Serving Limestone, Madison, Lawrence,
Morgan, Marshall, Franklin & Cullman Counties.
Referral Fax: (256) 743-3236
What Makes Us Different?
What Makes Us Different? Our Care Team.
Hospice of the Valley is a truly unique support system that provides exceptional care for our patients, regardless of insurance status. We are a non-profit organization that provides individualized care to patients and their families in Morgan and Lawrence Counties, serving the community since 1985.
Our team of nurses, social workers, chaplains and volunteers are what make the difference. We help our patients and their families find comfort and peace; allowing them to make the most of every moment together. Services are available to the patient and their families 24 hours a day/ 7 days a week.
Contact us today to learn more about how we can help your family, 256.350.5585. Our care team has a 1 hour response time and offers same-day admissions.
Services are provided in Morgan, Lawrence, Limestone, Madison, Cullman, Franklin, and Marshall Counties.
Did You Know?
- We are the only nonprofit hospice serving Morgan and Lawrence Counties since 1985. We accept all patients regardless of insurance status, if they qualify for hospice service.
- We are not a corporate company. Decisions that affect our community and our services are made here, not in corporate headquarters in another area of the state or nation.
- Hospice of the Valley has the only community bereavement center available free of charge to the community.
- Not all hospice provide the same level of care. Our patients receive an average of 9 visits from our care team in a 14-day time period.
8 Facts About Hospice
Hospice can add up to 29 days of life with early intervention
A patient's primary care physician can follow them and make decisions regarding care while on hospice
Most, if not all equipment is covered under you hospice benefit
A patient can travel out of state while on hospice services
With most hospices, a patient receives 2 nurse visits per week
Hospice is not a place, it's a service. 67% of patients receive care in their own home
Hospice providers are independent from one another. Non-profit and profit hospices provide a wide range of services
Hospice care can be provided to people at any age diagnosed with a life-limiting illness
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Hospice of the Valley
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