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- 825 Watters Creek Blvd Ste 205, Allen, TX 75013
When someone you love is facing a life-limiting illness, knowing what to do next can feel overwhelming. LoveWell Hospice provides compassionate hospice care in North Texas, helping patients and families focus on comfort, dignity, and meaningful time together.
Our team supports patients wherever they call home, including private homes, assisted living communities, memory care settings, and skilled nursing facilities. We work closely with families, physicians, and care teams to help manage symptoms, reduce stress, and provide steady guidance through each stage of care.
Hospice care is specialized medical care for individuals with a life expectancy of six months or less. The focus is not on curing illness, but on improving comfort, managing symptoms, and supporting both patients and families.
Hospice care includes:
Our hospice team helps manage pain and symptoms so your loved one can feel more comfortable, peaceful, and supported.
We provide compassionate hospice care in private homes, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing communities.
Our hospice nurses and aides provide attentive care, personal support, education, and reassurance for patients and families.
Nurses, physicians, social workers, chaplains, aides, and therapists work together to provide coordinated hospice care and 24/7 support.
Hospice respite care gives family caregivers time to rest while their loved one continues receiving compassionate care.
We offer emotional and spiritual support throughout hospice care, along with grief and bereavement support for loved ones.
Many families ask this question—and often wish they had called sooner. The truth is, hospice is not about waiting until the very end—it’s about getting the right support as early as possible to improve quality of life.
Hospice may be appropriate when:
We bring care directly to patients at home, in assisted living communities, memory care settings, and skilled nursing facilities throughout North Texas.
Your first step is simply reaching out to our care team. There is no pressure—just guidance and clarity.
Once hospice care is initiated, a registered nurse will visit the patient—usually at home or in their care facility.
We coordinate the delivery of medical equipment and support symptom management to help patients remain comfortable at home. Services may include:
After care begins, our team provides ongoing support based on the patient’s needs.
Medical Director
Nurse Practitioner
Registered Nurse Case Manager
Medication Management
Certified Nurse Aides
Durable Medical Equipment
Incontinent Supplies Provided
Spiritual Counselors
Community Resources
Licensed Medical Social Worker
Assistance with Power of Attorney and Advanced Directives
Customized Assistance
Social Engagement
Celebrations
Moment Makers
Child and Adult Grief Counseling
Assistance with Financial Arrangements
Thoughtfully tailored to each person’s needs, goals, and what matters most to them.
Adjusting visits, support, and services as needs shift — not the other way around.
Real people you know and trust, available when questions or changes arise.
Taking time to understand your story, preferences, and values so care feels personal, not routine.
Hospice is specialized support for people with a life expectancy of six months or less when treatments are no longer helping or no longer wanted. It focuses on comfort, dignity, and helping families feel supported at home.
Wherever you call home — your house, assisted living, or a family member’s home.
Your LoveWell Hospice team will include:
Nurses
A physician
A social worker
A chaplain
Hospice aide
On‑call support available 24/7
Everyone works together to support both the patient and the family.
Hospice covers pain and symptom management, medications related to comfort, medical equipment, nursing visits, emotional and spiritual support, personal care, and 24/7 on‑call help.
Not always. You can continue medications that support comfort and quality of life.
Your hospice nurse will explain what’s helpful and what may no longer be needed.
Yes. Your doctor can stay involved and work with the hospice team.
Visit frequency depends on your needs. Most families receive regular weekly visits, with additional support when symptoms change. A nurse is available 24/7 for urgent needs.
Hospice is covered by Medicare, Medicaid, and most private insurance plans.
Coverage includes medications, equipment, supplies, and all hospice services related to comfort.
Coverage usually includes nursing visits, medications related to comfort, medical equipment, supplies, and all hospice services connected to symptom relief.
Most families have little to no out‑of‑pocket costs. Your specific plan may include small copays for certain medications or supplies.
Yes. If you do not have insurance, call us and we will talk through your options.
Hospice may be helpful when someone is experiencing frequent hospitalizations, losing strength, needing more help with daily tasks, or no longer benefiting from treatments.
No. Hospice is not about giving up — it’s about focusing on comfort, connection, and what matters most in the time ahead.
Yes. Patients can stop hospice at any time and return to treatment if they choose. They can also re‑enroll later if needed.
Visits are based on your needs. Most families receive regular weekly visits, with additional support when symptoms change. A nurse is available 24/7 for urgent needs.
Yes. Hospice supports many conditions, including dementia, heart and lung disease, cancer, neurological conditions, and other serious illnesses.
If you or someone you love needs support, we’re here. Our team is available 24/7 to listen, answer questions, and walk with you through whatever comes next.
