Hospice & Palliative Care

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Patient-centered Medical Neighborhood Hospice & Palliative Care Our Hospice of South Central Indiana 2626 East 17th Street Columbus, IN 47201 812-314-8089 Schneck Medical Center Hospice & Palliative Care 411 Tipton Street Seymour, IN 47274 812-522-0473 Hospice Care Within the healthcare system, Hospice care is the part of the continuum of care that focuses on end of life care, but choosing hospice doesn t always mean that a patient is near the end of their life. Hospice care can be provided to individuals with life-limiting illnesses when they are no longer seeking curative treatment. Hospice provides expert care and support for patients with a life-limiting condition and their families, wherever the patient resides. Hospice care teams work together to support the physical, social, emotional, and spiritual needs of the patient and family. Hospice professionals and staff are the experts who help families navigate the choices when someone is facing a life-limiting illness. Palliative Care Palliative care provides expert pain and symptom management for patients with an advanced illness who are under the care of specialists and continuing to seek curative care. Palliative care adds an extra layer of support to address and treat situations or conditions that cause symptoms to be out of control.

Patient-centered Medical Neighborhood Hospice & Palliative Care Physician Resources We have developed processes on how to easily access care, allowing the Primary Care Physician to make the referral. We have also included a guide to aid the discussion for either Hospice or Palliative care. We are encouraging as much communication as possible between providers so end of life care can support physical health and physical health can support end of life care.

Hospice & Palliative Care Our Hospice of South Central Indiana 2626 East 17th Street Columbus, IN 47201 812-314-8089 Patient Connect Process Our Hospice of South Central Indiana Call: 812-314-8089 Fax: 812-314-8148 Inform the patient/caregiver you would like to connect them to care experts or have them call Our Hospice of South Central Indiana at 812-314-8089. Inform the referral office that this is an Inspire patient. Provide the contact information for the patient and/or caregiver. Our Hospice will notify you once contact is made with the patient/family. An in-person information session will be conducted with the patient and family to form a plan to meet individual care needs and/or end of life goals. If the patient is eligible and chooses to proceed, Our Hospice will coordinate the admission visit with a Registered Nurse. Admission Visit At the admission visit we will: Assess patient/family needs. Plan care of patient/family wishes. Discuss advanced directives. Review medication. Assess medical equipment needs. Provide additional resources with: o Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) o Social Workers (MSW) o Chaplains o Volunteers o Dietician

Hospice & Palliative Care Our Hospice of South Central Indiana 2626 17th Street Columbus, IN 47201 812-314-8089 Columbus Regional Health Our Hospice of South Central Indiana General Information Our 14-room inpatient facility specializes in the intensive management of symptoms, and in caring for patients when caregivers need a time of respite. We provide hospice care for all ages. Care Team Our care team consists of the following: Physicians and Nurse Practitioners Nurses Home Health Aides (CNA) Social Workers Speech and Physicial Therapists Counties We Serve Bartholomew Brown Clark Dearborn Decatur Franklin Jackson Jennings Dietician Chaplain Volunteers Pet Therapy Veteran Services Bereavement Services Small Groups Jefferson Johnson Ohio Ripley Rush Scott Shelby Switzerland

Hospice & Palliative Care Our Hospice of South Central Indiana 2626 17th Street Columbus, IN 47201 812-314-8089 Stephanie Rice Referral Specialist Role: Works with hospital physicians, case managers and social workers as the first point of contact. Meets will families to answer questions and let them know what to expect. Phone: 812.314.8078 Fax: 812.314.8148 Email: srice1@crh.org Christy Henderson Admissions Coordinator Role: Manages incoming referrals and schedules patient meetings with referral specialists. Phone: 812-314-8089 Fax: 812-314-8148 Email: chenderson3@crh.org Stacy Huffman Admissions Coordinator Role: Manages incoming referrals and schedules patient meetings with referral liaisons.. Phone: 812-314-8083 Fax: 812-314-8148 Email: shuffman@crh.org Sabrina Schorm Referral Specialist Role: Works with facilities, physicians, and hospitals as the first point of contact. Meets with families to answer questions and let them know what to expect. Phone: 812-314-8089 Fax: 812-314-8148 Email: sschorm@crh.org

