Hospice care · Norman, OK
More good days, at home, with the people she loves.
Nurses, aides, a social worker and a chaplain who come to you anywhere in Cleveland County, and a nurse who picks up at 2 a.m.
- 1998caring for Cleveland County families
- 24/7a hospice nurse answers the phone
- 13 mo.of grief support after a death
A first conversation
You don't have to be ready to call us.
Most families come to hospice tired, scared and unsure whether it means giving up. It doesn't. Hospice means the focus turns to comfort: less pain, fewer trips to the emergency room, and more afternoons that feel like her own.
Our first visit is a conversation at your kitchen table. We explain what Medicare covers, answer the questions nobody else has time for, and you decide what happens next.
— Lorena Pickett, RN, Executive Director
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Sample family reviews
From families we served
We waited too long to call because I thought hospice meant we had quit on Mom. She had eleven weeks at home after that, and most of them were good ones.
The volunteer, Mr. Haskins, came every Tuesday and Thursday and watched the Thunder with Dad. I got four hours a week to sleep and buy groceries, and Dad got a friend.
Contact
Serving Norman and the counties around it
- 305 W Gray Street, Suite 2
Norman, OK - (405) 555-0118
- Text us
- care@roserockhospice.example
- Rose Rock Hospice
Office hours
- Office, Mon – Fri8a – 5p
- Hospice nurse on call24 hours, every day
- Admissions7 days a week
After hours, the same number reaches a hospice nurse, not an answering machine.
Call when you're ready. Or before.
A question is not a commitment. Call or text and a nurse will talk it through with you.