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ProCare Hospice of Nevada provides compassionate support for patients and families through a range of hospice and palliative care services designed to meet physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
Patients & Families
Every patient is supported by a dedicated hospice care team that may include a physician, nurse practitioner, RN case manager, certified nursing assistant, social worker, chaplain, and volunteer. Care can be provided at home, in a care facility, or at our 14-bed inpatient unit in Las Vegas.
Caregiver Support
Caregivers have access to support 24 hours a day, including guidance from our hospice team and the option for inpatient care when symptoms become difficult to manage at home.
Therapeutic Services
Additional supportive services may include massage therapy, board-certified music therapy, pet therapy, and support from a certified Child Life Specialist for families with children.
Grief and Bereavement
Grief support includes individual and family counseling, in-person and online support groups, and annual remembrance services that bring families together in a supportive environment.
Veteran Services
We are proud to be a Level 4 We Honor Veterans partner. We provide recognition ceremonies, a dedicated veterans’ room in our inpatient unit, and staff that includes veterans.
Social Services
Licensed clinical and medical social workers help with advance directives, funeral planning, long-term care planning, and family care meetings.
End-of-Life Care for Las Vegas Families
End-of-life care focuses on comfort, symptom relief, and quality of life for people living with a serious illness. When curative treatment is no longer the goal, hospice care can provide physical, emotional, and spiritual support for both patients and their families. ProCare Hospice of Nevada provides end-of-life care throughout Las Vegas and Henderson at home, in care facilities, and at our 14-bed inpatient unit on Amigo Street.
Our Mission at ProCare Hospice of Nevada
ProCare Mission
To be a steady hand, a comforting voice, and a valued partner in life’s hardest yet most meaningful journey ensuring every moment
ProCare Vision
To set a new standard of excellence, transforming cultural perceptions, where every patient, family, and community partner experience care so exceptional that it becomes the benchmark for end of life care
What are our values?
Compassion — Every patient, family member, and loved one deserves compassion, especially during the most vulnerable stage of life. Compassion means more than kindness—it is the active choice to provide comfort, understanding, and presence when it matters…
PROCARE HOSPICE BLOGS
Can You Leave Hospice and Return Later?
June 18, 2026
Choosing hospice can feel like a permanent decision, especially when a family is already carrying so much. But hospice is not a decision that locks a patient into one path. Patients may stop hospice care at any time, and when circumstances change, they may be able to return. Table of Contents Can a Patient Leave Hospice? What Is a Hospice Revocation? What Happens After Leaving Hospice? Can a Patient Return to Hospice? What If a Patient's Condition Improves? Helping Families Navigate Changes in Care Frequently Asked Questions Can a Patient Leave Hospice? Yes. Every hospice patient has the right to...
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Where Can Hospice Care Be Provided in Las Vegas?
June 17, 2026
Hospice care does not always mean moving into a facility. In fact, most patients receive care in the place they already call home. That may be a private residence, an assisted living community, a nursing home, a hospital, or a dedicated inpatient hospice unit. Where care takes place depends on the patient’s needs, comfort, and current living situation. Hospice is designed to meet patients where they are and provide the right level of support as their needs change. Table of Contents Hospice Is Not a Building In-Home Hospice Care Hospice in an Assisted Living Facility or Nursing Home Hospice in...
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Hospice Care Options in Las Vegas
May 26, 2026
If you are searching for hospice care options in Las Vegas, you are likely navigating one of the hardest seasons a family can face. Maybe a doctor has recently brought up the topic, or maybe you have been quietly wondering if it is time to make a call. At ProCare Hospice of Nevada, we know that finding the right care for someone you love is one of the most important decisions you will ever make, and we want to make sure you feel supported every step of the way. Table of Contents Who Is Eligible for Hospice Care? Where Can...
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What Does a Child Life Specialist Do in Hospice?
May 21, 2026
When a family is facing a terminal illness, the focus of care extends far beyond the patient. Children in the household, whether they are the ones receiving care or a sibling or family member watching a loved one go through it, need their own kind of support. That is where a Child Life Specialist comes in. At ProCare Hospice of Nevada, Child Life Specialists are part of our care team. Their role is specific, meaningful, and often one of the most important forms of support a family can have during this time. Table of Contents Who Is a Child Life...
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We Honor Veterans
Military Veterans have put their lives on the line to protect our country and the freedoms we enjoy. ProCare Hospice is proud to provide hospice care for these Veterans who have sacrificed so much for us.
National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization
ProCare Hospice of Nevada is a proud member of the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization. Our mission is similar to theirs, in that we intend Our mission is similar to theirs, in that we intend to lead and mobilize social change for improved care at the end of life.
CHAP
CHAP accredits home and community-based health care organizations that make high-quality care a strategic business priority.
CAREOUSEL PEDIATRICS HOSPICE
Careousel is a division of ProCare Hospice of Nevada and brings comfort and care to enhance the quality of life for patients from prenatal (before birth) to age 21. The program supports the specialized needs and medical care of the child, their parents and siblings, other family members, caregivers, classmates and teachers.
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