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Counsels patients and families on end-of-life choices, including medical aid in dying (MAiD) and voluntary stopping eating and drinking (VSED) Provides support and guidance to qualifying terminally ill individuals seeking to use the WA Death With Dignity Act. Educates the public, physicians, and legislators on end-of-life issues and patients' rights.

Provides supportive services to families dealing with a terminal illness. The grief support group is available to anyone grieving the loss of a loved one. It is an open share group which explores topics related to understanding the grief experience, learning coping strategies, and ways to adjust and heal through the journey of grief.

Provides supportive services to families dealing with a terminal illness. The grief support group is available to anyone grieving the loss of a loved one. It is an open share group which explores topics related to understanding the grief experience, learning coping strategies, and ways to adjust and heal through the journey of grief.

Provides supportive services to families dealing with a terminal illness. The grief support group is available to anyone grieving the loss of a loved one. It is an open share group which explores topics related to understanding the grief experience, learning coping strategies, and ways to adjust and heal through the journey of grief.

Hospice is a special way of caring for people who are nearing the end of life.  Hospice care is focused on patient and family comfort.  Patients should be referred to hospice care when they no longer desire aggressive curative therapies and seek comfort (palliative) care.  Assured Hospice provides aggressive pain and symptom management to help patients live their lives as comfortable as possible.  The Hospice team consists of nurses, social workers, bath aides, spiritual counselors, and volunteers.  Assured hospice provides medication, equipment and supplies related to the patients diagnosis.  When home is where you want to be call Assured Hospice.

Provides quality, timely, comprehensive medical care in the patient’s home. By providing physical, emotional, and spiritual support, our trained staff and volunteers assist the patient and family as they work towards medical rehabilitation or a peaceful and dignified death. We work to promote optimum patient comfort through pain and symptom management, palliative care, stress reduction, and the general well-being of the patient.

Provides supportive services to families dealing with a terminal illness. The grief support group is available to anyone grieving the loss of a loved one. It is an open share group which explores topics related to understanding the grief experience, learning coping strategies, and ways to adjust and heal through the journey of grief.

Volunteer Hospice of Clallam County (VHOCC) provides support and nursing care for persons in the last phases of illness or incurable disease so that they might live as fully and comfortably as possible. Hospice works to maximize services by coordinating and complimenting existing community services. No fee is charged for any of the services provided by Volunteer Hospice of Clallam County and its volunteers. Current services include: 1) Supportive nursing care for people who are terminally ill and to their families either directly or on a consulting basis. This includes assisting terminally ill persons and their families to deal with the multiple problems which accompany terminal illness while keeping intact the dignity, integrity and personal choices of the terminally ill person. 2) Providing available equipment and supplies that are needed for home care. 3) 24-hour availability of registered nurses, emphasizing symptom and pain management. 4) Providing education programs for the patient, family, friends and community, thereby promoting attitudes toward death and dying as a positive creative dimension in the continuation of life. 5) Providing follow-up care for the family during their bereavement.

Volunteer Hospice of Clallam County offers Community Education addressing end of life issues: philosophy of hospice, our attitudes toward death, legal and funeral considerations, and the grieving process. VHOCC also offers practical workshops on how to live alone after the death of a spouse or partner. Open to anyone in the community, these community education sessions are an opportunity to prepare for end of life, whether for a loved one or for oneself.