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Tour & visit

Come see us

Our office, our hours and the fastest way to reach a hospice nurse any hour.

Talk with us

Start with a conversation

Meet us at your kitchen table, at the hospital or on the phone.

Schedule with CalendlyLive calendar embeds here
  • Kitchen-table visit45 minFree
  • Phone call with a nurse30 minFree
  • Hospital visit90 minFree
  • Coverage review20 minFree

Sample next openings

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Contact

On Poyntz Avenue

Reaching us

  • Office, Mon – Fri8a – 5p
  • Hospice nurse on call24 hours, every day
  • Admissions7 days a week

One number, any hour. After 5 p.m. it rings straight to a hospice nurse.

Konza Prairie Hospice1133 Poyntz Avenue, Manhattan Get directions Interactive Google map loads here

Good to know

What families ask

When should we call hospice?

When a doctor expects the illness to run its course in about six months or less, or when treatment is no longer helping. A call commits you to nothing.

Does Medicare pay for hospice?

Yes. The Medicare hospice benefit covers the care team, medicines, equipment and supplies for the hospice diagnosis, usually with nothing owed.

My son is deployed. Can you help him get home?

Our military liaison can help families work with the American Red Cross emergency messaging service and the soldier's command. We can't promise leave, but we know the process.

Do you come to farms outside town?

Yes. We serve five counties and drive the gravel every day.

Can he keep his own doctor?

Yes. His doctor can stay involved and work with our medical director.

What if she gets better?

Some patients do. She can leave hospice and return to treatment at any time, and come back later if needed.

Call when you're ready. Or before.

A hospice nurse answers any hour. Ask anything; nothing is decided until you're ready.