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A nurse who knows your family, visits on a schedule and gives you her direct line.
MedicareHospice · Salina & central Kansas
Hospice nurses, aides, chaplains and volunteers who come to the farmhouse in Lindsborg or the apartment on Ninth Street, so the people you love can stay where they belong.



Our way
Central Kansas families take care of their own. They've been doing it through wheat harvests, blizzards and hard years. What they need from hospice is not someone to take over; it's someone to back them up.
So we teach, we answer the phone at midnight, we bring the hospital bed and the medicines, and we make sure Mom's pain is managed well enough that she can still enjoy the grandkids on Sunday.
— Janelle Vogt, RN, MSN, Executive Director

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What families count on

A nurse who knows your family, visits on a schedule and gives you her direct line.
Medicare
A nurse answers every call and drives out when needed, harvest season or blizzard.
24/7
Calls, letters, home visits and a grief group on Tuesday evenings.
13 monthsSample family reviews
Dad farmed outside Gypsum his whole life. The nurse drove out on a mud road in March without complaint, and taught my brother how to give his medicine.
Mom wanted to make her bierocks one more time. The aide came early that Saturday so she'd be rested, and the whole family ate them standing up in the kitchen.
Pastor Lindquist sat with my husband and talked about wheat prices for an hour before he ever said a prayer. Ron liked him right away.
Alicia helped my mother with every form, in Spanish, and never made her feel rushed. That meant so much to us.
When Grandpa passed, the nurse was there in half an hour on a Sunday night. She called everyone we needed to call.
I go to the Tuesday group because those people understand. Nine months later I'm still going.
For families
Hospice cares for the family too. Here is what you can count on.
Day or night, the same number reaches a hospice nurse who can talk you through it or come out.
We show you how to give medicines, change sheets with someone in bed and spot changes, and we write it down.
Volunteers sit with your loved one so you can rest, run errands or just get outside.
Our nurses gently explain what the last days usually look like, so you aren't caught off guard.
Where we care
Hospice comes to the person. The team and the benefit are the same wherever that is.

Most of our patients stay in their own bed, in their own house. We bring the equipment, the medicines and the team.

If home is a facility, we come there and add a hospice nurse, aide, chaplain and social worker to the care already in place.
Our team

Executive Director
Janelle grew up on a wheat farm near Brookville and has been a hospice nurse for twenty-two years. She still takes call on holidays so her nurses can be home.

Hospice Medical Director
Practiced family medicine in Salina for thirty years. He makes house calls and explains things in plain English.

Director of Nursing
Tanya leads our nurses and still sees patients in Ellsworth County every week.

Chaplain
A Lutheran pastor who serves families of every faith. He's known for listening more than preaching.

Medical Social Worker
Alicia helps with KanCare, VA forms, family meetings and the conversations nobody wants to start. She speaks English and Spanish.
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Contact
Call any hour. After 5 p.m. and on weekends the call goes straight to a hospice nurse.

A question is not a commitment. A hospice nurse will talk it through with you.