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Chaplain Services and Medical Social Workers Near Plano, TX
Ameri Hospice will help the patient and the family members acquire the support they need through Medical Social Workers (MSWs), Spiritual Counselors, Chaplains, and other religiously affiliated individuals who provide support for hospice clients and family members. The services are extended to family members as well, knowing that the patient’s condition also affects not only the physical but also their psychosocial status. Ameri Hospice recognizes the need to support family members during times of crisis.
Services Provided by Ameri Hospice through Our Licensed Medical Social Workers, Chaplains, and Counselors:
- Hospital discharge and transfer to hospice care on behalf of the client/family
- Coordinate transfer to Inpatient care and follow-up visit
- Coordinate transfer to the Nursing Facility and follow-up visit
- Coordinate Respite Care
- Assisting in the development of the Care Plan
- Assist in availing community resources and financial aid
- Guidance on Healthcare Policies
- Advance Directives
- Psychosocial assessment of the patient and family members
- Coordinate the DME requirement
- Patient counseling
- Family Counseling, either individual or in a group
- Grief/Bereavement Counseling
- Helping the family adjust to loss or change
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For more information about the role of a Medical Social Worker (MSW) or Chaplain in Hospice Care, please contact our care coordinator at 1-877-786-0099.
What Sets Our MSW and Chaplain Services Plano Apart?
What happens when emotional and spiritual care becomes just as important as physical care? That’s where our team of Medical Social Workers and Chaplains steps in. At Ameri Hospice, we understand that serious illness affects more than just the body—it impacts the mind, heart, and relationships, too.
Have you ever wondered who helps families navigate the emotional waves that come with end-of-life care? Our MSWs help bridge that gap, offering emotional support, helping coordinate services, and guiding families through practical concerns like advance directives and community support options. Their insight into healthcare systems and local resources brings clarity during an overwhelming time. That’s why many families turn to our MSW counseling services in Irving, Plano for trusted, compassionate guidance during hospice care.
Chaplains and spiritual counselors, on the other hand, provide comfort that isn’t confined to any one religion or belief. Whether a patient seeks prayer, reflection, or simply someone to talk to, our chaplains meet them where they are, without judgment. Their mission is to provide peace and understanding, even in uncertain times.
Contact Us for Emotional & Spiritual Support
Unlike standard care approaches, our services are holistic. This means that we extend support not only to the patient but also to their loved ones, helping everyone cope, connect, and heal. From grief counseling to spiritual presence at the bedside, our professionals are here for every step of the journey.
Whether it’s coordinating continuous care, helping with Medicare forms, or simply listening, our team is committed to compassion-driven care. It’s not just about what we do—it’s about how we do it: with empathy, respect, and presence.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a Medical Social Worker do in hospice care near Plano?
A Medical Social Worker (MSW) supports patients and their families by addressing emotional, social, and practical challenges related to end-of-life care. They also connect families with resources, coordinate services, and offer counseling, often during scheduled home visits.
Are chaplain services near me available to people of all faiths or no faith in Plano?
Yes, hospice chaplains are trained to support people of all religious backgrounds and those who do not identify with a faith. Their goal is to provide emotional and spiritual support in a way that respects the individual’s beliefs.
How do social workers help families during hospice care?
Social workers offer guidance on care planning, financial aid, healthcare directives, and emotional support. They also help families navigate grief and adjust to changes as care progresses.
Is grief counseling only for after the patient has passed?
Not at all. Grief and bereavement counseling can begin during hospice care to help family members prepare emotionally and mentally for loss and transition.
Can I request both an MSW and a chaplain for my loved one?
Absolutely. Hospice care is personalized; patients or families can request services from both professionals to support their emotional and spiritual needs.
Let’s Talk Care
Deciding on hospice care can be emotional, but we’ve got you! Our team at Ameri Hospice is here to answer your questions and provide guidance.
Business Hours
- Tuesday through Saturday 10A - 6P
