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Queens County
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| Calvary Hospital Hospice | | 1740 Eastchester Road | | Bronx, NY 10461 | | (718) 518-2465 | | Nancy D'Agostino | | email: ndagostino@calvaryhospital.org | | http://www.calvaryhospital.org | | | | Calvary Hospital is the only fully accredited acute care specialty hospital exclusively providing palliative care for adult advanced cancer patients in the United States. Calvary Hospital is based in the Bronx, New York with a campus in Brooklyn. We provide palliative care, which is the active treatment of the symptoms, not the cure of the disease, in order to make our patients as comfortable as possible. Our programs include inpatient care, case management, outpatient care, hospice, home care and support programs for families and friends.
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| | | | Comprehensive Community Hospice of the Parker Jewish Institute | | 1 Delaware Drive | | Lake Success, NY 11042 | | (516) 586-1511 | | Donna Brook | | email: dbrook@parkerinstitute.org | | http://www.parkerinstitute.org |
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| Martha Levoy | | (516) 586-1512 | | | | | |
| | | | Hospice Care Network | | 99 Sunnyside Boulevard | | Woodbury, NY 11797 | | (516) 832-7100 | | Patti Bookbinder | | email: pbookbinder@hospicecarenetwork.org | | http://www.hospicecarenetwork.org | | | | Hospice Care Network believes in making every day count for the patient diagnosed with advanced illness.
The focus is on caring, not curing, to allow patients to live in peace and dignity, surrounded by their friends and family in the environment they are most comfortable. Special care is taken to support the family throughout the advanced illness experience.
Hospice Care Network cares for patients of all ages, religions, races and illnesses in Nassau, Suffolk and Queens Counties.
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| | | | Hospice of New York | | 45-18 Court Square | | Suite 500 | | Long Island City, NY 11101 | | (718) 472-1999 | | John A. Chermack | | email: john.chermack@hospiceny.com | | http://www.hospiceny.com | | | | Nassau County Phone Number 516-222-1211. Hospice of New York serves patients in the New York City metropolitan and suburban areas and Nassau County. The central office in Long Island City. | | |
| | | | Jacob Perlow Hospice | | 39 Broadway, Suite 200 | | New York, NY 10006 | | (212) 420-2844 | | Allison Maughn, CEO | | email: amaughn@mjhs.org | | http://www.hospicenyc.org |
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| Christine Jones and James Chew | | (212) 649-5264;649-5515 | | email: hospicevolunteer@mjhs.org | | | A Medicare-certified hospice. Services include regularly-scheduled home visits by team members to meet specific needs and problems, evaluate the patient's condition and to supervise care; instructions for family on how to manage physical and emotional symptoms such as pain, anxiety or confusion; assistance with the personal care of the patient such as bathing and feeding; assistance with household chores; transportation to and from the inpatient unit; supplies, equipment and medications related to the primary illness; emotional support and counseling for both patient and family; spiritual counseling; short-term care for problems that cannot be managed at home; and follow-up bereavement counseling for family members after the patient's death.
The Continuum Hospice Bereavement Center is an integral part of Continuum Hospice Care. Staffed by highly qualified professionals, the Center provides an array of services to hospice families and the public. During the year following the death of a loved one, a range of emotions can be expected. The Center reaches out with a series of mailings that discuss such issues, offers informative workshops, makes individual counseling and support groups available, and maintains telephone contact with hundreds of people who take comfort in knowing that we are here.
The Center serves people from the various communities and ethnic backgrounds that comprise New York City, and our outreach is sensitive to the emotional and spiritual issues of our divergent population without being faith-specific.
The Center director is the Rev. William Purdy, Vice President of Special Programs, Continuum Hospice Care.
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| | | | Margaret Tietz Nursing & Rehabilitation Center | | 164-11 Chapin Parkway | | Jamaica, NY 11432 | | (718) 298-7800 | | Gerald H. Hart | | email: ghart@mtnrc.org | | http://www.margarettietz.org | | | | At Margaret Tietz Center, you will find a spectacular facility with warmth and activity. You will find programs that provide choices and options that meet our resident’s individual needs. You will find the services and quality you’d expect from a facility that has been in the neighborhood for over 37 years. And you will find a highly dedicated staff, which have made MTC the premier facility it is today. | | |
| | | | Metropolitan Jewish Hospice | | 6323 Seventh Avenue | | Brooklyn, NY 11220 | | (800) HOSPICE | | Barbara Hiney | | email: Bhiney@mjhs.org | | http://www.mjhs.org | | | | The Metropolitan Hospice of Greater New York and The Jewish Hospice of Greater New York provides comfort and support for people with life-limiting illnesses. A team of professionals provides ongoing services to enhance quality of life, giving attention to both patients and their loved ones. Patients on our program are provided with care at home to improve the quality of their life through medical management, spiritual guidance and emotional support. Core services include nursing, doctor, social work, HHA, volunteer pastoral visits and medications, medical equipment and supplies delivered. The Jewish Hospice is culturally sensitive to the specialized needs of the diverse cultural and religious Jewish community, including Holocaust survivors, immigrants and adherents to Halacha. Start of services with 24-48 hours of referral. We service patients and families throughout Brooklyn, Queens, Nassua County and Manhattan. | | |
| | | | The Healing Circle | | 128 West Main Street | | Bay Shore, NY 11706 | | (631) 666-4804 | | Frank Monastero, CSW | | email: fmonastero@hospicecarenetwork.org | | | | A subsidiary of Hospice Care Network, the Healing Circle is a pediatric hospice and palliative care program. The services that are provided include: Pediatric Medical Director, Pediatric Nurses, Pediatric Home Health Aides, Pediatric Social Workers and Chaplains, Child Life Specialist and trained volunteers. | | |
| | | | University Hospice | | 256 Mason Avenue | | Staten Island, NY 10305 | | (718) 226-6450 | | Maureen Skelton, MPA | | email: mskelton@siuh.edu | | http://www.universityhospice.org |
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| Angela DeMarco | | (718) 226-6450 | | email: ademarco@siuh.edu | | | | University Hospice is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to meet the needs of terminally ill patients, their families and loved ones, by providing comprehensive palliative (comfort) care focusing on physical, social, emotional and spiritual support. Hospice care is delivered in the home, nursing facility, and the in-patient setting. University Hospice serves Staten Island, Brooklyn and Queens. University Hospice is licensed by the State of New York and is certified by Medicare and Medicaid. University Hospice is a member of the National Hospice and Palliative Care Association (NHPCO), the Hospice and Palliative Care Association of New York State (HPCANYS) and is accredited by the Joint Commission of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO).
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| | | | VNSNY Hospice Care | | 1250 Broadway | | New York, NY 10001 | | (212) 609-1920, Referral Center | | Jeanne Dennis | | email: jdennis@vnsny.org | | http://www.vnsny.org | | | | Visiting Nurse Service of New York Hospice Care is a program of hope and humanity, staffed by people who combine sensitivity and compassion with professional knowledge and skill. Our program gives patients and their families time together at home, enabling them to make the most of each day. Our goal is to promote comfort and quality of life for terminally ill patients by providing the best medical, emotional and spiritual care at home. For the family and friends of hospice patients, we provide the emotional and spiritual support they need to make it through this difficult time.
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