Wings Over Texas Hospice provides in-home hospice care in North Texas and surrounding areas. We serve in: Johnson, Hamilton, Bosque, Brown, Comanche, Coryell, Eastland, Ellis, Erath, Hill, Hood, Lampasas, Mills, Parker, Somervell, Tarrant, McLennan. Office locations in Cleburne, Granbury, and Hico, Texas. Wings Over Texas Hospice Serving Others with Honor and Kindness Serving Others with Honor and Kindness Serving Others with Honor and Kindness Serving Others with Honor and Kindness You Don't Have To Know If It's Time For Hospice. Most families call us before they have answers. Whether you're worried about repeated hospital visits, increasing pain, declining health, or you don't know what to do next, we're here to help. You can call us simply because you have questions. Let's Talk Get to Know Us. Wings Over Texas Hospice began in Cleburne in 2021 with a simple goal: provide the best hospice care possible. We believe the only footprint we make on this earth is the difference we make for others. Today, we're still Texas-owned and locally operated, with teams serving families throughout North and Central Texas from our offices in Cleburne, Hico and Granbury. We hire local professionals and build care teams around the communities we serve. We strive to make sure that every patient and family member receive the expert clinical care and the personal attention they deserve. Every Wings Over Texas Hospice team member is dedicated to serving every patient and their loved ones with kindness. We encourage our team members to provide the same care to every patient as if they were a part of their own family. Our team of hospice professionals has years of experience in providing excellent hospice care. Hospice Ratings Texan‑owned and locally operated. A caring team you can trust. Hospice Honors Elite, 5‑star, Medicare-certified with exceptional quality scores well above national averages 24/7 Wings Over Texas answers our phone (no call service), and an RN is always available to talk with you Same‑day consults and admissions when appropriate Deep presence across North Texas with office locations in Cleburne, Granbury, and Hico. 5 Reasons families in North Texas Trust Wings Over Texas Hospice. Why Families Choose Us How We Help. When families call us, they speak with a local hospice professional who can answer questions, explain eligibility, and help them understand their options. Our Wings Over Texas Hospice team provides physical, emotional, spiritual, and practical care for people in the last phases of a life-limiting illness, with an emphasis on quality of life and comfort care that focuses on pain management and minimizing distressing symptoms. Our team offers 24/7 hospice phone support led by our own hospice RN. We promise to never use agency staff or call services. Our Wings Over Hospice Team member will always be there to care for you. We understand that every moment is important. When appropriate we do same‑day consults and admissions. We emphasize comfort and dignity while making it possible for our hospice patients to stay in the surroundings familiar to them and remain independent for as long as possible, Wings Over Texas Hospice provides hospice care for the patient and the family or caregiver. In‑Home Hospice Care — Pain and symptom management, medication, supplies and equipment brought to your home. Respite Care — Short‑term relief for family caregivers. Continuous and Inpatient Care — For complex symptom control. Bereavement Support — Ongoing family support after loss. How we Help Personalized Hospice Care at Home Medical Equipment, Prescriptions and Supplies Delivered 24/7 On Call Support 817-774-9154 Our Hospice Care Team Often, family members or loved ones are the hospice patient's primary caregivers. We understand how difficult that may be. Wings Over Texas Hospice multiplies the hospice patient care team. Our team of hospice professionals adds physical, emotional, and spiritual care. We recognize each patient's individual need for support. As a relationship with our hospice begins, our staff will get to know the patient and family so they can learn how best to care for and support both the patient and family during this time. Our Wings Over Texas Hospice team members who will become part of your personal care team include: Medical Doctors Medical Social Workers Hospice Volunteers Registered Nurses Hospice ChapIains 24/7 On Call Hospice Team Certified Hospice Aides Bereavement Coordinators Compassionate Hospice Education At Wings Over Texas Hospice, we believe every patient deserves comfort, dignity, and kindhearted care surrounded by the people they love. We are honored to work with you to develop a personalized care plan that caters to the individual needs of our patient for focused on comfort, symptom relief, and quality of life while supporting the entire family through every step of the journey. Wings Over Texas Hospice care is about embracing the end of life with dignity, comfort, and compassion. It is a testament to the profound understanding that every moment of life is precious and that no one should face their final days without the support and care they deserve. You can call us anytime. 817-774-9154 A Registered Nurse is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Complimentary in-person informational visits are available. Honored to Serve Families in Homes across North and Central Texas Our Hospice Care Happens Where Life Happens For many families, that means home. It may be a house in Cleburne. A farmhouse outside Hico. An apartment in Fort Worth. A home in Granbury. Or an assisted living, group home, nursing or memory care community. Wherever an eligible patient calls home, we bring kindhearted hospice care to them. Where we serve Frequently asked questions Do you provide hospice care at home in Texas? Yes, Wings Over Texas Hospice specializes in providing compassionate in-home hospice care throughout North Texas and the surrounding communities. As a Texas-owned and locally operated hospice provider, we are dedicated to delivering personalized care wherever our patients call home. Texas Counties we provide hospice care in: Johnson, Hamilton, Bosque, Brown, Comanche, Coryell, Dallas, Eastland, Ellis, Erath, Hill, Hood, Lampasas, Mills, Parker, Somervell, Tarrant, McLennan Our experienced team supports patients and their families by managing pain and symptoms, offering emotional and spiritual support, and assisting with daily needs to ensure comfort and dignity during this important time. Q: How quickly can hospice care begin in North Texas through Wings Over Texas Hospice? A: At Wings Over Texas Hospice, we understand that timely support is crucial for patients and families facing serious illness. We often provide same-day admissions, ensuring that hospice services can start promptly. Typically, care can begin within 24 hours, allowing our compassionate team to deliver personalized support and comfort to patients in their own homes throughout North Texas and surrounding areas. This rapid response reflects our commitment to providing seamless, local, and professional hospice care when it is needed most. Q: How is hospice care paid for at Wings Over Texas Hospice, and does insurance typically cover the costs? A: At Wings Over Texas Hospice, we understand that navigating payment options for hospice care can be overwhelming, so we are here to help every step of the way. Most hospice services, including those we provide, are covered 100% by Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance plans. This coverage typically includes all aspects of hospice care—such as nursing, counseling, medical equipment, medications related to hospice, and support for your entire family—allowing you to focus on comfort and quality of life. Our knowledgeable team will assist you in verifying your insurance benefits to ensure you receive the compassionate care you deserve without unnecessary financial stress. Q: Can I receive hospice care services from Wings Over Texas Hospice in nursing facilities in Texas? A: Absolutely! Wings Over Texas Hospice proudly provides compassionate and personalized hospice care to patients in nursing facilities throughout North Texas. As a Texas-owned and locally operated hospice, we bring our dedicated team directly to nursing homes where our patients reside, ensuring they receive comfort, symptom management, and emotional support tailored to their needs. Whether your loved one is in a nursing facility or another home setting, we are committed to delivering the highest quality care with honor and kindness right where they call home. Q: What support does Wings Over Texas Hospice offer caregivers in Texas? A: Wings Over Texas Hospice provides comprehensive support to caregivers in North Texas communities by offering education, emotional support, and practical resources tailored to their unique needs. Caregivers receive guidance on managing their loved one’s symptoms, medication administration, and daily care techniques to ensure comfort and dignity at home. Additionally, Ongoing communication with a dedicated interdisciplinary team—including nurses, social workers, and chaplains—ensures caregivers are supported emotionally and spiritually throughout the hospice journey. This compassionate, locally operated service is designed to empower caregivers while maintaining the highest standards of care for patients across North and Central Texas. How do hospice care providers manage symptoms in terminal patients? Along the end-of-life journey, there are different types of pain our patients endure. Physical, emotional, and spiritual pain are a few. Physical pain can be managed with oral and/or topical medications tailored to