The Samaritan Center at Voorhees - Hospice Care in Voorhees, New Jersey

The Samaritan Center at Voorhees is Samaritan’s first –
and South Jersey’s only – free-standing inpatient hospice.

Serving Camden County and the surrounding NJ area, the Samaritan Center at Voorhees offers a soothing setting when you or your loved one’s needs are best met in an out-of-home environment. These needs include:

• Inpatient level of hospice care – short-term stays to control pain and symptoms requiring continuously supervised care;
• and routine hospice care (private pay option) in situations where home care is not possible or optimal.

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Amenities of our Voorhees hospice facility include:

• 18 private rooms.
• Peaceful garden views.
• Convenient Route 73 location.
• Expert clinical team on site 24/7.
• Welcoming amenities e.g. kitchen, family room, separate children’s area, 24-hour visitation with in-room sleeper chair for immediate family.
• Home-like decor and artwork exhibits by local artists.
• Open visitation hours, and pet visits by appointment.
• Ample parking.

 Voorhees Inpatient Hospice Care – Relief of Pain and Symptoms

While most hospice care is provided where you live, there are times when severe pain or other symptoms require an advanced level of care that is better provided during a short stay in an inpatient hospice facility.

If you or someone you care about has intensifying needs, your hospice nurse may recommend a transfer to one of Samaritan’s inpatient hospice centers for a short-term stay.

Or a hospital liaison might recommend a transfer to one of Samaritan’s hospice centers if you or your loved one is admitted to the hospital with severe pain or symptoms from serious illness.

The inpatient level of hospice care is comprehensive hospice services with round-the-clock professional supervision to ensure proper administration of medications and treatments. The goal of this inpatient hospice care service is to control severe pain and symptoms so that you or your loved one can return home to family and familiar surroundings, if possible, and resume hospice care at home.

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Who Pays for Hospice Care?

Hospice treatment is offered as a benefit of Medicaid, Medicare, and the Veterans Administration. The majority of commercial insurance plans also provide hospice with applicable co-pays and deductibles. The staff of our Voorhees hospice is available to help patients and families in understanding and securing eligible coverage and care options. Click the link to find out more about paying for hospice care in Camden County.

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