Providing Home Care in West Bridgewater

Certified home care services are ordered by a physician, require skilled care (e.g. a nurse or physical therapist), and are paid for by Medicare or other health insurances.

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For over a century, NVNA and Hospice has been dedicated to offering quality home care, wellness, and public health services to our community. Our comprehensive continuum of care supports families through illness, loss, and grief. We prioritize high-quality patient care in the comforting setting of home, embodying the spirit of neighbors helping neighbors.

As the premier independent non-profit visiting nurse organization, NVNA and Hospice has become a cornerstone of our region, serving 5,000 families annually across 27 South Shore communities. We are committed to elevating the standard of care for patients with complex health issues and those who are terminally ill, ensuring that our patients and their families always come first.

Review Services for West Bridgewater Patients

Skilled Nurses

Skilled nursing involves managing care plans, assessing patient needs, and educating patients, families, and caregivers for maintaining health and independence. Nurses handle clinical tasks such as medication management, post-surgical care, disease management, and dietary education to support self-management and well-being.

Hospice Care

Our West Bridgewater hospice care services prioritize professional medical care, focusing on pain management and symptom relief for patients nearing the end of life. We deeply respect patients' and families' autonomy, encouraging active participation in crafting their care plans to ensure comfort and dignity during this journey.

Private Duty

Private duty services in West Bridgewater involve caregivers visiting patients at home to aid with daily living tasks, ensuring personalized care and comfort. These services are tailored to offer comprehensive support, providing both clients and their families with reassurance and assistance as needed.

Home Care

Our home care services, which are certified by physicians, offer skilled care such as nursing or physical therapy, covered by Medicare or other health insurance plans.

Palliative Care

Palliative care offers a holistic and individualized approach, enhancing quality of life and alleviating suffering for patients and families facing serious illness. It prioritizes what matters most to [Abington] patients as whole individuals, going beyond medical diagnoses to address their unique needs and preferences.

Bereavement Support for West Bridgewater

Bereavement Services

Our West Bridgewater bereavement services offer comprehensive support, addressing the psychological, emotional, and spiritual needs of individuals navigating life after the loss of a loved one. With care lasting thirteen months, families and caregivers receive ongoing guidance and assistance to cope with the challenges of grief.

Spiritual
Support

Our spiritual care team provides compassionate support for individuals navigating profound emotional and spiritual questions. They offer regular visits and are available to address concerns, explore feelings, and provide guidance for those seeking spiritual solace during challenging times.

Support
Groups

As part of our community-focused mission, NVNA and Hospice extends support through various programs, including support groups, disease-specific education, health screenings, and informational forums. These initiatives aim to provide holistic wellness and public health services to our neighbors in West Bridgewater.

Visit the Pat Roche Hospice Home

The Pat Roche Hospice Home offers a serene setting with 12 beds for individuals with life-limiting illnesses. As a non-profit independent hospice home near West Bridgewater, we prioritize providing residents with a dignified and tranquil environment during their end-of-life journey.

“Thank you so much for the support in our loved one’s last few days. Although it was a short time, it was incredibly helpful to be supported by such a professional and caring group of people.”

– Grateful patient family