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MJHS Hospice

Our award-winning, not-for-profit hospice program offers compassionate, culturally sensitive care for patients who have made the decision to no longer pursue curative treatments and are nearing the end of life. We support patients and their families living in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Nassau County.

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  • Gold Seal of Approval: Awarded by The Joint Commission for excellence in home hospice care.
  • We Honor Veterans Partner: Achieved Level 5, the highest distinction in partnership with the National Alliance for Care at Home and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs for the care and support of Veterans at the end of life.
  • SAGE Platinum Credential: Recognized for LGBTQ+ cultural competency training.
  • Dr. Bernice Catherine Harper Trailblazer Award: Honored by the National Alliance for Care at Home for leadership in advancing diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging.
  • Innovators in Pediatric Hospice: MJHS has been at the forefront of advocating for concurrent care, enabling children to receive the benefits of hospice while continuing curative treatments.

MJHS Hospice Services

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Care Wherever it’s Needed

While receiving care at home is ideal for many, it’s not always an option. MJHS Hospice offers specialized care in hospitals, assisted living communities, and nursing homes throughout the Greater New York area.

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Pediatric Hospice Care

As pioneers in pediatric hospice and advocates for concurrent care, MJHS enables children in New York to receive hospice care supported by a dedicated team of hospice experts, while continuing to receive curative treatment.

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Culturally Sensitive Care

We provide culturally- sensitive hospice care, honoring and respecting each patient’s faith-based traditions, religious beliefs and values.

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Bereavement Support

We provide compassionate support and resources for 13 months after a loved one passes, helping families navigate grief. Pre-bereavement support is also available to help cope with the anticipation of loss.

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Ethics Review Committee

Offers support when faced with complex medical decisions. The Ethics Review Committee ensures patient care aligns with ethical principles, personal values, and organizational standards.

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Contact Us

Get in Touch with MJHS Hospice & Palliative Care

Whether you or your loved one needs hospice or palliative care, MJHS provides compassionate support focused on comfort, dignity, and quality of life. Our expert team will work closely with you and your family to honor your wishes and provide care that meets your unique needs.

MJHS Hospice Care

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1-212-420-3370

MJHS Palliative Care

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1-212-649-5250

Supportive Resources

When care focuses on comfort and quality of life near the end of life, it becomes a time centered on peace, dignity, and connection. Whether you are supporting a loved one through their final months, weeks, or days, hospice care helps manage pain, ease symptoms, and honor emotional and spiritual needs. This section offers helpful information about hospice care to guide and support you through this meaningful time.

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Getting Started with Hospice or Palliative Care

Whether you choose to continue curative treatment or transition to comfort-focused care, understanding the process and involving your loved ones can help you feel supported and prepared. Learn some common steps toward getting started with the process.

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Hospice and palliative care. What’s the difference?

Hospice and palliative care are two ways of helping patients with serious conditions. Both offer comfort and compassionate care and focus on improving quality of life by addressing distressing symptoms, which may include pain management. So what is the difference between the two?

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A Guide to Hospice Care

Hospice care, also referred to as comfort care, is a specialized level of support designed for you or your loved one if you have an advanced illness, a prognosis of six months or less and have chosen to stop curative treatments.

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