Colorado Hospice Care
Comfort for today.
Dignity in every moment.
Our hospice team provides compassionate medical, emotional, and spiritual support that brings comfort, preserves dignity, and helps families make the most of every moment together.
Support for Every Part of the Journey
From symptom management to emotional and spiritual support, our hospice team helps patients and families feel cared for, informed, and supported.
Pain & Symptom Management
Personalized clinical support helps manage pain, breathing difficulties, nausea, anxiety, and other symptoms affecting comfort.
Learn MoreHospice Nursing Care
Our nurses monitor changing needs, coordinate medications, educate caregivers, and provide ongoing clinical guidance.
Learn MoreEmotional & Family Support
Social workers help families understand care decisions, access resources, communicate openly, and prepare for what lies ahead.
Learn MoreSpiritual Care
Respectful spiritual support is available according to each patient’s personal values, beliefs, traditions, and wishes.
Learn MoreGrief & Bereavement Support
Families continue to receive compassionate guidance and grief support following the loss of a loved one.
Learn MoreHow Hospice Works
Hospice care is designed to support patients and families through every stage of serious illness with comfort-focused care, guidance, and coordinated support.
The process begins with a conversation. We take time to understand the patient’s condition, answer questions about hospice care, explain available services, and help families understand what support may look like moving forward. This step is focused on clarity, comfort, and helping families feel less overwhelmed during a difficult time.
A licensed hospice nurse completes a comprehensive assessment to better understand the patient’s medical condition, symptoms, medications, goals of care, and overall needs. Our team also works with physicians and facilities to confirm eligibility and ensure a smooth transition into hospice services.
Every patient receives an individualized care plan focused on comfort, dignity, and quality of life. The hospice team coordinates nursing visits, symptom management, medications, medical equipment, emotional support, spiritual care, and family guidance based on the patient’s unique situation and preferences.
Hospice care continues through regular visits and ongoing communication between nurses, aides, social workers, chaplains, physicians, caregivers, and facilities. As needs change, the care plan is adjusted to help manage symptoms, provide emotional support, and maintain comfort throughout the journey.
Support does not stop after business hours. Our hospice team remains available day or night for urgent concerns, symptom changes, emotional support, and guidance during difficult moments. Families are never expected to navigate crises or uncertainty alone.
Hospice is not about giving up — it is about improving comfort, reducing stress, and helping families feel supported through difficult moments.
What Makes AnovaCare Different
Hospice care is not only about clinical support — it is also about responsiveness, communication, trust, and helping families feel supported during one of life’s most difficult transitions.
Families often reach out during stressful and emotionally overwhelming moments. Our team responds quickly to questions, referrals, evaluations, symptom concerns, and urgent support needs so patients and families are not left waiting during critical situations.
Hospice care involves multiple people working together, including physicians, nurses, aides, social workers, chaplains, pharmacies, caregivers, and facilities. We prioritize clear communication and coordinated updates so everyone involved remains informed, aligned, and supported throughout the care journey.
Our interdisciplinary hospice team brings together clinical experience, compassion, and patient-centered care. Nurses, aides, social workers, chaplains, and support staff work collaboratively to help manage symptoms, provide emotional support, and improve quality of life for both patients and families.
Hospice care extends beyond the patient alone. Families often need emotional reassurance, education, practical guidance, and ongoing support throughout the process. Our team helps caregivers understand what to expect, how to respond to changes, and how to feel less alone during difficult moments.
Questions, symptoms, and urgent concerns do not follow a schedule. Our hospice team remains available day and night to provide guidance, answer urgent calls, coordinate care needs, and help families navigate unexpected changes with greater confidence and peace of mind.
Real words from real families.
We let our patients and their families speak for us.
"A wonderful experience from beginning to end. They helped us find a great match for my mother and communicated with us every step of the way."
"Roxanne was at the house within 15 minutes and was able to calm my godmother down as soon as she walked through the door."
"My caregiver is Krystin and I love her so much. She really cares about me and has such a positive and uplifting attitude every time I see her."
Frequently Asked Questions About Hospice Care
Honest answers for patients, families, and caregivers navigating hospice care, eligibility, support services, and what to expect throughout the hospice journey.
Caring for families
across Colorado.
We currently serve families in Denver and Colorado Springs, with more communities on the way.
Let's talk about
what comes next.
Whether you're exploring hospice care, have questions about eligibility, or need support for a loved one, our team is here to listen, guide, and help you make informed decisions with confidence.