the patient’s pain. We have social workers and chaplains to meet emotional and spiritual crises. Our hospice physicians and nurses listen to your needs and concerns and are available 24/7. We are pain experts! No matter the symptom, your concerns are important to us. No one deserves to be miserable. We wish for all of our patients' end-of-life journeys to be as pleasant as possible. Our aim is to ensure the comfort of our patients. Q: How do I choose the right hospice care provider in Texas, and why should I consider Wings Over Texas Hospice? A: Choosing the right hospice care provider in Texas involves finding a team that combines compassionate, personalized care with local knowledge and a commitment to your loved one’s comfort. At Wings Over Texas Hospice, we are proud to be Texas-owned and locally operated, offering heartfelt support wherever our patients call home across North and Central Texas. When selecting a hospice provider, it’s important to look at ratings on medicare.gov and choose a service that respects your family’s values, communicates openly, and provides comprehensive care tailored to each patient’s unique needs. Wings Over Texas Hospice stands out because we prioritize emotional, physical, and spiritual comfort through skilled nursing, pain management, and dedicated support for families. Our kindhearted, locally grounded team ensures that your loved one receives dignified care in familiar surroundings, giving families peace of mind during a difficult time. By choosing Wings Over Texas Hospice, you gain a partner who truly understands the Texas community and is committed to making every moment count. More FAQs You Don't Have To Know If It's Time For Hospice. Start With A Conversation. info@wotxhospice.com Most families aren't sure. That's why they call. Not because they've made a decision and not because a doctor told them to. Because they're worried. If you're wondering whether WOTX hospice might help someone you love, let's talk. Ask questions. Tell us what's happening. We'll listen. And if you call after business hours, weekends, or holidays, a kindhearted Wings Over Texas Hospice RN is always available to talk with you. Because uncertainty doesn't wait until morning. Talk with us Google Review I couldn't have asked for better people to take care of my in-laws during their last weeks alive. The compassion is unmatched. I loved how much clear communication I received. Would recommend every time. Review us on Google Wings Over Texas Hospice Educational Vid... Reproducir video Reproducir video Understanding Hospice Care: What Families Need to Know Answering the confusing questions about hospice. Wings Over Texas Hospice provides kindhearted, personalized hospice care for patients and families throughout North and Central Texas. Reproducir video Reproducir video When Is Hospice Appropriate After a Stroke? | Hospice Education for Families Hospice care after a stroke can help patients and families focus on comfort, dignity, and quality of life. In this video, Wings Over Texas Hospice explains when hospice may be appropriate after a severe stroke, common signs families should watch for, and how hospice supports both patients and caregivers during this difficult time. Wings Over Texas Hospice provides compassionate in-home hospice care throughout Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Johnson County, Ellis County, Granbury, Cleburne, and communities across North Texas. Learn about when to seek help and how hospice care can support patients and families when facing advanced stroke effects. Topics Covered: Hospice care after stroke Severe stroke prognosis End-stage stroke symptoms Hospice eligibility Comfort-focused care Family support after stroke Presented by Wings Over Texas Hospice www.wotxhospice.com 817-774-9154 Reproducir video Reproducir video Cancer & Hospice Care: When Is It Time to Consider Hospice? Watch the full educational resource and learn more about hospice care: https://www.wotxhospice.com In this educational video, Brody Bourg, RN, with Wings Over Texas Hospice, discusses hospice care for people living with cancer and some of the changes families may notice as an illness progresses. Hospice is not about giving up. Hospice is about providing comfort, managing symptoms, supporting caregivers, and helping patients and families navigate an important stage of serious illness with dignity and kindness. In this video, Brody discusses common concerns associated with advanced cancer, including symptoms such as pain, shortness of breath, nausea, and anxiety, and explains how hospice can help support patients and their loved ones. For physicians, case managers and healthcare professionals: Wings Over Texas Hospice provides hospice care throughout North and Central Texas. Referrals can be made by phone, fax or email. Referral information: 📞 817-774-9154 📠 877-738-0467 ✉️ info@wotxhospice.com Clinical documentation, medication lists and orders to evaluate and treat may be included with the referral when available. Learn more about Wings Over Texas Hospice: https://www.wotxhospice.com Serving Others with Honor and Kindness. #HospiceCare #CancerCare #hospicesupport 00:00 Introduction 00:10 Understanding Cancer and Hospice Care 00:30 When Hospice May Be Appropriate 00:55 Common Symptoms Hospice Can Help Manage 01:20 Supporting Patients and Families 01:35 Wings Over Texas Hospice Reproducir video Reproducir video Liver Disease and Hospice Care: What Families Should Know understand. This video explains what families should know about hospice care for someone living with advanced liver disease, including when it may be time to have a conversation about hospice. Kayla with Wings Over Texas Hospice discusses liver disease, hospice care, and how hospice can support patients and families when care shifts toward comfort and quality of life. Learn more about hospice care for liver disease: https://www.wotxhospice.com/liver-disease-and-hospice-care Wings Over Texas Hospice provides kindhearted hospice care for patients and families throughout North & Central Texas. Our team can help families understand hospice, answer questions, and determine whether a hospice evaluation may be appropriate. 📞 817-774-9154 🌐 www.wotxhospice.com https://www.wotxhospice.com/liver-disease-and-hospice-care #LiverDisease #HospiceCare #Hospice Reproducir video Reproducir video Wings Over Texas Hospice Comfort Kit Education Our Wings Over Texas Hospice patients receive a "Comfort Kit" containing medications that help manage symptoms such as pain, shortness of breath, anxiety, nausea, and restlessness. Our nurses will explain each medication, but these videos are available whenever you want a refresher. Presented by Wings Over Texas Hospice www.wotxhospice.com Need help? Call us anytime! 817-774-9154

At Wings Over Texas Hospice, our team is made up of dedicated professionals who share one calling—to serve others with honor and kindness. Every nurse, aide, social worker, chaplain, volunteer, and support staff member brings not only clinical expertise but a genuine heart for hospice care. We take the time to truly know each patient and family, honoring their values, wishes, and unique needs. Page in Progress🙃 Meet the Team At Wings Over Texas Hospice, our team is made up of dedicated professionals who share one calling—to serve others with honor and kindness. Every nurse, aide, social worker, chaplain, volunteer, and support staff member brings not only clinical expertise but a genuine heart for hospice care. We take the time to truly know each patient and family, honoring their values, wishes, and unique needs. Together, our team works in harmony to provide comfort, dignity, and unwavering support, ensuring no one walks this journey alone. When you meet our team, you meet people who care like family. Our Proprietor Partners Robin Houghton RN, Managing Partner Robby Psencik, Managing Partner Dillon Walker, Our Directors of Care Dr. Ruston Jennings, M.D. Medical Director Dr. Vu, D.O. Associate Medical Director Dr. Charles Johnson, M.D. Associate Medical Director Dr. Randall Henderson, M.D. Associate Medical Director Associate Medical Director Dr. Craig Associate Medical Director Christina McElroy RN BSN Administrator Donna Franco RN Alternate Clinical Director Liz Smith RN BSN Clinical Director Donna Read, NP Kimberly Petrie NP Rebeckah Altachul NP Melissa Bruce, NP Heather Wyatt, NP Chris Rasmussen, NP Brenda Piganelli, NP Tiffany Torres, NP Our Nursing Team. aka case managers Our Registered Nurses are the center of Wings Over Texas Hospice care. With deep clinical expertise and a calling to serve, our RN team provides compassionate, patient‑centered care that honors each person’s dignity, comfort, and unique needs. They manage symptoms, support families, coordinate care, and ensure every patient feels safe and supported at home. Guided by our mission of Serving Others with Honor and Kindness, our nurses bring calm, clarity, and comfort to some of life’s most difficult moments—caring for every patient as if they were their own family. Jamie Rouse, RN Granbury Mary Jo Kidd, RN Case Manager On-Call Brandy Cobb, RN Case Manager On-Call Callie Diffie, RN Case Manager On-Call Lauren Jackson, RN Case Manager On- Call Josh Rodriguez, RN Case Manager On- Call Melissa Slayton, RN Case Manager On- Call Heather Smith, RN Case Manager On- Call Carlye Underwood, RN Case Manager On- Call Ramona Beineman, RN Case Manager Hamilton County Maegan Haynes, RN Case Manager On-Call Angela Dailey, RN Case Manager Kayla King, RN Case Manager Hood & Parker Counties Laura Martinez, RN Case Manager Tarrant County Elizabeth Kirk, LVN Cleburne Team Coordinator Tammy Psencik, LVN Team Kate