The Proactive Difference
Because Every Moment Matters
At Proactive Hospice Care, we don’t just provide care
we provide comfort, compassion, and connection when it matters most.
At Proactive Hospice Care, we believe every patient deserves comfort, dignity, and peace throughout life’s final journey. Our mission is to provide compassionate, comprehensive care that supports both patients and their families, physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
Our dedicated team is available 24/7 to provide comfort and dignity, ensuring patients can live their final days with peace. We also offer bereavement support and grief counseling for families, providing care that extends beyond the patient. Choose Proactive Hospice for a supportive and personalized end-of-life journey.
Our Hospice Care Services Include:

Expert Pain and Symptom Management
Our skilled team of hospice professionals specializes in pain management and symptom control to ensure maximum comfort. We work with physicians to create a personalized plan that addresses physical symptoms, allowing patients to live their final days with peace and dignity.

Emotional and Spiritual Support
We understand the emotional journey of both patients and families. Our compassionate team provides one-on-one counseling, guidance, and companionship. We offer a supportive presence and assist with coping strategies to help navigate the emotional and spiritual challenges of this life stage.

Personal Care Assistance
To maintain comfort and dignity, our certified nursing assistants provide personal assistance with showers and dressing. This support enhances each patient’s quality of life and helps reduce the burden on family members.
Medical Equipment and Supplies
We coordinate the delivery and setup of all necessary medical equipment and supplies to the patient's home, including hospital beds, oxygen therapy, and other essential items. This ensures you have everything you need without leaving the house.

Bereavement Support Services
Our care extends beyond the patient. We offer comprehensive bereavement support for families, including counseling, support groups, and educational resources to help loved ones cope with grief and loss. We are committed to supporting you every step of the way, even after your loved one has passed.

24/7 On-Call Support
Our dedicated team is available around the clock to provide guidance, answer questions, and address any concerns that may arise. You can rest assured that help is always just a phone call away, providing peace of mind for both patients and their families.
Proactive Hospice Care Team
Supporting patients and families with compassion, expertise, and understanding.
Comprehensive Care
At Proactive Hospice Care, we provide comprehensive support for both patients and their families, ensuring comfort, guidance, and peace of mind throughout every stage of care. While hospice services are not provided 24 hours a day, our dedicated team can schedule visits as frequently as needed to meet patient needs.
We also understand the challenges caregivers face, which is why we offer caregiver education, respite support, and assistance in arranging additional in-home help when needed. Our goal is to make sure every family feels fully supported, never alone, and always confident in the quality of care their loved one receives.
Meet Our Hospice Care Team
At Proactive Hospice Care, our interdisciplinary team works together to meet the medical, emotional, and spiritual needs of every patient and family. Each role plays a vital part in ensuring comfort, dignity, and compassionate care.
We also understand the challenges caregivers face, which is why we offer caregiver education, respite support, and assistance in arranging additional in-home help when needed. Our goal is to make sure every family feels fully supported, never alone, and always confident in the quality of care their loved one receives.
Hospice Medical Director
Oversee the patient’s care plan, ensuring the highest medical standards and coordinating with attending physicians to manage pain, symptoms, and medications.
Hospice Nurse (RN/LPN)
Our licensed therapists help restore mobility, strength, and balance after illness, surgery, or injury, supporting greater independence and confidence.
Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)
Supports patients and families through emotional counseling, care coordination, and access to community resources to ease stress during the hospice journey.
Medical Social Worker
Supports patients and families through emotional counseling, care coordination, and access to community resources to ease stress during the hospice journey.
Chaplain / Spiritual Counselor
Provides spiritual and emotional support based on each patient’s personal faith, values, and beliefs, fostering peace and comfort for both patient and family.
Bereavement Coordinator
Provides spiritual and emotional support based on each patient’s personal faith, values, and beliefs, fostering peace and comfort for both patient and family.
Volunteer Coordinator
Trains and matches volunteers who provide companionship, respite for caregivers, and meaningful emotional support to patients and families.
Hospice Volunteers
Extend warmth, companionship, and comfort through friendly visits, conversation, reading, or simply being present, making a lasting difference in patients’ lives.
Frequently Asked Questions about Home Hospice Care
Proactive Hospice provides compassionate home hospice care for families in Macomb, Oakland, and Wayne counties. Here are some of the most common questions we receive to help you understand what hospice is and how it can help.
What is hospice care?
Hospice care is a specialized form of medical care for individuals facing a terminal illness with a prognosis of six months or less. It focuses on providing comfort, dignity, and a better quality of life by managing pain and other symptoms, rather than seeking a cure. Our goal is to support the patient and their family emotionally, spiritually, and physically, allowing them to live their final days with peace in the comfort of their own home.
Who is eligible for hospice services?
To be eligible for hospice care, a patient must have a terminal illness with a life expectancy of six months or less, as certified by a physician. The patient must also be willing to stop curative treatments for the terminal illness and instead focus on comfort-based care.
What is the cost of hospice care?
Is it covered by insurance? For most patients, hospice care is fully covered by Medicare, Medicaid, and most private insurance plans. These benefits typically cover the entire cost of the hospice team’s visits, necessary medical equipment (like a hospital bed or oxygen), and medications related to the terminal illness. Proactive Hospice will work directly with your insurance provider to verify coverage and handle all billing.
Where can hospice care be provided?
Hospice care can be provided wherever the patient calls home. This includes a private residence, a relative’s home, a nursing home, or an assisted living facility. Our team comes to you, allowing the patient to remain in a familiar and comforting environment surrounded by loved ones.
Does hospice mean giving up hope?
Absolutely not. While hospice focuses on comfort rather than a cure, it redefines what hope means. We help patients and families find hope for comfort, peace, and dignity. Our compassionate care allows patients to live their final days to the fullest, creating a peaceful and meaningful end-of-life journey.
How do I start hospice services with Proactive Hospice?
Getting started is simple. You can call us directly, and our team will guide you through the process. We will work with the patient’s physician to get a medical order for hospice care. Once eligibility is confirmed, we will schedule an initial visit to create a personalized care plan and begin services promptly.
What kind of care and services does the hospice team provide?
Our comprehensive hospice team provides a wide range of services, including:
- Pain and symptom management by a hospice nurse.
- Personal care assistance from a hospice aide.
- Emotional and spiritual support from a social worker and chaplain.
- Medical equipment and supplies delivered to the home.
- Bereavement support for families that continues for up to 13 months.
- 24/7 on-call support for guidance and emergencies.
How long can a patient receive hospice care?
A patient can receive hospice care for as long as a physician certifies that they have a life expectancy of six months or less. If a patient lives longer than six months, a physician can re-certify them to continue receiving care, as long as they continue to meet the eligibility criteria.
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