You are not alone.
Caregivers are the family members, friends, and loved ones who provide support and care to someone facing a serious or advanced illness. Whether your loved one lives with you and depends on you daily, or lives independently and needs occasional assistance, you play an important role in their care journey.
Providing care for someone you love can be meaningful, rewarding, and challenging. You don't have to navigate it alone. Compassionate Care Plus offers services and resources designed to support, educate, and empower caregivers every step of the way.
Home hospice care is designed for individuals facing a serious or advanced illness who wish to focus on comfort, quality of life, and receiving care wherever they call home. Our team partners with patients and caregivers to provide expert symptom management, emotional support, education, and practical assistance that can help make the caregiving journey more manageable.
Our Compassionate Care Center provides additional support when care needs change. Short-term respite stays offer caregivers an opportunity to rest, attend to personal needs, or manage unexpected family situations while knowing their loved one is receiving compassionate, professional care. The Center also provides short-term inpatient care for individuals experiencing symptoms that require more intensive management.
Caring for someone with a serious illness can bring feelings of grief long before a loss occurs. Our Grief & Loss Support program provides compassionate support for caregivers, family members, and anyone coping with anticipatory grief or loss. Services include one-on-one support, support groups, educational resources, and special remembrance events.
How We Support Caregivers
Our services help:
- Reduce unnecessary hospitalizations through specialized care provided at home or at the Compassionate Care Center
- Support and empower caregivers through education, guidance, and ongoing assistance
- Enhance quality of life through expert pain and symptom management
- Provide practical support with medications, equipment, and care planning
- Offer emotional, spiritual, and grief support throughout the caregiving journey
- Connect individuals and families with resources and support, including those who may be underinsured
The individuals and families we care for often tell us they appreciate:
- 24/7 access to nursing support
- Nursing assistants who assist with personal care and light household tasks
- Expert pain and symptom management provided through regular nursing visits
- Medical equipment, supplies, and medications related to the hospice diagnosis delivered directly to the home and typically covered under the Medicare Hospice Benefit
- Assistance navigating benefits, community resources, and care options
- Emotional, spiritual, and grief support tailored to each individual and family's values, beliefs, and traditions
Compassionate Care Plus serves patients, families, and caregivers throughout our region, including those who may be uninsured or underinsured.
To learn more about our services, call us at 859-986-1500, or submit the form below.
How We Help
Whether you are navigating a serious or advanced illness or caring for someone who is, you have a lot on your mind.
We're happy to answer questions about our services, eligibility, referrals, and available resources. Whether you're seeking care for yourself, a loved one, or simply looking for information, our team is here to help. You don't have to sign up for anything to start a conversation.
When should I contact Compassionate Care Plus?
Many families tell us they wish they had reached out sooner. If you or a loved one is facing a serious or advanced illness, experiencing changes in health, or simply needs additional support, now is a good time to start the conversation.
The earlier we become involved, the more opportunities we have to provide education, resources, and support for both patients and families.
What services are right for me?
Every situation is unique. The services that may be appropriate depend on a variety of factors, including a person's diagnosis, goals of care, support system, and current needs.
Our team will take time to understand your situation, answer your questions, and help determine what services and resources may be the best fit.
How do I get started? We recommend contacting us to learn more about programs and options. You can do that here, by calling us at 859-986-1500, or via email to info@ccpky.org. Once you’re ready, we can work with your loved one’s providers to review medical records and arrange for a home or facility visit from one of our nurses. The nurse will assess your loved one and answer your questions.