Powe Case Manager Hamilton County Carla Stephens Case Manager Comanche County Dawn Raby, RN Case Manager Johnson County Brittany Arthur, RN Case Manager T Mallory Ellis, RN Case Manager Tarrant and Ellis County Stephanie Pickens, RN Case Manager Johnson County Emily Tarver, RN Case Manager Tarrant & Johnson County Brody Bourg, RN Case Manager Johnson, Hill & Ellis Kaylee McKinney, RN Hico Team Coordinator Tendra Zmeskal, RN Case Manager Hamilton County Lanna Richardson, RN Case Manager Bosque, Hill & Somervell Tracy Lepin, RN, BSN Case Manager ,Ben Smit, RN Case Manager Granbury RN Case Manager Hamilton County Lesli Wright Case Manager Hamilton County Chelsea Wylie Case Manager Johnson County Kelli Munson, RN Case Manager Hood County Andrea Jackson, RN Case Manager Hico office Chelsea Wylie Case Manager Johnson County Our Hospice Aides Our Hospice aides are the heart of Wings Over Texas Hospice care. Zamara Aguilar, CNA Hospice Aide Tammy Arnold, CNA Hospice Aide Cleburne Team Rosie Arteaga, CNA Hospice Aide Amber Carson, CNA Hospice Aide Alicia Cornett, CNA Hospice Aide Brook Cortez, CNA Hospice Aide Janet Cox, CNA Hospice Aide Whittney Dool, CNA Hospice Aide Maria Elizondor, CNA Hospice Aide CNA Hospice Aide Adriana Flores, CNA Hospice Aide Julie Gonzales, CNA Hospice Aide Zoie Gutierrez, CNA Hospice Aide Christy Hall, CNA Hospice Aide Zoye Harris, CNA Hospice Aide CNA Hospice Aide Brittany Honea CNA Hospice Aide Sandra Josey, CNA Hospice Aide Granbury Team Erica Kirby, CNA Hospice Aide Granbury Team Cheyanne Koscelnik, CNA Hospice Aide Melinda Lain, CNA Hospice Aide Cleburne Team Abigail Lewis, CNA Hospice Aide CNA Hospice Aide Lydia Massingill, CNA Hospice Aide Hico Team Sherry McMullen, CNA Hospice Aide ,Cindy Donjuan CNA Hospice Aide Brenda Reyes, CNA Hospice Aide Kendra Rice, CNA Hospice Aide Granbury Team Tomi-Lynn Riffe, CNA Hospice Aide Michelle Roberson, CNA Hospice Aide Jessica Rodriguez, CNA Hospice Aide Aliza Sabedra, CNA Hospice Aide Jessica Sanchez, CNA Hospice Aide Maria Silva, CNA Hospice Aide Kayla Smith, CNA Hospice Aide Cathy Steele, CNA Hospice Aide Shaylee Turner, CNA Hospice Aide Jessie Sanchez, CNA Hospice Aide Alyssa Velazquez, CNA Hospice Aide Jessica Whitworth, CNA Hospice Aide Kailyn Williams, CNA Hospice Aide Our Spiritual Care Team Mike Adams Chaplain Cleburne Team Glenn Murray Chaplain Hico Team Shane Utley Chaplain Granbury Team Jay Warren Chaplain Alt. Randy Peterson Bereavement Chaplain Our Social Work Team Mamie Flynn, LMSW Social Work Cleburne Team Hallie Ochoa, LMSW Social Work Waco Team Teresa Rasmussen, LBSW Social Work Cleburne Team Donna Pack, LBSW Social Work Granbury Team Leah Stork, LMSW Social Work Hico Team

Wings Over Texas Hospice provides 24/7 on-call hospice support. We are staffed day and night with a team of experienced hospice RNs. You can call us anytime! 817-774-9154 Get in Touch We are here for you! Don't hesitate to reach out to us whenever you need us. Our kindhearted team of highly qualified hospice professionals is always available to provide you with round-the-clock support. Whether you have questions or concerns, we're here to provide clarity and help you every step of the way. Wings Over Texas Hospice Serving Others with Honor and Kindness Let's Talk 817-774-9154 Fax 877-738-0467 Email info@wotxhospice.com Send a Referral Social Review us on Google Learn about our care Frequently asked questions Home 827 North Main Street Cleburne, Texas 76033 106 West 1st street Hico, Texas 76457 300 South Morgan Street Granbury, Texas 76048 Click Here to See Our Service Areas Work with us At Wings Over Texas Hospice, we believe that every patient deserves the highest quality of care during their end-of-life journey. Our team of kindhearted and compassionate professionals are dedicated to working together to provide comfort, support, and dignity to our patients and their families. If you are interested in volunteering or exploring career opportunities in hospice care, we invite you to learn more about our mission and the positive impact we have on our community Let's talk if you want to join us and make a difference in the lives of those we serve. Volunteer Careers

Liver disease can bring difficult changes for patients and families, especially as the disease progresses. In this educational video, Wings Over Texas Hospice discusses liver disease, what families may experience, and how hospice care may help support comfort and quality of life when appropriate. Learn more about hospice care and how Wings Over Texas Hospice serves patients and families throughout Central and North Texas. www.wotxhospice.com 817-774-9154 Liver Disease and Hospice Care: What Families Should Know When someone you love is living with advanced liver disease, it can be difficult to know what comes next or when hospice care may be appropriate. Learn about common changes families may notice, when to consider a hospice conversation, and how hospice can support comfort and quality of life. When Should Families Consider Hospice for Liver Disease? A hospice conversation may be appropriate when treatment is no longer achieving the desired goals, the illness is progressing, hospitalizations are increasing, or the patient and family want to focus more on comfort and quality of life. Let's Talk Hospice Q & A Signs That Liver Disease May Be Getting Worse Signs of Worsening Liver Disease Increasing weakness Weight loss Muscle wasting Fluid buildup in the abdomen Confusion Infections Bleeding Repeated hospital visits Increasing complications How Hospice Helps People Living With Liver Disease Wings Over Texas hospice Provides: Symptom management Nursing support Caregiver education Emotional support Spiritual support Medications and Equipment related to the hospice plan of care Support in the home Guidance for families Hospice Services You Don't Have to Wait for a Crisis Families do not have to wait for an emergency or hospitalization before asking questions about hospice. A hospice consultation can help families understand their options and determine whether hospice may be appropriate. 817-774-9154

Join Wings Over Texas Hospice and make a meaningful difference in the lives of patients and families. Explore hospice careers and current job openings across Central and North Texas. Join our Team You Can Do Meaningful Work. Make a Difference. careers@wotxhospice.com Our goal is to recruit the most talented and kind-hearted professionals in the industry. If you have hospice experience and are interested in joining our Wings Over Texas Hospice team, we would love to hear from you. Please fill out an application and contact us. More Than a Job. A difference you can feel Wings Over Texas Hospice is a Texas-owned, locally operated hospice organization serving patients and families throughout North and Central Texas. Our teams provide kind hearted hospice care wherever our patients call home — including private residences, assisted living communities and nursing facilities. We believe the way we care for people matters. That means showing up. Listening. Communicating. Supporting one another. And treating every patient, family member and coworker like they are family. Our goal is simple: Serve Others with Honor and Kindness. We hold a 5-star rating on Medicare. The people who make up our team are what make us a 5-star company. Current Opportunities We're growing! We currently have opportunities available across our service areas for kindhearted hospice professionals who want to make a meaningful difference. Explore our current openings below. Learn More RN Case Manager M - F No On Call Holidays Off Hospice Aide Hico Team Cleburne Team Hico Cleburne PRN On- Call RN Learn More 7 on / 7 off PRN RN Ask for Details 817-774-9154 Questions What Does It Mean to Be Part of the Wings Over Texas Hospice? It means you are part of a team. It means showing up for your team and those you serve. It means listening. It means helping a family understand what's happening. It means celebrating the good days. It means supporting each other through the hard ones. It means knowing that what you do matters. And sometimes, it means doing something small that becomes a moment a family remembers forever. What positions does Wings Over Texas Hospice hire for? We hire kindhearted professionals across a variety of clinical and support roles. Current openings are listed above and updated as positions become available. Does Wings Over Texas Hospice conduct background checks on its staff? A: Yes, Wings Over Texas Hospice conducts thorough background checks on all its staff members to ensure patient safety and trust. We prioritize compassionate, reliable care by carefully screening our employees. This process helps us maintain the highest standards of integrity and professionalism for the benefit of our patients and their families. Where does Wings Over Texas Hospice hire? Our teams serve communities throughout North and Central Texas, with offices in Cleburne, Hico, and Granbury. Available positions may vary by location and service area. Q: Do Wings Over Texas Hospice aides require CNA certification? A: Yes, all hospice aides at Wings Over Texas Hospice are required to have Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) certification. This ensures that they possess the necessary clinical skills and training to provide safe, and professional care to our patients in North and Central Texas. Our commitment to employing certified aides supports our goal of delivering high-quality 5-star hospice services. The only footprint we make on this earth is the difference we make for others. Serving Others With Honor and Kindness Send your Resume Wings Over Texas Hospice 827 N Main St. Cleburne, TX. 76033 Cleburne Office 106 West 1st Street Hico, TX. 76457 Hico Office Granbury Office 300 S. Morgan Street Granbury, TX 76048 Phone: 817-774-9154

