care. Your generous contribution helps cover those costs for patients in need, providing essential comfort. Your gift helps relieve a familys worry and allows them to focus on being there for their loved one at the end.
Support for our Child Life Services is one of the most critical aspects of the Foundation. Families with a child in pediatric hospice face additional burdens. We help provide those young patients in our care and their siblings, parents, and loved ones the access to a childs fundamental right to play. With the help of the Foundation, we provide developmentally-appropriate toys, new baby baskets, birthday celebrations, family activities, and events, as well as tangible legacy items.
Compassion Each patient, family and loved one deserves compassion, especially during the most vulnerable stage of life. This extends to our staff as well compassion to each other and to those we care for.
Dignity Each patient, family and loved one deserves dignity. We are all human and deserve the dignity of a comfortable, painless end. We all deserve to have someone with us at the end, just as someone was with us in the beginning.
Respect Each member of a family, each patient and each loved one deserves respect. Each person deserves to be treated with care and regard. No one is a number and no one, regardless of their circumstances, should be treated less than anyone else. We respect our staff and encourage respect among each other, just like any other family.
Honesty Each patient and loved one in their circle deserves honesty, especially at the end of life. Honest and open discussion may be hard, but at this critical time, there is no room for anything else. We believe in an ethical and open workplacethat encourages respectful attitudes and safe discussion of issues or challenges.
We are committed to improving the quality of life for those in our care. The core of the hospice care philosophy is that the care is patient and family-centered. It does not prolong life nor hasten death, but works to treat the person and their loved ones with comfort and dignity.
We know it would be almost impossible for any one person to bring together all the people and equipment that would be needed to care for someone with a terminal illness. We also know that no one will for a member of the family like another member of the family.
