Queens NY Hospice & Palliative Care
Queens residents can obtain our hospice & palliative care in various ways.
Industry Leading Hospice and Palliative Care
Our industry-leading Palliative Care and Hospice Care, CalvaryCare® is available in the homes of our patients throughout Queens, NY and as well as within our four inpatient facilities throughout the New York metro-area; at Ozanam Hall of Queens Nursing Home in Bayside, at our Bronx inpatient hospital, at our 25-bed Brooklyn campus, and in Manhattan at the Dawn Greene Hospice at Mary Manning Walsh Home.
Calvary is the only hospice care provider in Queens, NY backed by its own hospital. As patients’ medical needs evolve, Calvary is able to easily transfer patients between home hospice care and our acute care inpatient facilities.
Calvary Hospital Hospice in Queens, NY
Offered throughout Queens, Manhattan and Brooklyn, Calvary Hospital Hospice is a Medicare-certified Hospice program, which provides care for patients through an interdisciplinary team designed to meet the needs of patients with a terminal prognosis.
Home Hospice Care in Queens NY
Through Calvary@Home, we provide home care and home hospice to patients throughout Queens, NY.
In the home setting, Calvary@Home partners with patients’ families to promote quality of life, address pain management needs and other symptoms. Our team also works to help prepare both the patient and their loved ones for what to expect in the final days of life.
Published data verifies that Calvary’s Home Care and Hospice program continues to exceed national and regional measures for the relief of symptoms.
You took care of everything…
“Dad worked double-overtime as an iron worker. Mom, triple-overtime raising the eight of us. Our final ‘thank you’ to them was our finest: Calvary. Calvary. Your expert staff became part of our family. First Dad at the Hospital. Then ten years later Mom with Calvary@Home. Both times you took care of everything, so all eight of us could simply be their offspring once again. There was no greater gift nor better thank-you that we could have given back to our Mom and Dad.”
– Susan, Kathy, Mike, Jeanne, Mary Lou, Charlene, John and Elaine McLaughlin
Have questions about Palliative Care?
Read this recent article by Kathleen Lynch, RN:
Understanding Palliative Care