Wings Over Texas Hospice's local team members are serving with honor and kindness in these North Texas counties: Johnson, Hamilton, Bosque, Comanche, Coryell, Dallas, Eastland, Ellis, Erath, Hill, Hood, Lampasas, Mills, Parker, Somervell and Tarrant. We have offices in Hico and Cleburne. Please call us to find out if we serve your area. 817-774-9154 Hospice care throughout North and Central Texas and surrounding communities. Serving Others with Honor and Kindness At Home Los Servicios de Hospicio de Wings Over Texas están diseñados para brindar comodidad y apoyo a nuestros pacientes de hospicio dondequiera que se sientan como en casa, ya sea en su propio hogar, con un ser querido, en un hogar de ancianos o en un centro de vida asistida. Nuestro objetivo es que nuestros pacientes mantengan la mayor independencia posible en un entorno familiar. Tenemos oficinas en Cleburne y Hico. Nuestro dedicado equipo reside y atiende a nuestros pacientes y sus familias en 17 condados de Texas. Antes de admitir a un paciente en Wings Over Texas Hospice, nos aseguramos de que resida en una de nuestras áreas de servicio. Llámenos para consultar si Wings Over Texas Hospice presta servicios en su área. In Texas 817-774-9154 A Local Hospice Team Serving a Large Texas Region. Wings Over Texas Hospice is Texas-owned and locally operated, with offices in Cleburne, Granbury and Hico. Our local teams provide personalized hospice care throughout the communities we serve, with 24/7 RN support and a commitment to Serving others with Honor and Kindness. Wings Over Texas Hospice Office Locations: Cleburne, Texas Hico , Texas Granbury. Texas Texas Counties we provide hospice care in: Johnson, Tarrant, Hood, Hamilton, Bosque, Brown, Comanche, Coryell, Dallas, Eastland, Ellis, Erath, Hill, Lampasas, Mills, Parker, Somervell, McLennan Texas towns we provide hospice care in: Alvarado, Aledo, Annetta, Arlington, Azle, Benbrook, Bellmead, Brazos, Brock, Blum, Bluffdale, Burleson, Bedford, Canyon Creek, Cresson, Crowley, Cedar Hill, Coyote Flats, Crawford, Cuba, Cleburne, Colleyville, Joshua, Euless, Fort Worth, Haltom City, Hico, Hudson Oaks, Hurst, Italy, Keller, Kennedale, Lake Worth, Mansfield, North Richland Hills, Richland Hills, Rio Vista, River Oaks, Walnut Springs, White Settlement, Whitney, Waco, Weatherford, Woodway, West, Hospice Care in Johnson County, Texas Alvarado, Texas Briaroaks, Texas Burleson, Texas Crowley, Texas Cross Timber, Texas Cresson, Texas Coyote Flats, Texas Cleburne, Texas Godley, Texas Grandview, Texas Glen Rose, Texas Joshua, Texas Keene, Texas Mansfield, Texas Rio Vista, Texas Venus, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Hospice Care in Granbury, Texas Acton, Texas Aledo, Texas Azle, Texas Bluff Dale Cresson, Texas Tolar, Texas Mineral Wells Palo Pinto, Texas Pecan Plantation Springtown, Texas Weatherford, Texas White Settlement, Texas Willow Park. Texas Hospice Care in Hico, Texas Comanche, Texas Dublin, Texas Hamilton, Texas Meridian, Texas Stephenville, Texas Temple, Texas Lipan, Texas Walnut Springs Waco, Texas West, Texas Surrounding counties Hospice Care across North Texas Arlington, Texas Azle, Texas Benbrook, Texas Cedar Hill, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Hillsboro, Texas Hudson Oaks, Texas Hurst, Texas Italy, Texas Kennedale, Texas Mansfield, Texas Midlothian, Texas Waxahachie, Texas Hospice Care across Tarrant County Fort Worth Arlington Burleson Mansfield Crowley Benbrook Saginaw Lake Worth Euless Bedford Forest Hill Everman Azle White Settlement Edgecliff Village Haltom City River Oaks Surrounding areas Contáctanos ¿Busca atención compasiva para su ser querido? Nuestro equipo de Wings Over Texas Hospice está aquí para ayudarle. Contáctenos hoy mismo para obtener más información sobre cómo podemos ayudarle a usted y a su familia en estos momentos difíciles. Let's Talk Healthcare? Send a Referral

Wings Over Texas Hospice is ready to help healthcare professionals and families understand their options and take the next step. Serving Others With Honor and Kindness 817-774-9154 — Available 24/7 Refer a Patient to Wings Over Texas Hospice Hospice Referral Support for Physicians, Case Managers & Care Professionals Call Now Wings Over Texas Hospice local teams serve our Patients and families with Honor and Kindness. When a patient may benefit from hospice care, Wings Over Texas Hospice is here to help. Our locally operated hospice teams work with physicians, hospitals, case managers, skilled nursing facilities, assisted living communities, and families throughout North and Central Texas. If you're caring for a patient and aren't sure whether hospice is appropriate, call our team. We're happy to talk through the situation and help determine the next step. Choose what works best for you: Call us 24/7 817-774-9154 Our team is available day and night to answer questions, discuss a patient and help coordinate the next steps. Fax referral packet 877-738-0467 Send the patient's referral packet directly to our team. Email Referral Packet Referrals@wotxhospice.com Email the referral packet to our team for review. Referrals are easy. You do not need to have every document ready before reaching out. Our team can help you understand what is needed and how the process works. Wings Over Texas Hospice A Hospice Partner You Can Count On 24/7 RN Support Our RN support is available around the clock for patients and families receiving care from Wings Over Texas Hospice. Fast Response Our team responds quickly to referrals and works with the referring professional to coordinate the next steps. Same-Day Consultations When appropriate, our team can provide hospice education and consultation the same day. Communication You Can Trust We work alongside physicians, case managers, facilities, patients, and families to help keep everyone informed. Local Care Teams Our teams serve patients throughout North and Central Texas, with local offices in Cleburne, Hico, and Granbury. You can verify our 5-star Rating on Medicare Verify our Medicare Rating What Happens After You Refer? Once we receive a referral, our team immediately reviews the available information and works with the referring provider, patient, and family to coordinate the next steps. We will do a full hospice education with patient and loved ones Sign consents with the patient Evaluate the patient If appropriate we will order necessary medical equipment and medications We can often admit the same day Our goal is to make the transition to hospice as smooth and timely as possible. Who Can Refer? Wings Over Texas Hospice works alongside healthcare professionals and families throughout the communities we serve. Referrals may come from: Physicians and medical practices Hospitals and hospital discharge teams Case managers and discharge planners Skilled nursing facilities Assisted living communities Social workers Home health professionals Caregivers and family members If you're unsure whether hospice may be appropriate for a patient, call us. Our team can help you understand the next step. Johnson County Hamilton County Hood County Tarrant County Cleburne, Texas Hico, Texas Granbury, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Joshua, Texas Tolar, Texas Mansfield, Texas Burleson, Texas Lipan, Texas Arlington, Texas Rio Vista, Texas Benbrook Texas McLennan County Somervell County Bosque County Dallas County Waco, Texas Glen Rose, Texas Clifton, Texas West, Texas Nemo, Texas Iredell, Texas Mart, Texas Rainbow, Texas Meridian, Texas Bellmead, Texas Glass, Texas Morgan, Texas Corell County Brown County Hill County Mills County Gatesville, Texas Whitney, Texas Local Care Teams Serving North and Central Texas Call and check if we have a care team serving in your area, 817-774-9154 Ellis County Parker County Midlothian, Texas Weatherford, Texas Waxahachie, Texas Italy, Texas Erath County Eastland County Dublin, Texas Morgan Mill, Texas Palo Pinto County Lampasas County Mineral Wells Texas Blum, Texas Itasca, Texas Hillsboro, Texas Comanche County We're Ready When You Need Us When a patient and family need hospice support, Wings Over Texas Hospice is ready to help. Call. Fax. Email. It's that simple. 817-774-9154 24/7 On- Call Support Fax: 877-738-0467 Email: info@wotxhospice.com Serving Others with Honor and Kindness

