General Inpatient Hospice Care
General inpatient hospice care is a short-term level of hospice care for patients requiring advanced medical and nursing care for
symptoms that cannot be effectively managed in their current setting.
At the Rainbow Hospice Care Inpatient Center, patients receive around-the-clock clinical support while the care team works to manage pain, breathing difficulties, agitation, nausea,
medication concerns, and any other complex symptoms.
Once symptoms are stabilized, the hospice team will work with the patient and family to develop a safe and appropriate care plan. Depending on the patient’s needs and preferences, this
may include returning home, transitioning to another care community, or continuing care under a different level of hospice support.
General inpatient hospice care is not typically intended to serve as permanent residential care. Eligibility and length of stay are based on the patient’s clinical needs and applicable
hospice coverage requirements.