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HOSPICE
HOPE HOSPICE
3356 Babcock Boulevard, Suite B
Pittsburgh, PA 15237
(877)367-3685
(412) 367-3685
www.hopehospicepgh.org
Serving Allegheny
and surrounding counties
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OSPTA HOSPICE
Serving Allegheny, Greene, Fayette,
Washington, and Westmoreland counties
625 Lincoln Ave. Ext., Suite 207
N. Charleroi, PA 15022
(724) 565-5802
www.osptahome.com
HOS
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Hope Hospice, Inc. is a
local non-profit Hospice
and Palliative Care agency,
servicing patients with end
of life care needs in
Pittsburgh and surrounding counties areas.
Our mission is to provide the patient and family with
the highest quality of life and dignity in care at a most
difficult time.
Locally owned and operated
OSPTA Hospice provides
care to those who are faced
with a life limiting illness.
Direct communication with
the patient's Primary Physician optimizes hospice's
holistic approach for plan of care coordination and
delivery of services. Diversified team has over 25 years
of hospice experience allowing us to remain focused
and committed to patients and their loved ones while
assisting, listening, and educating through their journey.
THE WOODWELL
A Partnership between Presbyterian
SeniorCare Network and Family
Hospice and Palliative Care
1215 Hulton Road
Oakmont, PA 15139
(877) 851-1440
www.SrCare.org
www.familyhospice.com
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Available at all Presbyterian
SeniorCare Network com -
mu nities in its accredited
Network, the Woodwell
program is a holistic,
comprehensive model of hospice and palliative care.
With their shared similar philosophies and long-term
commitment, Presbyterian SeniorCare Network and
Family Hospice and Palliative Care are able to coor -
dinate continuity of care with ease for residents who
have been identified as having a life-limiting illness.
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