Residents can come to Quiet Oaks Hospice House at any point in their hospice journey.  Depending on the individual's prognosis, our residents and their families can experience the quality of care at Quiet Oaks Hospice House for several months, if they so choose.  Although the  length of stay for each resident will vary, previous experiences at Quiet Oaks Hospice House have ranged from as little as a a few hours to as long as a few months.

Residents of Quiet Oaks Hospice House must be hospice certified.  If a resident is not working with a hospice agency before he/she  arrives, a local hospice agency should be contacted for services.

Click HERE for a checklist for residents and families.

Quiet Oaks Hospice House has eight private resident suites.

Yes, Quiet Oaks Hospice House became a registered non-profit agency in October of 2006.

To the best of our financial ability, we are committed to never turn patients away for inability to pay. We have a compassionate and competitive mindset. You can contact our Executive Director, Joe Bauer, RN for further information.

Quiet Oaks Hospice House opened its doors to residents and their families in October of 2008.

Quiet Oaks Hospice House does not have specified visiting hours.  With the 24 hour staffing, familes can visit their loved ones at anytime. 

Quiet Oaks Hospice House is not medicare certified, though we exceed most medicare standards.  Residents are still eligible to receive medicare hospice benefits through their hospice agency.  This benefit will cover the cost of medication, equipment, and a full range of hospice team services.

Yes, the staff at Quiet Oaks Hospice House can make arrangements for special visits from beloved pets.