Why Choose Hestia?
Flexible Plan Options
24/7 Access
Network of Professionals
Continued Care No Matter What
What is Palliative Home Care?
Palliative care at home offers skilled nursing services in the home.
MEDICATIONS
Helping you or your loved one remember to take medications.
MEDICAL DECISIONS
As your continued support, Hestian carers will help advise you on the best medical decisions for your continued care.
COORDINATION
Your carer will work as your coordinator for medications, doctor's visits, family time, and more.
SYMPTOM MANAGEMENT
Your palliative care team will help with pain and symptom management.
IADLs
Your carer will help you with Instrumental Activities of Daily Living such as shopping, laundry, and appointment keeping.
ADLs
Your carer will help you with all Activities of Daily Living including nutrition, hygiene, and transfers.
ERRANDS
Your carer will also help with day-to-day errands.
EDUCATE
Palliative carers will help educate you and your family on the best habits and routines to foster as you recover from your illness.
SUPPORT
Palliative care is not just physical support. It is also emotional support for both patient and family.
"I am impressed with how accommodating the staff was from the very beginning and how creative they were in finding solutions. I continue to recommend Hestia to everyone I talk to.”
"I have nothing but praise for Hestia: a thoughtful, conscientious staff; accommodating and flexible to our schedule; always checking in with us to see what we need and what they can improve on. I would highly recommend their services."
"Hestia is an amazing company offering a service that is very much needed in this area! The team of caregivers are top notch, could not ask for better care for our loved ones in the community! The management and office staff are friendly and very helpful to answer questions and help guide us through the process. If you or your loved one need some extra help and cant seem to find the right fit for you, this company can provide that for you! Thanks Hestia!"
The Hestia Promise
Hestia promises to provide consistent, professional care. Our goal is to keep you comfortable at home and to improve your quality of living throughout your illness.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Palliative Care the same as Hospice?
No. Palliative care differs from Hospice in that palliative care strives to provide support with the goal of recovery. Hospice is end-of-life support with the intention of maintaining comfort in the patient's last days at home.
Can I move away from Palliative Care?
Of course! We hope to be your support network until you can recover from your illness. If so, we are happy to switch you to long-term, respite, or short-term care as needed.
Do you work with the VA?
Yes. Hestia works with the VA to supplement or provide full-coverage for your in-home care.
Will I need to change my carer?
With Hestia, you have a network of people ready to provide the skilled care you need. Depending on your situation, we may assign a different carer to better suit your specific medical needs during your care.
Will I need to give up my doctor?
No. Your palliative care team will work with your doctor to provide support and offer continuous care.
Do you offer 24/7 care?
If needed, Hestia can provide as much as constant 24-hour care for you or your loved one.
Carrie Stensrud
“Hestia is the primary reason for my dad's improvement. It was not until he was able to be in his home that he showed significant and meaningful recovery after a 6 week hospitalization. Your services are very much appreciated and your staff is wonderful. Thank you for working with us and working to get people back in their homes.”
Pete Talbot
"I have nothing but praise for Hestia: a thoughtful, conscientious staff; accommodating and flexible to our schedule; always checking in with us to see what we need and what they can improve on. I would highly recommend their services."
Margie Steffes
"They were wonderful in my time of need. I can't say enough about how great they were with support and encouragement for both my husband and myself. I had to go to work and they were there for me. The caregiver was the best thing ever for my husband who was dying. They are all so supportive."