Hospice & Palliative Care Schneck Medical Center 411 W. Tipton Street Seymour, IN 47274 812-522-0473 Patient Connect Process Schneck Medical Center Hospice & Palliative Care Call: 812-522-0473 Fax: 812-522-0541 Inform the patient you want to connect them with a member of your care team. Call with the patient to connect with Schneck Medical Center Hospice team 812-522-0473. Inform the referral office that this is an Inspire patient. Provide contact information for the patient and/or caregiver. Arrangement will be made for a consultation in your office while the patient is at your office during a time that fits the patient/family needs. Send the following to Schneck Medical Center: o Patient demographics o Medication list o Medical history o Physical with life limiting illness Consultation Visit Assessment of any advanced care planning. Patient/family wishes and goals of care. Assessment of current activity tolerance, including history of falls. Symptom management including pain assessment and follow up. Medication management with identification of high risk medications. Caregiver status (fatigue, tolerance, etc.) Re-hospitalization risk assessment. Your office will receive a follow-up document providing a patient centered care plan with interventions agreed upon by the patient/caregiver.

Hospice & Palliative Care Schneck Medical Center 2411 W. Tipton Street Seymour, IN 47274 812-522-0473 Schneck Medical Center Hospice & Palliative Care General Information Schneck Hospice Support Inpatient Acute Care Inpatient Respite Care Routine Hospice Care at patient s home or nursing facility Continuous Care Schneck Care Team Medical Director Nursing Staff Nursing Assistants Chaplains Social Workers Volunteers Dietitian Hospice Services Pain and symptom management Medication management Personal care services Equipment management Spiritual support Counseling Education materials Resource materials Bereavement support Bereavement support community groups

Hospice & Palliative Care Schneck Medical Center 411 W. Tipton Street Seymour, IN 47274 812-522-0473 Julie Morrow, LPN Referral Liaison Role: Manages incoming referrals and schedules patient meetings with Hospice or Palliative Care team. Arranges for initial contact at physician s office at a later time of the patient/family s choosing. Follows up with patient/family to assure needs are met. Phone: 812-522-0473 Fax: 812-522-0541 Email: cmorrow@schneckmed.org

Hospice & Palliative Care Is Hospice the Answer? If the patient or caregiver can check three or more of these qualifying indicators they may be eligible for a hospice consult. Has the individual been hospitalized 2 or more times in the past 6 months? Has he/she had 2 or more Emergency Room visits in the last 6 months? Has the individual started taking medication or increased his/her medications for pain? Has he/she fallen several times over the past 6 months? Has the individual suffered any injuries with recent falls? Is he/she starting to need help from others with: Bathing, Dressing, Eating, Getting Out of Bed, Walking, Toileting Has the individual started feeling weaker or more tired? Has he/she started spending most of the day in a chair or bed? Has the individual noticed weight loss or that his/her clothes are noticeably looser? Has his/her diet changed due to: Difficulty swallowing? Nausea/vomiting? Lack of appetite? Has the individual noticed shortness of breath, even while resting? Has he/she had frequent or increased physician visits? Has the individual recently been told they have a life limiting illness?

Hospice & Palliative Care Palliative Care Outpatient Support Services Your patient will receive a multitude of options for service including but not limited to: Nurse practitioner oversight of patient centered care plan. Symptom management in Outpatient setting. Case management for patient concerns or needs. Education materials. Continuous follow up by phone. Support group information. Is Palliative Care the Answer? If the patient or caregiver can check three or more of these qualifying indicators they may be eligible for a Palliative Care consult. _ Does the individual have uncontrolled symptoms (pain, nausea, dyspnea, fatigue, weight loss) that interferes with quality of life? _ Does he/she have uncontrolled psychosocial issues that interfere with quality of life? _ Does the individual have spiritual issues that interfere with the quality of life? _ Has he/she changed their code status to DNR (Do Not Resuscitate)? _ Is the individual a critically ill patient with no advanced directive or plan of care established? _ Has he/she had 2 more hospitalizations within three months for the same/similar symptoms? _ Does the individual have an advanced chronic disease (CHF, COPD, ESRD, Dementia, MS, ALS)? _ Does he/she have metastatic or recurrent cancer? _ Is the patient an admission from an ECF with ADL dependence or chronic care needs? Additional Notes: