Hospice Care in San Antonio, TX.

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Hospice Care in

San Antonio, TX

Now serving New Braunfels the Lifted way.

Lifted Hospice is accepting patients in San Antonio and the surrounding communities today. Our teammates come to you, wherever you call home, whether that is a private residence, an assisted living community, or a memory care neighborhood.

At Lifted Hospice, we believe everyone deserves end of life care filled with dignity, peace, and presence. Our mission is simple. Helping people live life to the fullest, especially when time is limited.

Families tell us the same thing again and again. They wish they had started hospice sooner. If you are wondering whether it is time, that is reason enough to call. A nurse can talk it through with you today, with no obligation and no pressure.

Speak to a nurse 24/7 at (210) 298-3000

Why Lifted Hospice?

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Locally Focused. Purpose Driven.
Lifted Hospice is known across Texas for our compassionate team, responsive care, and heartfelt presence. When we open our San Antonio location, you can expect that same Lifted standard—anchored in the community, rooted in purpose, and built around people. Our teams are known not just for what they do, but how they do it—with excellence, integrity, and joy.

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The Care We Provide in San Antonio

Hospice is not one service. It is a set of them, arranged around one person and the people who love them.

  • Comfort and symptom management. Pain, breathlessness, nausea, restlessness, and anxiety are treated actively and adjusted as things change. This is the work that gives families their days back, and it is where we start.
  • Medications, equipment, and supplies. Medications related to the terminal diagnosis are covered, along with the medical equipment and supplies that make home work as a place to receive care. That includes items like a hospital bed, oxygen, a wheelchair, or a bedside commode.
  • Personal care. Our hospice aides help with bathing, dressing, grooming, and repositioning, handled with patience and privacy. Small things carry enormous dignity at this stage. Homemaker services are part of the benefit as well.
  • Practical and emotional support. Our social workers help with advance directives, benefits, family meetings, and the decisions that arrive faster than anyone expects. Counseling is part of the benefit too, including dietary counseling as appetite and nutrition change.
  • Therapy services. Physical, occupational, and speech therapy are available when they serve a patient’s comfort, safety, or ability to keep doing something that matters to them.
  • Spiritual care, on your terms. Our chaplains meet families exactly where they are, including families who want no spiritual conversation at all. Presence is the point, not persuasion.
  • Bereavement support for 13 months. Care does not stop when a patient passes. Grief support continues for the family for 13 months afterward, which is a full year of firsts plus the anniversary itself.
  • Trained volunteers. Volunteers are a required part of every hospice team, and ours offer companionship and presence.

Care is delivered wherever you call home, whether that is a house in New Braunfels, an assisted living community, a memory care neighborhood, or a senior living apartment in any of the communities we serve. A nurse is reachable 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for urgent needs, questions, and reassurance in the moments that matter most.

Hospice also includes four levels of care under the Medicare benefit, which allow support to intensify when symptoms escalate and to give families planned relief when they need it.

for families

Offering guidance, comfort, and a dedicated team focused on making this journey as peaceful as possible for your loved one and family.

for providers

We work alongside healthcare providers to create seamless, individualized hospice care plans that align with patient needs and medical best practices.

for hospitals

We partner with hospitals to ensure a smooth transition to hospice care, providing continuity and specialized care to enhance the patient’s end-of-life experience.

The Team Behind Your Care.

Hospice works because no one person carries it alone. Every patient is supported by an interdisciplinary team that meets regularly to review the plan of care together, so a change one teammate notices on Tuesday reaches everyone by Wednesday.

Every teammate on that list is held to the same standard. We are known not just for what we do, but for how we do it. With excellence, integrity, and joy.

See the roles of the Lifted Hospice team:

Nurses (RN)
Registered Nurse (RN)
Case Manager

Your RN case manager is your constant. They build the plan of care, manage symptoms, make regular visits, and stay reachable. Most families come to know this teammate best.

Social Worker
Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN)

Licensed vocational nurses work alongside your case manager on hands on nursing care, routine medical support, and medication assistance.

CNA
Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)

Certified nursing assistants handle personal care, and they often become the most familiar face in the house. Families tell us their CNA is the teammate they remember.

Social Worker
Social Worker

A social worker helps with care planning, resources, paperwork, and the family conversations that come with this season.

Chaplain
Chaplain

A chaplain offers spiritual support shaped around your beliefs, or simply sits with you. Whatever comfort looks like for your family.

Medical Director / Doctor
Physicians & Medical Directors

A hospice physician and medical director oversee the plan of care and adjust it as needs change, working with your own physician where you want them involved.

Hospice Liaison
Hospice Liaison

A hospice liaison is your point of contact for questions about how hospice works, what is covered, and what happens next.

Admin Team
Administrative & Office Team

Our office team handles scheduling, paperwork, and insurance questions, so families spend their attention where it belongs.

Hospice Liaison
Therapist & Dietary Counselor

Therapists and dietary counselors join the team when a patient’s comfort, safety, or nutrition calls for them.

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Trained Volunteers

Trained volunteers offer companionship, respite, and presence.

Where We Serve Around New Braunfels

Lifted Hospice serves families across San Antonio, including Alamo Heights, Terrell Hills, Olmos Park, Castle Hills, Shavano Park, Hollywood Park, Leon Valley, Balcones Heights, Windcrest, Kirby, Converse, Live Oak, Universal City, Selma, Helotes, and Boerne.

We also provide hospice care in New Braunfels, so families who move a loved one closer to relatives, or into a community outside the city, stay with the same organization and the same standard of care.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. We are accepting patients in San Antonio and the surrounding communities now. Call (210) 298-3000 and a nurse can begin the conversation today.

In most cases we can complete an assessment the same day you call, including evenings and weekends. Once a physician certifies eligibility, care can begin immediately.

Hospice is covered in full by Medicare Part A for eligible patients, including the care team, medications related to the terminal diagnosis, medical equipment, and supplies. Most Medicaid and private insurance plans offer similar coverage. Our team will verify your benefits before anything begins.

No. Hospice is about choosing how to live. It shifts the focus from fighting an illness to comfort, clarity, and time that feels like your own. Many families tell us their loved one felt better once hospice began.

Wherever you call home. That includes private residences, assisted living communities, memory care, and senior living communities in San Antonio and the surrounding communities.

Yes. Bereavement support continues for the family for 13 months after a patient passes. That covers a full year of firsts, including the anniversary itself.

San Antonio, Alamo Heights, Terrell Hills, Olmos Park, Castle Hills, Shavano Park, Hollywood Park, Leon Valley, Balcones Heights, Windcrest, Kirby, Converse, Live Oak, Universal City, Selma, Helotes, and Boerne. We also serve New Braunfels.

Yes. If you feel called to end of life care, we want to meet you. Our teammates are supported, developed, and encouraged to grow, and our team training center on Hardy Oak Boulevard is where a lot of that happens. Visit Careers to see open roles, or reach out and introduce yourself.

Contact Information

Serving San Antonio and the surrounding communities.

📞 Phone: (210) 298-3000
answered 24/7

📞 Fax: (210) 298-3100

🏢 Home Office:
Lifted Hospice
8400 Belleview Drive, Suite 155
Plano, TX 75024
(972) 777-3000

💪🏼 Team Training Center:
18911 Hardy Oak Blvd., Suite 215
San Antonio, TX 78258

✉️ Email: care@liftedhospice.com