Discover essential Questions and Answers about Wings Over Texas Hospice. Get informed about the hospice care choices and benefits Wings Over Texas Hospice offers to our North Texas Communities. Hospice Questions and Answers We understand this is a difficult time, and we are here to help. We have Wings Over Texas Hospice Nurses on call 24/7 to answer any questions you may have. 817-774-9154 What is hospice? Hospice provides comfort and care. Hospice is a health care benefit for people with life-limiting illnesses. Hospice does not provide aggressive or curative care related to the life-limiting illness. It is provided in the individual’s place of residence by a team that consists of nurses, social workers, hospice aides, volunteers, spiritual, bereavement and dietary counselors and other therapists (physical, occupational and speech) as needed under the direction of a physician. If the person does not have a primary physician, the medical director of Wings Over Texas Hospice will fulfill that role. The goal of hospice care is to control pain and other symptoms, rather than to cure the person’s illness. Hospice provides support for the person who is ill as well as his or her loved ones. Home Who chooses the hospice provider? Choosing to go on hospice and who to use as a hospice provider are personal decisions. Many patients consult with family, and medical providers. Does hospice make death come sooner? No, hospice provides its presence and specialized knowledge during the dying process but does nothing to either speed up or slow down the dying process. What hospice services are covered under the Medicare Hospice Benefit? Services Covered Under the Medicare Hospice Benefit (if included in the plan of care) • Physician Services • Nursing Care • Hospice aide/homemaker • Spiritual Counseling • Bereavement Counseling • Medical Social Services • Physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy • Dietary counseling • Volunteer services • Durable Medical Equipment • Medical Supplies • Medications for symptom management and pain relief of the terminal illness and related conditions (must be pre-approved by hospice) • Short-term inpatient care for pain and symptom control • Short-term respite care What does a hospice aide do? The hospice aide follows a plan of care developed by the RN Case Manager. Hospice Aide responsibilities may include: 1. Patient Bathing and Hygiene Hair and Nail Care 2. Assisting with Ambulation and Transfers 3. Dressing 4. Assisting with elimination 5. Linen Change 6. Range of Motion 7. Delivering supplies 8. Light Meal Preparation for the patient 9. Light housekeeping pertaining to the patient Who is eligible for hospice? Anyone with a life-limiting or terminal diagnosis and a prognosis of 6 months or less. Patients may not pursue life-prolonging, or curative treatments on hospice. Does hospice continue after the patient dies? Yes, our bereavement program offers spiritual and emotional support to family members after the death of their loved one for 13 months. The amount of contact is determined by the needs and wishes of the patient’s family. What services are not covered by the Medicare Hospice Benefit? Medicare Hospice Benefits do not cover treatment for the terminal illness which is not for palliative symptom management and is not within the hospice plan of care. • Care provided by another hospice that was not arranged by the patient’s hospice • Ambulance transportation not included in the plan of care • Medications that are not related to the terminal illness • Visits to the emergency department without prior approval or arrangements by hospice • Inpatient care at non-contracted facilities • Sitter services or hired caregivers • Admission to the hospital without prior approval or arrangements by hospice • Lab studies, medical testing and/or any treatments not indicated What is the Hospice CAHPS Honors Elite Award ? Awarded by HEALTHCAREfirst, a leading provider of CAHPS and bereavement survey programs for home health and hospice agencies. This prestigious annual review recognizes agencies that continuously caregiver experiences. It acknowledges the highest performing agencies by analyzing the performance of the Hospice Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (CAHPS) survey satisfaction and quality measures. To be considered for the Hospice CAHPS Honors Award, the hospice agency must have scored above the HEALTHCAREfirst National Performance Score on the Hospice CAHPS Willingness to Recommend question. If that criteria is met, performance is evaluated utilizing a set of 23 additional quality indicator measures. These scores are then compared on a question-byquestion basis to a national performance score calculated from all partnering hospices contained in HEALTHCAREfirst’s Hospice CAHPS database. Special recognition, Honors Elite, is awarded to those hospices that score above the national performance score on 100%, or all twenty four, of the evaluated questions. Do I need special equipment if I receive hospice care at home? You may need special equipment. But you don't have to worry. You will have a case manager who will work with you upon admission to assess your needs and help with obtaining and necessary medical equipment. They will continue to reassess your needs throughout the continuum of care. Who pays for hospice? Hospice care is covered by Medicare, Medicaid, VA, and private insurance for most plans. We will work with you to help get services covered. How do you create the plan of care? Wings Over Texas Hospice team develops an individualized plan of care, with your input. The plan of care is based upon admission information, identified problems, needs and goals, physician orders for medications, treatments and care, timeframes, your environment and your personal wishes whenever possible. Effective pain management and nutritional support are important parts of your treatment. The plan of care includes five basic areas: • Physical care • Psychosocial needs • Spiritual needs • Bereavement care • Personal care and comfort The plan is reviewed and updated as needed, based on your changing needs. All medical information will be provided to assist you in participating in your plan of care. You must seek preapproval from Wings Over Texas Hospice for all treatments and services not included in the hospice plan of care. Medication and treatments are ordered by and given under the general supervision of your attending physician. With you help, we will create an updated list of your medications on admission. We will compare this list to the medications ordered by the physician. Our staff will continue to compare the list to the medications that are ordered, administered or dispensed to you while under our care so any discrepancies (such as omissions, duplications, potential interactions) can be resolved. Your Wings Over Texas Hospice nurse will also review with you what medications will be paid for by your insurance (i.e. Medicare) benefit. What are the benefit differences between home health and hospice? Hospice is end-of-life care. Home health treats acute illness or injury. See Benefits What are some specific diagnoses and indicators of hospice eligibility? The patient has chosen to stop life-prolonging, or curative treatments. Specific Indicators Questions about hospice quality ratings? Learn how Medicare Care Compare works and review our official hospice verification page. Read About Medicare Ratings Where is Wings Over Texas Hospice service area? Home Frequently asked questions How do I know if hospice care is the right choice for my loved one? Hospice care might be the right choice if your loved one’s illness is no longer responding to treatments and the focus shifts to comfort and quality of life. Signs include frequent hospitalizations, worsening symptoms, or a prognosis of six months or less. We’re here to provide compassionate care and help you make the best decision for your family. Can Wings Over Texas Hospice provide care in nursing facilities near me? Yes, we provide hospice care in nursing facilities across North and Central Texas. Our team works closely with nursing home staff to deliver seamless, personalized care that prioritizes comfort and dignity. From pain management to emotional and spiritual support, we’re here to meet the unique needs of every patient. Q: What support does Wings Over Texas Hospice offer to caregivers? A: Wings Over Texas Hospice provides comprehensive support to caregivers, recognizing their critical role in patient care. This includes personalized education and training to help caregivers manage symptoms and provide comfortable care at home. The hospice team offers 24/7 access to nursing professionals for guidance and emergency assistance, ensuring caregivers never feel alone in their responsibilities. Emotional and spiritual support is also available through counseling and support groups, helping caregivers cope with the challenges they face. Additionally, Wings Over Texas Hospice assists with respite care, allowing caregivers temporary relief to rest and recharge. This holistic approach ensures caregivers receive the practical, emotional, and professional support they need throughout the hospice journey. Emotional and Psychological Support: Social workers and chaplains provide emotional and spiritual support to caregivers. Education and Guidance: Training on how to care for the patient, including medication management and daily care tasks. Assistance with Daily Tasks: Wings Over Texas Hospice aides visit M-F for up to an hour per visit. They can help with bathing, dressing, toileting, and meal preparation. Respite Care: Temporary short-term care to give caregivers in need a break. ( up to five days.) 24/7 Support: We are available by phone around the clock for medical assistance and questions. Bereavement Support: After the patient passes, grief counseling and support groups are offered for 13 months. Volunteer Services: Volunteers provide companionship for the patient and light assistance to caregivers. Resource Navigation: Our team can help accessing community resources, healthcare decisions, and paperwork. Q: How is hospice care at Wings Over Texas Hospice different from other types of medical care? A: Hospice care at Wings Over Texas Hospice is specifically designed to provide compassionate, patient-centered support for individuals facing life-limiting illnesses. Unlike traditional medical care that often focuses on curing disease or extending life at all costs, hospice prioritizes comfort, dignity, and quality of life. At Wings Over Texas Hospice, we deliver personalized care wherever our patients call home—whether that’s a private residence, assisted living facility, or nursing home—throughout North and Central Texas. Our interdisciplinary team addresses physical symptoms, emotional well-being, spiritual needs, and caregiver support, ensuring a holistic approach tailored to each patient’s