Outpatient care is provided wherever the patient calls home—in a house, apartment, assisted living, or nursing facility. We meet you, wherever you are most comfortable.

Inpatient care is typically available for short-term symptom management. If your care needs become too complicated and require a higher level of attention from nurses, we can provide care at our Hospice Home. You can also come for brief stabilization stay to offer your family the tools to be successful at home.

Inpatient Respite Care allows you monthly short stays at the hospice home–at no cost–in order for your family to have a temporary caregiving break.

Crisis Care provides extended in-home nursing care for brief periods of acute pain or symptom management.

Transitions is a free program for seriously ill individuals, who may still be seeking curative treatment. Transitions offers you a case manager to help connect you to resources in the community. Additionally, volunteers offer companionship, errands, meal preparation, light housekeeping, and short respite breaks. Our goal is to provide that extra support to keep you as independent as possible.

Community Respite Care provides temporary breaks to families caring for dependent, chronically ill, or disabled adults. We offer personalized care through an excellent staff to guest ratio in our facility. Your loved one does not need to be on hospice to take advantage of this service!

Medications, supplies, and equipment related to the hospice diagnosis are provided. Payor sources can include Medicare, Medicaid, and almost any private insurance carrier. Patients are never denied service due to their lack of ability to pay. This should not be a concern when considering end-of-life care.

Central WyomingHospice & Transitions

319 S. WilsonCasper, WY 82601

(307) 577-4832 phone

(307) 577-4841 fax

cwhp@cwhp.org

www.cwhp.org

What We Do

Physicians Nurse Case Managers

HomeHealth Aides

SocialWorkers

Volunteers

Chaplains

Bereavement Coordinators

Physicians• Hospice Medical Director and

your Primary Physician or Nurse Practitioner partner to provide pain and symptom relief

Nurse Case Managers• Deliver comfort through pain and

symptom management• Teach how to take care of your

loved one• On call 24 hours to provide

support to patient and caregiver

Home Health Aides• Assist with personal needs,

allowing you to be the loved one, rather than the caregiver

Social Workers• Help your family understand and

cope with the related emotional and financial stress

• Provide end-of-life planning and counseling services

Volunteers• Provide a variety of services to

free up families so they can spend quality time together

• Offer temporary relief to caregivers

Chaplains• Offer spiritual support to patients

and their families

Bereavement Coordinators• Support grieving families and

friends through support groups, phone calls, and mailings

Your Teamat CWHP

“You matter because of who you are. You matter to the last moment of your life, and we will do all we can not only to help you die peacefully, but also to live until you die.”

— Dr. Cicely Saunders, Founder of the Modern Hospice Movement