In-Home Family Hospice Care in San Antonio

For families keeping their loved one at home. The full team comes to them, and nothing about home has to change.

 IS IT TIME?

When Home Needs a Little More Help

Families usually find us when love alone stops being enough hands. If any of this sounds familiar, it's worth a call.

SIGNS:

More help would make the days easier, for them and for you.

The hospital trips are getting more frequent

Keeping them comfortable is getting more complicated

A doctor has mentioned hospice or comfort care.

What We Provide

Nursing Visits

A nurse every week, and more when needed, unhurried.

Aide Support

Gentle help with bathing, dressing, and the daily cares, week in and week out.

Medications & Equipment

Delivered, set up, and managed, so the house runs itself.


A Nurse On Call,
Any Hour

Nights, weekends, holidays, a real person answers.

Chaplain & Emotional Support

For them and for the whole family, in English or Spanish.

Family Guidance

Someone who explains what you're seeing, what's next, and what to do.

WHAT TO EXPECT

How Hospice Comes Home

It starts with one call, any hour. We'll talk through your situation, answer everything, and if hospice fits, a nurse can be at the house within an hour of signed consent, often the same day.

From there, help moves in, and the worry starts moving out. The hospital bed, the medications, the supplies, all of it arrives and gets set up without you lifting anything. Our team carries the care, so your family is free to simply be the family.

The rhythm settles in fast. The nurse comes weekly, the aide keeps the mornings gentle, the chaplain and social worker visit on your family's terms, and it's the same faces at the door, nearly every visit.

Your family's own doctor stays involved the whole way, and our physicians keep them in the loop. Many families come to us through their doctor; just as many call on their own. Both doors lead to the same care.

For those who qualify, Medicare covers all of it, the visits, the medications, the equipment, at no out-of-pocket cost. Our team confirms your coverage before anything begins.

Real reviews from real families

Trusted by families across San Antonio

40+ Years

Of family experience in senior care.

HALF

The patient load of a typical hospice nurse.

30 MIN

Our response goal on every new call, any hour, any night.

Any Hour

A live person on every call, nights and weekends.

Our Promise to You

Meet The People Families Trust

We're hands on leaders who believe in doing what's right, treating every family like our own, and being there when you need us most.

Common Questions from Families

Frequently Asked Questions


Plain answers, any hour. If yours isn't here, give us a call.

What is hospice care?

Hospice care is medical care for someone with a life-limiting illness, focused on comfort instead of cure. That means pain management, daily support, and help for the whole family, wherever the patient lives.

Who qualifies for hospice?

Someone qualifies for hospice when a doctor determines that, if the illness runs its expected course, life expectancy is six months or less. If you're not sure whether your loved one qualifies, call us, and we'll help you have that conversation with the doctor.

Where does hospice care happen?

Hospice care happens wherever the patient lives: a private home, an assisted living community, a nursing home, or a personal care home. When hospital-level comfort care is needed, AIP can provide that as well.

How fast can hospice start?

Hospice can often start the same day. AIP Hospice aims to respond to new referrals within 30 minutes, any hour of any day, and the first visit typically happens within one hour of signed consent.

What area does AIP Hospice serve?

AIP Hospice serves San Antonio and everywhere within about 50 miles of the medical center. Not sure if that reaches you? Call, and if we can't serve you, we'll help you find someone who can.

START WITH A CALL

The Next Step Is Just a Conversation

Call whenever you're ready, tonight included. Ask anything, and you'll talk to a person who knows hospice inside and out. By the time you hang up, you'll know your next step.

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