Where can I Receive Palliative Care in my Community?
You can receive palliative care services through Cherish Hospice across various communities in Ohio and Indiana. The organization provides care directly in the patient’s neighborhood, ensuring families do not have to travel far for support.
Primary Service Locations
Cherish Hospice maintains physical office locations in the following cities:
- Springfield, Ohio
- Canton, Ohio
- Warsaw, Indiana
Extended Service Areas
Their service network extends beyond these immediate cities to support several surrounding regions, including:
- Dayton, Ohio
- Youngstown, Ohio
- Akron, Ohio
- Fort Wayne, Indiana
Programs for Different Needs
- Palliative Care: Integrated alongside active treatments like chemotherapy, focusing on symptom management and quality of life.
- Bridge Program: Designed for patients in these communities who do not yet qualify for hospice but need nursing guidance, disease management, and advance care planning.
- 24/7 Response Team: A dedicated team is available around the clock to provide hands-on care and answer questions for families within these service areas.
Because every situation is unique, it is recommended to contact Cherish Hospice directly at +1 (877) 234-7474 to confirm the exact service availability for your specific location and to begin the intake process.
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