For more than 15 years, Rhythm of Life Hospice is Southern Nevada’s most trusted choice for compassionate end-of-life care. We are Joint Commission Accredited and Medicare-Certified. And our Board-Certified, 5-star physicians and dedicated care team are committed to providing the highest standards of comfort, trust and respect for every patient and family we serve.
We are family-centered and understand how important spiritual comfort and emotional support can be during this time. Our caring chaplain helps ease anxiety and stress, while our complimentary integrative services provide additional mind, body, and spirit care. Guided by compassion, dignity, and a commitment to patient-centered support, we walk alongside each family with love and respect.
Hospice is not a place — but a concept of care. It's a service to wherever your loved one calls home, a private residence, board and care, group home, assisted living or memory care facility.
At Rhythm of Life Hospice, we provide medications, equipment, and 24/7 support (including holidays and weekends) to manage symptoms and promote comfort. We also extend bereavement counseling for families and friends for a year after the passing of a loved one.
You may want to discuss hospice with your physician if your
loved one is experiencing:
• Progressive health decline despite treatment
• Increased or uncontrollable pain
• Frequent hospitalizations or infections
• Weakness, fatigue, or shortness of breath
• Decreased ability to perform daily activities
• Alterations in mental status
• Exhausted caregivers
• The desire to stop aggressive treatments
• Cardiac or pulmonary diseases, CHF/COPD
No – this is not true. Hospice is not a place but a concept of care. It's a service to wherever your loved one calls home such as a private residence, board and care, group home or assisted living facility. This high level of medical care allows the patient to be surrounded by family and familiar settings.
Rhythm of Life Hospice Care works under the guidance of your physician. He or she sees and approves all the plans of care, is invited to team conferences and continues to provide primary medical services. Our staff hospice physician is available to your doctor for consultation and can make house calls for your convenience.
Yes. Our Board Certified physicians and licensed hospice professionals work together as an interdisciplinary team to provide compassionate, personalized care. From physicians and nurse practitioners to social workers and clergy, we support both patients and families with dignity, comfort, and expertise throughout the hospice journey.