Some hospice clients can no longer remain comfortably or safely in their current home.
They may live alone. A family caregiver may no longer be able to provide the level of daily assistance required. Personal care may become harder. The client may also want a quieter setting where family can remain close, and hospice professionals can continue scheduled visits.
Maison de Serenity offers a private six-bed residential setting in Elk Grove for appropriate hospice and palliative care clients.
Your hospice agency continues to direct clinical care. Our team provides the residential setting and assists with daily needs such as personal care, meals, mobility, comfort, familiar routines, and communication with approved family members.
Does your client need a different place to live while continuing hospice care with your agency?
Maison de Serenity may be appropriate for hospice or palliative clients who:
Each prospective guest receives an individual assessment before admission.
We review the client’s personal care needs, mobility, medications, equipment, positioning requirements, food and hydration needs, outside services, and current condition before determining care fit.
Clear responsibilities help the hospice agency, residential team, client, and family work from the same plan.
Based on the client’s hospice plan, your team may provide:
Your hospice professionals remain responsible for clinical decisions and skilled hospice services.
Based on the approved residential care plan, our team may provide:
Our staff follow the approved care plan and communicate concerns or meaningful changes to the appropriate hospice professional.
Maison de Serenity does not replace the licensed hospice agency.
Hospice clients can experience changes from one day to the next.
Because our residential staff assists with daily activities, they may notice changes involving:
With appropriate authorization, our team can communicate relevant observations or concerns to your hospice clinicians and approved family representatives.
Your hospice professionals remain responsible for clinical assessment and any changes to medications, symptom management, equipment, or hospice orders.
Our role is to keep communication clear and help your team stay informed about what staff observes during daily residential care.
Give Clients and Families Space to Be Together
A hospice client may want privacy without being isolated from the people who matter most.
Maison de Serenity offers a small residential setting with spaces for rest, family visits, and scheduled hospice care.
Depending on availability, accommodations may include:
Families may bring familiar items such as photographs, blankets, music, or other meaningful belongings when appropriate.
Guests can rest privately, spend time with family, listen to familiar music, or sit outdoors when their condition allows.
Hospice care involves physical needs, personal wishes, family relationships, cultural traditions, and spiritual preferences.
With the guest’s consent and according to the approved care plan, we can support:
We also encourage families to share information about the guest’s routines, cultural background, communication preferences, and sources of comfort.
Maison de Serenity does not replace licensed counseling, hospice social work, chaplain services, or bereavement care. We provide the residential setting and daily assistance that allow those services and personal moments to take place with dignity.
The right information helps both teams prepare before the client arrives.
When discussing a prospective guest, please share available information such as:
Tell us about the client, current care situation, and preferred admission timing.
Provide the available hospice plan and information related to residential support needs.
Our team reviews the client’s needs, required daily assistance, outside hospice involvement, and current room availability.
For an appropriate placement, we coordinate arrival details with the client, approved family contacts, and hospice agency.
Maison de Serenity operates on a private-pay basis for accommodation and residential services.
Residential charges may cover approved services such as:
The hospice agency remains responsible for billing its clinical hospice services according to the client’s coverage, eligibility, and the agency’s normal arrangements.
Hospice clinical services are separate from Maison de Serenity’s residential charges.
Our team can explain the residential payment structure directly to the client or approved family representative during admission planning.
Your client may need continued hospice care and a different setting for daily living.
Tell us about the situation.
We can discuss:
Our team will review the residential portion of the care plan and explain the next steps for an appropriate placement.
Your hospice agency continues to direct clinical care. Maison de Serenity provides the residential support, comfort, and daily assistance surrounding that care.
