Serious illness affects the person receiving care and the people who love them.
Maison de Serenity offers a quiet six-bed residence where guests can receive personal support while a licensed hospice or palliative care team directs their medical care.
Our team provides help with daily needs, meals, comfort, and family communication. We work alongside the guest’s approved agency so everyone understands their role and the current care plan.
Who manages medical decisions, and who helps with daily living?
The licensed hospice or palliative care team remains responsible for the clinical plan.
Depending on the agency and care plan, that team may include:
The outside agency may also arrange medications, medical equipment, symptom management, and clinical visits.
Maison de Serenity provides the residential setting and daily personal support.
Our role may include:
Our staff follow the approved care plan and report concerns or meaningful changes to the appropriate provider.
Daily needs can become harder to manage during serious illness.
We provide patient, respectful assistance based on the guest’s preferences, energy level, and approved care plan.
Support may include:
We listen closely and respond with respect. The guest’s wishes, privacy, and comfort guide each interaction.
A small residential setting can give families room to be present without the noise and activity of a large institution.
Guests can spend time with family, rest privately, listen to familiar music, or sit quietly outdoors when appropriate.
We coordinate visits around the guest’s needs and the residence’s calm atmosphere.
Depending on availability, Maison de Serenity may offer:
Comfort can include quiet conversation, familiar music, spiritual practices, cultural traditions, or simply having loved ones nearby.
With the guest’s consent, we can support:
Maison de Serenity does not replace licensed counseling, social work, or spiritual care. We provide the setting and daily support that allow those services and personal moments to take place with dignity.
Families often carry difficult questions, changing emotions, and practical responsibilities.
We provide a clear point of contact and communicate with approved family members according to the guest’s wishes and care plan.
Our support may include:
We encourage families to share the guest’s routines, preferences, cultural background, and sources of comfort. This information helps our team provide care that feels personal.
Each prospective guest receives an individual assessment before admission.
The review may include:
Maison de Serenity charges privately for accommodation, meals, and residential support. The hospice or palliative care agency bills separately for covered clinical services when applicable.
Placement depends on care suitability, required documents, staffing, and room availability. We will explain the residence’s role, expected charges, and next steps before admission.
Some families need a short stay while a caregiver rests, travels, works, or receives medical treatment.
Our separate respite care program provides temporary residential support based on the guest’s assessed needs and available space.
Choosing a residence during serious illness can feel difficult. Clear information can help you make the next decision with greater confidence.
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We will review the information, discuss availability, and explain how our team would work with the outside care agency.
