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Palliative Care

Paying for Palliative Care:
What Are My Options?

Coverage for comfort-focused palliative care varies by provider and insurance plan.

Savior Hospice has one of the only licensed palliative Medicare programs in Arizona. Our services are 100% covered under Medicare and there is no out-of-pocket cost to you.

We are in-network with most medicaid programs.

If you have private insurance, you can check with your carrier or health plan to find out what is covered, what is not covered and whether you are responsible for co-pays, out-of-pocket costs or other charges. You can also call your team and we can run your insurance benefits for you.

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When you or a loved one is seriously ill, you will face many challenges – and we’re here to help.

  • PATIENTS
    If you’re a patient, our experienced team improves how you feel, both physically and emotionally. The team at Savior Palliative Care is deeply committed and highly skilled at providing care and other resources you require throughout the course of a serious illness.
  • CAREGIVERS
    If you’re a caregiver, we provide expert support as you care for your loved one. You can get education and coaching to be a more confident caregiver, as well as emotional and spiritual support to sustain you during the demands of caring.

The palliative care team works in partnership with your own doctor to provide an extra layer of support for you and your family.

What is Palliative Care?

WHAT: Savior Palliative Care offers coordination of care to late-stage, chronically ill patients struggling with daily living and disease management. We focus on managing the pain, symptoms and stress of a serious illness for patients of any age and at any stage of a disease.

Patients can receive palliative care in coordination with curative treatment from other health care providers. It is also an option for patients who are eligible for hospice, but are not yet ready to stop curative treatments or start of end-of-life care.

WHERE: Our palliative care services are provided wherever the patient lives – at home, a group home, an assisted living or skilled nursing facility.

WHO: The Savior team works directly with patient's physicians. Our care team works to educate and support patients and families. 

GOAL: The goal of palliative care is to make patients feel better and to provide improved coordination of medical services at reduced cost. With pain and symptom management, patients are less likely to need emergency care and hospitalization and they get to stay where they want to be – at home.

TYPES OF SERVICES:

  • Symptom management
  • Pain management
  • Help navigating treatment options
  • Advance care planning
  • Comfort measures that support quality of life and referrals to community resources

Source: National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization, 2019: “Palliative Care or Hospice?”

Call us to discuss a personalized plan of care to suit your loved one's needs.

Our Savior nursing team is available 24/7 to assist you.

Our Palliative Care Team

The Savior Palliative Care team consists of the team below:

Our clinical team is available to make home visits and will work closely with your primary care physician to address your needs. They are responsible for the medical management of the patient’s care.

Our licensed nurses are specially trained in pain and symptom management. They work to identify patient care needs, arrange for services, supplies and medications and are available to make visits 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Our professional social workers help patients and loved ones by identifying community resources, assist with final arrangements and provide emotional and psychological support.

Our nondenominational chaplains provide support for patients and their loves ones in a manner that respects and honors the patient’s wishes, religious or spiritual traditions and cultural rituals.

Who Should Receive Palliative Care?

According to The American Society of Clinical Oncology the following characteristics help identify a patient who should receive palliative care but not curative treatment; these characteristics are also applicable to patients with other diseases.

  • The patient has limited ability to care for himself.
  • The patient has received curative treatment and is no longer benefitting from it.
  • The patient does not qualify for an appropriate clinical trial.
  • There is no evidence that further treatment would be effective.

Savior Palliative • Tel (480) 320-4730 • Fax (602) 971-2147 • 4530 E Shea Boulevard Suite 175 Phoenix, AZ 85028-6042

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Call us to discuss a personalized care plan for you and your family.

Our Savior nursing team is available 24/7 to assist you.

Call us to discuss a personalized care plan for you and your family.

Our Savior nursing team is available 24/7 to assist you.

Request an In-Home Evaluation

Free In-Home Evaluation