1. Understanding Hospice Care
   1. What is Hospice?
   2. Types of Hospice Care
   3. Who Can be Admitted?
   4. Life Limiting Illnesses
   5. End-of-Life Decisions
   6. Team Approach
   7. How is Care Paid For?
   8. FAQs about Hospice Care
2. Capital Hospice Services
3. Grief Services
4. Educational Services
5. Caregiver Support
6. Spiritual Support
7. Community Resources

Understanding Hospice Care

What is Capital Hospice?

Capital Hospice supports people living with advanced illness. This includes family members and caregivers. 

Our care is mainly provided in patients' homes, whether they be single family, assisted living, or nursing faciliities.

We have 31 professionals in our medical staff and 350 nurses, plus medical social services, chaplains, counselors, and certified nurse aides. We also have more than 750 dedicated and specially trained community volunteers.

Capital Hospice offers the greater Washington,DC, metro area::

• Sophisticated pain management
• Hospice-certified nursing and nurse aides
• Medical social services
• Help with securing needed medical equipment, medications, and information at home
• Support with insurance and Medicare submissions
• Licensed counseling
• Spiritual support through chaplains
• Volunteers for caregiver respite

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