Where every moment matters

At Wesley Hospice, we focus on providing comfort and holistic hospice services as we walk alongside our clients so they can focus on celebrating and making the most of each day. We ensure that those in our care have a meaningful end-of-life experience.

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Striving to provide the best care possible

Our hospice services, located conveniently in Central Ohio, can serve clients and their families in Franklin County and the seven counties that border. Our team develops an individualized comprehensive care program designed to meet the physical, social, emotional, and spiritual needs of those we serve. Whether in the comfort of your own home with familiar surroundings or in a retirement community filled with love and friendships, Wesley Hospice will meet you where you are to ensure that the highest level of comfort is reached.

Wesley Hospice offers a wide range of services to individuals and families we care for:

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    Medical equipment, supplies, and comfort medications

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    24/7 access to our Hospice Team

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    Home visits by Hospice Nurse

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    Hospice Aide visits to assist with personal care

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    Pain and symptom management

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    Social Services provided by Social Worker

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    Counseling and spiritual support for clients and caregivers

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    Grief Support and Bereavement Services

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    Volunteer services including meditation, pet visitations, crafts, and more

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    Four Levels of Care: Routine Home Care, Crisis Care, General In-Patient Care, and Respite Care

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Hospice Care?

Hospice focuses on comfort and quality of life. It provides medical service, emotional support, and spiritual resources for those in the last stages of life and their families.

What is the age for Hospice Eligibility?

Wesley Hospice provides care to individuals 18 and older who have a life-limiting illness.

Who Is Involved in Hospice Care?

RN Case Manager, Social Worker, Hospice Aide, Spiritual Counselor, and more.

Who Pays for Hospice Care?

Hospice is covered 100% by Medicare and Medicaid and is a benefit of most private insurances.

When Should You Call?

If there is an advancement in a life-limiting illness and symptoms like: an increase in pain, decrease in function, and weight loss.

Meet the Care Team

La’Tasha Goodwin

La’Tasha is the Regional Executive Director of Community Services at Wesley Hospice, where she has worked for 11 years. With a nursing career starting in 1998, she has extensive experience in acute care and hospice. La’Tasha holds a Master’s in Science Management and has held various leadership roles. Outside of work, she enjoys time with family and friends, is active in Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.

Michael Woods

Michael is a Spiritual Counselor and Bereavement Coordinator at Wesley Hospice, with over three years of experience. He holds a BA in Psychology from Auburn University and an MDiv from Columbia Theological Seminary. Michael completed a Chaplain Residency at Emory St. Joseph’s Hospital and has worked as a hospital chaplain. He enjoys hiking, pickleball, mountain biking, and reading science fiction and mysteries in his free time.

Emma Southward

Emma is an Executive Assistant at Wesley Hospice, where she has worked for four years. She holds a bachelor’s in business administration and is pursuing a master’s in health administration. Emma began her career as an STNA and loves supporting her team. Outside of work, she enjoys attending Columbus Blue Jackets games, spending time with her fiancé, and cozy gaming. A fun fact about Emma is that she learned to knit at 10.

Resources

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What is Hospice

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Comfort Care in Hospice

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What to do When Your Loved One is in Hospice

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What is Grief and How to Cope With It

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What is Hospice?

Gain a comprehensive understanding of hospice care with this eBook, and ensure peace of mind for you and your family by being prepared to make the right decision when the time comes.

Understanding Grief

In this eBook, we explore grief as the emotional response to losing something significant, detailing the stages and types of grief, and providing strategies for coping with the experience.

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Helpful Links

Discover these useful links to key online resources.

Want to learn more? Give us a call at 614-451-6700 to speak with our care team or fill out the form below.

“Mom’s final years with COPD were such a terrible trial, but these hospice angels came into her life and gave her dignity, care, and respect. In addition, they made her, and my family, feel surrounded by love. Mom was finally able to find peace and comfort. They treated her like family, and they made me feel like I was as much a focus of their care as she was.” – Marcia M.

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Hearts for Hospice

Hearts for Hospice supports our vision by honoring our patients through fulfillment of their last request. You can be a part of creating these memories for those we serve.

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Philosophy of Services

We focus on honoring individual beliefs while offering support with quality-of-life issues. Our team develops comprehensive care programs to meet the needs of our clients.

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Volunteer Options

Volunteers are a vital part of Wesley Hospice and all you need is empathy, kindness, and a loving nature. If interested, click below to contact our volunteer coordinator.

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Mission Statement

Our mission statement is our foundation. We strive to make the most of each day for our clients and their families by providing compassion, comfort, and support, wherever they call home.