Since we began caring for our first client in 1977, Hospice of Spokane has worked hard to keep each individual in whatever setting they call home, be that a house, an apartment, a nursing home, or somewhere else. We do this because we know home is where most people want to spend their final days.

In some cases, staying at home isn’t an option. Perhaps managing pain and symptoms at home is too difficult or impractical for your caregiver. Maybe you don’t have someone to help care for you.

Whatever your situation, all you need to do is call Hospice of Spokane at 509.456.0438 and talk with an admissions nurse. We will work to get you the care you need, in the setting that is right for you, so you can have the comfort, dignity, and peace of mind you deserve.

Located at the corner of Seventh and Chandler (367 E. 7th, see the map), you’ll be in a central location. Your visitors will have easy access to the freeway, and will find many services—hotels, restaurants, etc.—situated nearby.

As a resident of the hospice house, you will have a private room with many of the comforts of home and space for visiting family and friends.

You will also have all of the medical, emotional, and spiritual care services Hospice of Spokane has to offer. Physicians. Nurses and nurse aides. Social workers and grief counselors. Chaplains. All coming right to you to help in their own ways. And the door is always open for your personal doctor to care for you in the hospice house.

When you are in the hospice house, don’t worry about the prescription drugs related to your terminal illness-- we’ll take care of them. If you need special equipment that we don’t have in the house, or your treatment calls for special therapies, we’ll address those needs, too.

Being in the hospice house means you can get the same level of hospice care you would receive in a hospital or nursing home. Being in the house means you won’t need to move from one location to another as your health changes.

At the hospice house you and you family will feel right at home. Have a meal in the family dining room, or have it in the privacy of your own room. Sit and watch the day go by from the interior courtyard or in one of the gardens. Play a game of cribbage in the great room. Get a breath of fresh air on your private patio. Sit, contemplate, meditate or pray in the reflection room. Take a bath in the spa room. Children can even play in a room built especially for them.

Hospice of Spokane is our area’s only not-for-profit hospice organization. Thanks to donations from people and businesses, we are able to care for anyone who needs hospice care, not just those who can afford it. Hospice of Spokane is a 501(c)(3)
and donations are deductible as the law allows.