wishes and values. This distinct focus on comfort and comprehensive support sets hospice care apart from other medical treatments, emphasizing peaceful and meaningful end-of-life experiences. Can I reach Wings Over Texas Hospice for emergencies at any time? Yes, you can reach us anytime for emergencies. At Wings Over Texas Hospice, our nurses are available 24/7 to provide immediate support and guidance. Whether it’s a sudden change in symptoms or an urgent concern, we’re here to ensure you and your loved ones receive the care and comfort you need, whenever you need it. Q: What kind of support do hospice caregivers receive from Wings Over Texas Hospice? A: At Wings Over Texas Hospice, we understand that hospice caregivers play a vital role in providing compassionate end-of-life care, and we are deeply committed to supporting them every step of the way. Caregivers receive personalized training and education to help manage symptoms and provide comfort with confidence. Our experienced team offers 24/7 access to professional guidance, ensuring caregivers never face challenges alone. We also provide emotional support through a chaplain and social services. We also have respite services, allowing caregivers who are having a hard time to rest and recharge. By partnering closely with caregivers, Wings Over Texas Hospice ensures they have the tools, resources, and encouragement needed to deliver the highest quality care while maintaining their own well-being. Where can I find trusted hospice services in North Texas? Wings Over Texas Hospice provides trusted, compassionate care throughout North and Central Texas. Whether at home, in an assisted living facility, or a nursing home, our team is dedicated to enhancing quality of life through personalized support and 24/7 availability. If you’re looking for expert hospice services in North Texas, we’re here to help. Where are Wings Over Texas Hospice offices located, and what areas do we serve? Our offices are located in Cleburne, Granbury, and Hico, Texas. We proudly serve patients across 17 counties in North and Central Texas, including Johnson, Hamilton, Bosque, and Tarrant. Whether you’re in a city or a rural area, we’re dedicated to providing compassionate, personalized care wherever you call home. Q: How quickly can hospice care begin through Wings Over Texas Hospice? A: At Wings Over Texas Hospice, we understand that timely support is crucial for patients and families facing serious illness. We often provide same-day admissions, ensuring that hospice services can start promptly. Typically, care can begin within 24 hours, allowing our compassionate team to deliver personalized support and comfort to patients in their own homes throughout North Texas. This rapid response reflects our commitment to providing seamless, local, and professional hospice care when it is needed most. What are common diagnoses in hospice? Some of the most common hospice diagnoses include: Dementia, Alzheimer's Disease, Neurological Disease / CVA, Lung Disease /COPD, Heart Disease / CHF, Renal Disease, Liver Disease, and Cancer What is a DNR? Do-Not-Resuscitate (DNR) Order or Out of Hospital DNR (OOHDNR) or Pre-Hospital Medical Care Directive What is it? A Do-Not-Resuscitate (DNR) Order Out of Hospital DNR (OOHDNR) instructs physicians and all medical institutions who might care for you that in the event of cardiac or respiratory arrest, you do not consent to the administration of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) in any form. A Pre-Hospital Medical Care Directive is a directive that allows patients to refuse specific life-sustaining treatments outside the hospital. Why would I need a DNR? Why do I need one? A DNR form will tell health care providers not to use CPR and other life-sustaining techniques. If you do not have a DNR Order, health care providers may do everything medically possible to revive you. All of these DNR forms are state-approved. The correct state form must be used to be recognized and valid. If you would like a DNR • Ask your healthcare provider for the DNR Order or Out of Hospital DNR (OOHDNR) or Pre-Hospital Medical Care Directive. • Complete the form. Keep your original form and at least one copy. • Talk with family, clergy, and/or friends. • You can also notify health care providers of your DNR decision by wearing an approved ID necklace or bracelet. Wings Over Texas Hospice Educational Vid... Categorías Reproducir video Reproducir video 02:30 Understanding Hospice Care: What Families Need to Know Answering the confusing questions about hospice. Wings Over Texas Hospice provides kindhearted, personalized hospice care for patients and families throughout North and Central Texas. Reproducir video Reproducir video 01:41 When Is Hospice Appropriate After a Stroke? | Hospice Education for Families Hospice care after a stroke can help patients and families focus on comfort, dignity, and quality of life. In this video, Wings Over Texas Hospice explains when hospice may be appropriate after a severe stroke, common signs families should watch for, and how hospice supports both patients and caregivers during this difficult time. Wings Over Texas Hospice provides compassionate in-home hospice care throughout Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Johnson County, Ellis County, Granbury, Cleburne, and communities across North Texas. Learn about when to seek help and how hospice care can support patients and families when facing advanced stroke effects. Topics Covered: Hospice care after stroke Severe stroke prognosis End-stage stroke symptoms Hospice eligibility Comfort-focused care Family support after stroke Presented by Wings Over Texas Hospice www.wotxhospice.com 817-774-9154 Reproducir video Reproducir video 01:42 Cancer & Hospice Care: When Is It Time to Consider Hospice? Watch the full educational resource and learn more about hospice care: https://www.wotxhospice.com In this educational video, Brody Bourg, RN, with Wings Over Texas Hospice, discusses hospice care for people living with cancer and some of the changes families may notice as an illness progresses. Hospice is not about giving up. Hospice is about providing comfort, managing symptoms, supporting caregivers, and helping patients and families navigate an important stage of serious illness with dignity and kindness. In this video, Brody discusses common concerns associated with advanced cancer, including symptoms such as pain, shortness of breath, nausea, and anxiety, and explains how hospice can help support patients and their loved ones. For physicians, case managers and healthcare professionals: Wings Over Texas Hospice provides hospice care throughout North and Central Texas. Referrals can be made by phone, fax or email. Referral information: 📞 817-774-9154 📠 877-738-0467 ✉️ info@wotxhospice.com Clinical documentation, medication lists and orders to evaluate and treat may be included with the referral when available. Learn more about Wings Over Texas Hospice: https://www.wotxhospice.com Serving Others with Honor and Kindness. #HospiceCare #CancerCare #hospicesupport 00:00 Introduction 00:10 Understanding Cancer and Hospice Care 00:30 When Hospice May Be Appropriate 00:55 Common Symptoms Hospice Can Help Manage 01:20 Supporting Patients and Families 01:35 Wings Over Texas Hospice Reproducir video Reproducir video 01:41 Liver Disease and Hospice Care: What Families Should Know understand. This video explains what families should know about hospice care for someone living with advanced liver disease, including when it may be time to have a conversation about hospice. Kayla with Wings Over Texas Hospice discusses liver disease, hospice care, and how hospice can support patients and families when care shifts toward comfort and quality of life. Learn more about hospice care for liver disease: https://www.wotxhospice.com/liver-disease-and-hospice-care Wings Over Texas Hospice provides kindhearted hospice care for patients and families throughout North & Central Texas. Our team can help families understand hospice, answer questions, and determine whether a hospice evaluation may be appropriate. 📞 817-774-9154 🌐 www.wotxhospice.com https://www.wotxhospice.com/liver-disease-and-hospice-care #LiverDisease #HospiceCare #Hospice Reproducir video Reproducir video 04:50 Wings Over Texas Hospice Comfort Kit Education Our Wings Over Texas Hospice patients receive a "Comfort Kit" containing medications that help manage symptoms such as pain, shortness of breath, anxiety, nausea, and restlessness. Our nurses will explain each medication, but these videos are available whenever you want a refresher. Presented by Wings Over Texas Hospice www.wotxhospice.com Need help? 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Explore hospice care services from Wings Over Texas Hospice, including nursing, pain and symptom management, hospice aides, family support, spiritual care, 24/7 RN support and more throughout North and Central Texas. Wings Over Texas Hospice Understanding Hospice Care: What Families Need to Know Reproducir video Understanding Hospice Care If you or someone you love has been told that hospice may be appropriate, you probably have questions. What does hospice actually provide? Who is part of the hospice team? How does hospice help manage pain and symptoms? What support is available for the family? Our educational video provides an introduction to hospice care and what families can expect when they choose hospice. At Wings Over Texas Hospice, education is part of the care we provide. Our kindhearted team is always available to answer questions and help families understand their options. Have questions about hospice care? Call Wings Over Texas Hospice anytime. 