A Day in the Life of a Hospice Nurse
Being a hospice nurse isn’t just a job, it’s a calling. Each day is an opportunity to bring comfort, dignity and quality of life to patients and their families. You’ll have the chance to form deep, lasting connections while guiding patients through their hospice journey and ensuring they receive the compassionate care they deserve.
BridgeCare™
When a patient makes the transition to hospice care they and their loved ones may have more questions and need extra support, information and education in those first few days during their hospice admission process. Our BridgeCare program™ ensures patients who are admitted on the weekend will have the daily support they need at the beginning of their hospice journey.
What Does It Mean To Be Age-Friendly Care Certified?
St. Croix Hospice has earned certification in the Age-Friendly Care Program through CHAP, highlighting our commitment to improving the care of older adults. By following the John A. Hartford Foundation’s 4Ms of Age-Friendly Care, we ensure patients receive safe, high-quality care that supports their unique needs and goals.
Hospice Care in the Midwest
St. Croix Hospice expert care teams live in the communities they serve. View our local branches for hospice care to find the location near you.
Bereavement Support
We understand the death of a loved one is only the beginning of a journey of grief. St. Croix Hospice provides bereavement support for up to 13 months after the death of a loved one. We’re here to answer your questions.
