Helping You Live Your Best Final Days with In-Home Hospice Support

When a person is terminally ill or in the final stage of life, every day truly matters. At New Star Home Health Care, we support adults with serious illness in living their final days with dignity, purpose, and emotional strength – all in the comfort and familiarity of their own homes. Our companions do more than assist with daily tasks; they offer genuine presence, help honor personal wishes, provide gentle motivation, and bring comfort, reassurance, and peace to every moment.

Personal Care Services

At times, the simplest things require a lot of effort to be done. The hospice home health aide takes care of bathing, grooming, and sharing a silent breakfast to make each moment smoother. They do not only provide help but also give the patient comfort, dignity, and peace – making you feel like a human being again, day after day, with love and calm presence and constant reassurance.

Companion Care Services

Being heard provides comfort and warmth of someone sitting next to you, not to solve any problems, but simply to be there. In case you feel the need for such support, our palliative care professionals will provide it. Having a cup of tea together with you, listening to your tales, or visiting you silently when you do not need words will be their practices.

Support for Your Wishes

The elderly are given the utmost support by caregivers during their daily activities, through emotional companionship, and also by making their homes safe and comfortable. Caregiving, apart from physical care, assures elderly people dignity, autonomy, good health, and a better life, thus they still feel respected, valued, and supported every day having a prominent quality of life.

Care Services That Truly Support You

Senior Home Care

Growing older means enjoying life with some extra help. From meals and house care to rides, our team of home health aides supports you to live your way.

Companion Care

A good chat, shared laugh, or walk turns ordinary days into joyful memories. Our companions bring warmth, so you never feel alone or forgotten.

Specialty Care

Life’s challenges vary, so does our help. We support Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, or recovery needs with personalized plans to help you live your best life.

Personal Care

Our caregivers help with bathing, dressing, and grooming with kindness. Just to make sure you feel confident and well cared for at all times.

Skilled Nursing

New Star’s licensed nurses bring expert care at home, be it wound care, medications, or health checks, all done in coordination with your doctor.

Get started with New Star Home Health Care

We provide compassionate, personalized support to help you heal, stay independent, and live with dignity.

Areas We Serve

Martin County, FL
Palm Beach County, FL
Indian River County, FL
St. Lucie County, FL
Okeechobee County, FL

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is A Hospice Nurse?

A qualified healthcare professional who provides care to people who are near death comes under this category. They mainly manage patients’ symptoms and give them medicines. Moreover, they provide comfort and emotional support in hospice to patients and their families. You can connect with hospice support groups with the help of these nurses.

How Long Does A Hospice Nurse Stay at Your House?

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Does Insurance Cover Hospice Care?

Yes, everything from nurse visits and medications to equipment like hospital beds is covered in this. Plans like Medicare, Medicaid, and many private insurers offer hospice coverage for these. You can even get hospice family support. So thoroughly check with your plan provider for in-depth details.

How Does Hospice Work at Home?

Home hospice care brings a team of professionals to the patient’s house. You will find nurses, home health aides, and advisors in this group. They are here to help you with daily personal tasks, manage symptoms, and give emotional and spiritual support. Their work is to keep you comfortable during this time.

How Long Do Hospice Patients Live?

This is for people whose doctors think will live six months or less. However, many people actually live longer, especially when they get good hospice care. On average, people stay in hospice for about 76 days. Some stay just a few weeks, others even longer. It all depends on your condition and how well you respond to care.