817-774-9154. A registered nurse is available 24/7 to answer your questions and help you understand the next step. What We Can Help With Wings Over Texas Hospice provides kindhearted, personalized hospice care for patients and families in North and Central Texas. We believe hospice care should never feel like a one-size-fits-all service. Every patient and family has different needs, wishes, questions, and concerns. Our team takes the time to develop a personalized plan of care that considers the patient's goals, the caregiver's needs, the physician's orders, and the patient's environment. That plan is regularly reviewed and updated as needs change. From skilled nursing and pain and symptom management to hospice aide care, medications, medical equipment, emotional and spiritual support, education, and 24/7 nursing support, we're here to walk alongside your family throughout the hospice journey. Let's Talk Hospice Care Services Designed Around Your Needs Los servicios de cuidados paliativos que ofrecemos se adaptan a las necesidades y deseos personales de nuestros pacientes. En Wings Over Texas Hospice, nuestro equipo se dedica a desarrollar un plan de atención personalizado que considera las opiniones tanto del paciente como de su cuidador. Comprendemos la importancia de abordar los problemas, necesidades y objetivos identificados, así como de incorporar las indicaciones del médico y el entorno del paciente. Este plan se revisa y actualiza periódicamente para garantizar que siga satisfaciendo las necesidades cambiantes del paciente. 1 Nursing Care A cada paciente de Wings Over Texas Hospice se le asigna un enfermero/a gestor/a de casos, quien suele visitarlos de una a tres veces por semana. Además, nuestros pacientes de hospicio y sus cuidadores tienen acceso a una enfermera de guardia las 24 horas del día. 2 Hospice Aide Care Nuestros dedicados auxiliares de cuidados paliativos siguen el plan de atención personalizado de cada paciente con compasión y comprensión. Brindan atención amable y atenta a cada paciente de Wings Over Texas Hospice. Las funciones del auxiliar de cuidados paliativos pueden incluir asistencia con la movilidad, higiene personal, vestirse, cambiar la ropa de cama, entregar suministros y preparar comidas ligeras. 3 Pain and Symptom Management Nuestro objetivo es garantizar la comodidad de nuestros pacientes. Reconocemos las necesidades únicas que surgen al final de la vida. Los cuidados paliativos generalmente incluyen todos los medicamentos pertinentes al diagnóstico, así como aquellos diseñados para controlar o aliviar el dolor y los síntomas. 4 Medication, Medical Equipment, & Supplies. Delivered to your door El hospicio proporciona el equipo necesario para brindar un entorno seguro, cómodo y acogedor en el hogar del paciente. Estos suministros se ajustan a las necesidades del plan de cuidados paliativos. Los suministros médicos pueden incluir, por ejemplo, una cama de hospital, una silla de ruedas y oxígeno, además de ropa interior, vendas y guantes. 5 Social Services En Wings Over Texas Hospice, nos aseguramos de que nuestros pacientes y sus familias reciban el apoyo de un trabajador social certificado, dedicado a atender sus necesidades prácticas y emocionales. El trabajador social puede ayudarle con la documentación médica, tomar decisiones médicas delicadas, brindar información sobre recursos comunitarios relevantes y ofrecer apoyo emocional compasivo para ayudar a afrontar los desafíos asociados con los cuidados paliativos. 6 Spiritual Care Services Nuestros capellanes de hospicio están disponibles para brindar apoyo espiritual y emocional a los pacientes, sus familias y el equipo de cuidadores durante el proceso de fin de vida. El capellán puede ayudar a conectar al paciente y a su familia con recursos espirituales, brindar consuelo en momentos difíciles y crear un espacio seguro para la reflexión, la oración y la conversación. 7 Bereavement Care Services Nuestro compasivo Coordinador de Duelo se acerca a la familia del paciente desde el inicio de su proceso de cuidados paliativos para ofrecerle apoyo emocional y orientación durante este momento difícil. Como miembro integral del equipo de cuidados paliativos, se dedica a brindar atención y asistencia continuas a la familia incluso después del fallecimiento del paciente. 8 Volunteer Care Services Nuestro equipo de voluntarios compasivos juega un papel crucial al brindar atención a nuestros pacientes y sus familias. Actúan tanto en funciones de atención directa como de apoyo, asegurando que nuestros pacientes reciban la mejor atención y apoyo posibles durante su tiempo con nosotros. 9 Hospice Care Education and Family Support Nuestro compasivo equipo de Wings Over Texas Hospice puede ayudarle a responder sus preguntas sobre cuidados paliativos en cualquier momento. También asistirán a nuestros pacientes y cuidadores durante todo el proceso, brindándoles asesoramiento y educación sobre el cuidado de síntomas específicos de la enfermedad. Explore Hospice Q &A Family Resources 24/7 Hospice Support Line Our kindhearted Wings Over Texas Hospice registered nurses are available to provide support 24/7 We provide support on nights, weekends, and holidays. Call Now Understanding the 4 Levels of Hospice Care Routine Home Care Care provided at home by the family or other caregiver, assisted by the hospice staff. This is the most common level of hospice care. With this type of care, an individual has elected to receive hospice care at their residence, which can include a private residence, assisted living facility or nursing facility Respite Care Short-term care available to provide temporary relief to the patient’s primary caregiver. Respite care can be provided in a Medicare approved facility which is a hospital, hospice facility, or a long term care facility that has sufficient nursing personnel present twenty-four hours on all shifts to guarantee that patient’s needs are met. Respite care is provided for a maximum of 5 consecutive days. Care and services are established through a contractual agreement Continuous Home Care Care is provided between 8 and 24 hours a day to manage pain and other acute medical symptoms. The care provided must be predominately nursing care, supplemented with caregiver and hospice aide services. This level of care is intended to maintain the terminally ill patient at home during a pain or symptom crisis. Medicare reimburses this at an hourly rate General Inpatient Care Short-term care provided for pain control or other acute symptom management that cannot feasibly be provided in any other setting. Inpatient Care begins when other efforts to manage symptoms have been ineffective. Inpatient Care can be provided in a Medicare certified hospital, hospice inpatient facility, or nursing facility that has a RN available twenty-four hours a day to provide direct patient care. Home More Support when it Matters Most When a loved one enters their final days, families need more support—not less . At Wings Over Texas Hospice, we increase medical and emotional support visits as needed to help provide comfort, answer questions, and support the patient and those who love them. Our care doesn't end when a loved one passes. Bereavement support remains available to help family members and loved ones navigate the days and months that follow. Medical Support Additional visits and clinical support focused on comfort and changing needs. Emotional Support Extra guidance, listening, and support for patients and families during the final days. Bereavement Support Continued support for loved ones following the death of a patient. Need Support for Your Family? Our kindhearted team is here to help you understand your options and determine whether hospice care may be appropriate. Call us anytime. 817-774-9154 Who May Benefit from Hospice Care? Every Situation is Different Hospice may be appropriate for people living with a life-limiting illness when the focus of care has shifted toward comfort, quality of life, and support. Hospice care may benefit patients living with conditions such as: Cancer Heart disease Lung disease Dementia Stroke Neurological conditions Other advanced or life-limiting illnesses If you are unsure whether hospice may be appropriate for someone you love, our team is happy to answer your questions and help you understand your options. Let's Talk Where Hospice Care Happens We provide Hospice Care Wherever You Call Home Private homes Assisted living communities Nursing facilities Memory Care Units Group Homes Other appropriate residential settings See our Service Area We have offices in Cleburne , Granbury and Hico, We have care givers who live and serve in areas across North Texas and surrounding areas. Why Families Choose Wings Over Texas Hospice When families choose us they aren't simply choosing a hospice provider. Texan-Owned & Locally Operated Our roots are here, and the communities we serve matter to us. Available 24/7 A registered nurse is available by phone day or night. Focused on Personalized Care Personal Care Each patient's care plan is built around individual needs, wishes, goals, and comfort. Committed to Quality Wings Over Texas Hospice is Medicare-certified, has a 5-Star Medicare rating, and is a 2026 Hospice CAHPS Honors Elite recipient. Serving Families Throughout North and Central Texas Our local teams provide care across the communities we serve from our Cleburne, Granbury, and Hico offices. They're choosing a local team that believes every patient deserves to be treated with honor and kindness. Why Families Choose Us Contáctanos ¿No sabes qué hacer a continuación? Llámanos al 817-774-9154 para obtener más información.

