Serving the long-term-care community with excellence for 30 years.

As a long-term care provider, you have a lot on your plate. We know because Crossroads Hospice & Palliative Care grew up in the long-term care field and has witnessed its dramatic evolution over a span of 70+ years. In fact, we probably have more long-term care experience than anyone in the hospice field. We’re no strangers to Medicare and Medicaid regulations, state surveys, quality measures, CQIs, competitive pressures, consumer perceptions, or the tremendous amount of recordkeeping you face.

Learn how we can help your residents

We’re here to serve you with excellence by providing supportive care to your terminally ill residents and their families. Our admissions staff can help identify residents who qualify for hospice. We can assist with educating your staff and resident’s families about end-of-life signs and symptoms. We can also work with families who are struggling to understand what is happening to their loved one.

Give us the opportunity to show how we can improve symptom management to promote comfort of your terminally ill residents, reduce hospitalizations, and improve patient and family satisfaction with the care they are receiving at your facility.

Other ways Crossroads adds value:

Veteran Recognition Ceremonies

During special ceremonies, Crossroads’ chaplains honor and thank Veterans for their service. The presentation includes certificates and Crossroads’ Challenge Coins. The Coin features each United States military service branch.

Town Halls

We can facilitate informative, engaging town halls for your residents about hospice care and its benefits.

Advance Directive Seminar

We can help residents understand what they need to know about advance directive documents. A licensed social worker from Crossroads attends to help residents complete and notarize their living will and Durable Power of Attorney documents.  

In-services

Crossroads recognizes the importance of sharing its expertise through educational in-services that increase occupational knowledge and offer best practices.