Support That Continues, Long After Goodbye.
Grief doesn’t follow a schedule. Choice Hospice offers many approaches to dealing with loss for our families, and for our wider community for up to 13 months and beyond.
Grief, Met with Compassion.
Bereavement is the period of grief and mourning after a loss. Everyone experiences it differently — and there is no right or wrong way to grieve.
Our bereavement team walks alongside families through this season, offering understanding, resources, and a steady presence whenever it’s needed.
Questions families often ask about Bereavement
Bereavement services and the bereavement process are an important part of the end of life journey and your hospice care experience. Bereavement is essentially the grief process, which can be experienced both prior to and after death.
Choice Hospice offers many different approaches to dealing with grief and loss throughout the bereavement process. We have bereavement services that extend up to 13 months past the loss of your loved one. Throughout this time, there will be bereavement staff reaching out to you through phone calls and mailings, as well as the option attend/schedule counseling sessions (both group and individual).
Most care is covered by Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance, often at little to no cost. We verify your benefits for you.
Wherever you call home — your house, a family member’s home, or a senior living community.
Yes. Our physician-led team coordinates closely with your existing doctors.
Many paths through grief
Bereavement Mailing Series
Thoughtful, supportive mailings sent throughout the first year to let families know they’re not alone.
Children & Grieving
Age-appropriate guidance and resources to help children understand and process loss.
Support Groups
Connect with others who understand, in a safe and welcoming space.
Grief Resources & Materials
A library of articles, booklets, and tools to support you wherever you are.
Helping young hearts heal
Children grieve differently than adults, and they need support tailored to their age and understanding. Our team offers gentle guidance for parents and caregivers how to talk about loss, what to expect, and how to help children feel safe.
Materials to support you
Understanding Grief
A gentle introduction to the grieving process and what to expect.
Helping Children Grieve
Practical advice for supporting children through loss.
Caring for Yourself
Self-care reminders for those walking through grief.
We cannot change the outcome, but we can affect the journey.
— The Choice Hospice Promise
You don’t have to grieve alone.
Reach out to our bereavement team for support, resources, or simply to talk.