Wings Over Texas Hospice is 1 of 5 in Texas a 2026 Hospice CAHPS Honors Elite, recognized by MatrixCare for excellence in patient and caregiver experiences. View the Winner List Wings Over Texas Hospice Named a 2026 Hospice CAHPS Honors Elite Recipient A Recognition Rooted in the People We Serve Cleburne, Texas | August 14, 2026 Wings Over Texas Hospice is honored to be named a 2026 Hospice CAHPS Honors Elite recipient by MatrixCare, recognizing excellence in patient and caregiver experiences as measured through Hospice CAHPS satisfaction scores. For our team, this recognition is about much more than an award. It is about people. It is about every patient who has trusted us with their care, every family member who has welcomed us into their home, and every caregiver who has relied on our team during one of life's most difficult seasons. It is about the nurse who walks through the door when a family does not know what to do next. The aide who notices a small change that makes a big difference. The chaplain who knows when to speak and when simply to sit beside someone. The social worker who helps a family navigate an overwhelming moment. The volunteer or musician who brings a little joy into an otherwise difficult day. It is a team of real people caring for real people. And that is what makes this recognition so meaningful to Wings Over Texas Hospice. 2026 Hospice CAHPS Honors Elite Recipient | 5-Star Medicare Rating | Texas-Owned & Locally Operated | 24/7 RN Support What the 2026 Hospice CAHPS Honors Elite Award Means The Hospice CAHPS Honors program recognizes hospice agencies that demonstrate strong performance in the experiences of patients and caregivers. The program is based on results from the Hospice Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (CAHPS) survey and recognizes hospice agencies that work with MatrixCare to administer their Hospice CAHPS surveys. For Wings Over Texas Hospice, the 2026 recognition is especially meaningful because Hospice Honors Elite is a special recognition reserved for hospices that score above the MatrixCare National Performance Score on all 22 evaluated questions. Hospice CAHPS Honors Hospice CAHPS Honors recognizes hospices that scored above the MatrixCare National Score on at least 17 of the 22 evaluated questions. Hospice CAHPS Honors Elite Hospice Honors Elite recognizes hospices that scored above the MatrixCare National Performance Score on all 22 of the 22 evaluated questions. For Wings Over Texas Hospice, that means our performance exceeded the MatrixCare National Performance Score on all 22 evaluated quality indicators during the 2026 program's evaluation period. These numbers represent more than statistics. They represent the experiences of the patients, caregivers, and families who allowed our team into their lives. 22/22 Evaluated Quality Indicators Above the MatrixCare National Performance Score The Hospice CAHPS Honors Elite designation is reserved for hospice agencies whose performance exceeds the MatrixCare National Performance Score on all 22 evaluated questions. Wings Over Texas Hospice earned this Elite recognition based on performance across all 22 evaluated quality indicators. For us, every number represents a person. Every response represents a patient or caregiver experience. Every measure reminds us of the responsibility we have when a family invites us into their lives. How the Hospice CAHPS Honors Elite Award Is Determined The 2026 Hospice CAHPS Honors program evaluated Hospice CAHPS survey results from **April 2025 through December 2025**, a three-quarter evaluation period aligned with the implementation of the revised CAHPS Hospice Survey. To qualify for recognition, a hospice agency was required to: Work with MatrixCare for Hospice CAHPS survey administration. Score above the MatrixCare National Score on the **Willingness to Recommend** question (Q31).* Have at least one completed survey returned in each of the three quarters of the evaluation period. MatrixCare then evaluated hospice performance across 22 quality indicator measures. Individual hospice performance scores were calculated using completed surveys from the evaluation period and compared question-by-question with the MatrixCare National Performance Score calculated from survey data from participating hospices in the MatrixCare Hospice CAHPS database. Honors vs. Honors Elite Hospice CAHPS Honors Recognizes hospices that scored above the MatrixCare National Score on at least 17 of the 22 evaluated questions Hospice CAHPS Honors Elite Recognizes hospices that scored above the MatrixCare National Performance Score on all 22 of the 22 evaluated questions That distinction is why the word "Elite" matters. A Recognition Rooted in the People We Serve Some awards recognize numbers. This one reminds us why the work matters. At Wings Over Texas Hospice, we believe hospice care is about much more than managing symptoms. It is about caring for the whole person and supporting the people who love them. It is about listening. It is about showing up. It is about answering the phone when a family is unsure what to do. It is about helping a patient remain comfortable and surrounded by the people, places, and memories that matter most. Our nurses, aides, social workers, chaplains, volunteers, and support team members each play a different role, but we share one responsibility: To treat every patient like we would treat our own family. That philosophy is at the heart of Wings Over Texas Hospice. Our goal has always been simple: Provide the very best hospice care possible. And our motto is the way we strive to do it: Serving Others with Honor and Kindness Explore our Services “This Is a Special Award!” “This is a special award! It directly reflects our vision and the heart of our amazing team. We believe the only footprint we leave on this earth is the difference we make for others! The Hospice Honors Elite award proves our team practices what we believe. Our success isn't a secret. We simply encourage everyone on our team to treat our patients as they would their own grandmother!” Robin Houghton, RN Managing Partner, Wings Over Texas Hospice “The Greatest Measure of Care” ““The greatest measure of our care is not just the recognition we receive but the families still remembering how deeply they were cared for long after we’ve left their side.” Christina McElroy, RN Administrator, Wings Over Texas Hospice Quality Matters So does the way a family feels when someone walks through their door. Another Way Families Can Review Our Quality When choosing hospice care, families deserve reliable information. In addition to our 2026 Hospice CAHPS Honors Elite recognition, Wings Over Texas Hospice is a 5-Star Medicare-rated hospice provider. We encourage families to review our official Medicare information and ask questions when comparing hospice providers. Verify Our Medicare Rating When Your Family Needs Hospice, We're Here. Wings Over Texas Hospice Serving Others with Honor and Kindness 24/7 RN Support Line 817-774-9154 Call Now Learn More About Why Families Choose Us Why Families Choose Us. Why families Choose Us Families choose Wings Over Texas Hospice because they want more than a hospice provider. They want people they can trust. A team that listens. Clear answers. Responsive support. Personalized care. And a kindhearted team that treats their loved one like family. Our 2026 Hospice CAHPS Honors Elite recognition is one reflection of that commitment. Our local team provides kindhearted, individualized hospice care wherever you call home. See our Service Areas Call Now