Hospice Care in Westlake, TX
Welcome to Solace Hospice
Why Westlake Families Choose Solace Hospice
Local, responsive team
Our Westlake-dedicated staff lives and works in your community.
Family-centered philosophy
We do not just care for the patient. We support spouses, children, and caregivers with counseling, respite, and bereavement services throughout the journey.
Continuity of care
You see the same familiar faces, your nurse, aide, and chaplain, throughout your care. No rotating strangers.
Our Westlake Hospice Services
Comprehensive Medical Care
Pain and symptom management – Our physicians specialize in palliative protocols that maximize comfort without over-sedation.
Nursing visits – Skilled nurses assess, medicate, and coordinate care based on your loved one’s changing needs.
Medical equipment & supplies – Hospital beds, oxygen, wound care supplies – delivered to your Westlake home at no additional cost.
Emotional & Spiritual Support
Chaplain services – Non-denominational and respectful of all faiths or none. Our chaplains provide spiritual comfort and legacy work.
Grief counseling – Individual and group sessions for families before and after loss.
Volunteer companionship – Trained volunteers offer respite stays, read aloud, or simply sit in quiet presence.
Practical Assistance
Personal care aides – Bathing, dressing, and grooming support that preserves dignity.
Medication management – We handle delivery, setup, and disposal – you focus on your loved one.
Short-term inpatient care – If symptoms become uncontrollable at home, we arrange local Westlake-area beds until you’re comfortable returning.
Affordable Hospice & Medicare in Westlake
One of the biggest fears families share is financial ruin from end-of-life care. Solace Hospice eases that worry entirely. As a Medicare-approved hospice provider, we follow the Medicare Hospice Benefit – a program that covers 100% of hospice-related services for eligible patients.
What Medicare Covers for Westlake Residents:
All hospice physician services and nursing care
Prescription drugs for symptom control and pain relief
Medical equipment (hospital bed, wheelchair, walker)
Personal care aides (bathing, feeding, etc.)
Spiritual and grief counseling
Short-term respite care (up to 5 days to give family caregivers a break)
Built on Compassion, Guided by Respect
What They're Saying
Frequently Asked Questions About Hospice Care in Westlake
1. When is the right time to start hospice?
2. Does hospice mean giving up hope?
Absolutely not. Hospice redefines hope – hoping for pain-free days, meaningful conversations, and peaceful moments. We never hasten or postpone death. We simply make every remaining day as full as possible.