Samaritan realizes that caring for a loved one at home can be a lonely experience. Let us help you with tips and guidance for providing care and comfort for your loved one.
Our physicians and nurse practitioners provide a full range of primary care services for patients who are managing a chronic condition or difficulty in visiting physician offices.
As a caregiver, family member, or friend of someone facing serious illness, you may also experience anxiety and sadness. It’s important to address your needs and take care of yourself during this journey.
Our palliative team of physicians, nurse practitioners, and social workers is here to address the symptoms and stress of serious illness at any stage, starting as early as diagnosis.
Samaritan is proud to offer a free series of Patient and Caregiver Handbooks that address symptom management, care coordination guidance, and caregiver self-care tips for a variety of diseases.
Samaritan’s clinical expertise and extraordinary compassion provide comfort, care, and support for you and your loved ones at life’s most tender moments.
Every adult should have an advance directive — an oral or written instruction prepared in advance that details your medical care wishes in the event you become unable to make decisions for yourself. Learn more here.
In collaboration with other physicians on your healthcare team, our board-certified physicians and palliative-trained nurse practitioners provide consultations in senior living communities, assisted living facilities, outpatient offices, select hospitals, or via telehealth. A patient who is deemed medically homebound and cannot come to the office setting can be seen in their home.
Explore the advantages of charitable estate planning. Whether reducing taxes, providing for your family and heirs, ensuring that your wishes are honored, or leaving a legacy in your community; learn more here.
Developed to address issues of social isolation and loneliness, our Social Connections programs encourage meaningful conversations, shared moments, and a sense of purpose.
Personalize a page with your memories, photos, and stories to celebrate your loved one. Edit as often as you like and invite friends and family to post their own remembrances or condolences with this free community resource.
The Samaritan Center for Grief provides compassionate and expert grief counseling for adults and children, individuals and families, as well as a range of support groups.
Our 24/7 Call Center provides you with the security of knowing help is never more than a phone call away – all day, every day.
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