Pathways Palliative Care Program
2424 Niagara Falls Boulevard, Niagara Falls, NY 14304
Eligibility
Individuals with serious, chronic, and progressive illness.
Service Area: Niagara County.
Hours
Monday-Friday, 8:30am-4:30pm.
(716) 439-4417
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Main Phone
716-304-1214
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Main Number
(800) 662-1220
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TDD
(716) 280-0777
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Bereavement Department
(716) 467-7423
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Secondary Phone: 716-HOSPICE
(716) 280-0600
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Hospice House
Websitehttps://www.PathwaysPCP.org
Application process
Call referral in or complete web referral online. Once all needed information is obtained, eligibility is checked and you will be contacted.
Fees
Service is covered in full by participating insurance providers: most Senior Blue, BlueCross BlueShield WNY, Univera, and Independent Health Medicare Advantage, all Independent Health insurance depending on individual policy, Medicaid with a Catholic Medical Partner Primary Care Doctor, Kalos Health.
Private pay is offered for those without participating insurance plan.
Service area
14303, NY
14108, NY
14109, NY
14301, NY
14120, NY
14109, NY
14302, NY
14120, NY
14172, NY
14305, NY
14302, NY
14120, NY
14132, NY
14105, NY
14092, NY
14092, NY
14144, NY
14305, NY
14105, NY
14120, NY
14094, NY
14304, NY
14144, NY
14301, NY
14120, NY
14092, NY
14028, NY
14126, NY
14303, NY
14105, NY
14094, NY
14008, NY
14095, NY
14012, NY
14174, NY
14304, NY
14067, NY
14131, NY
14304, NY
14132, NY
14107, NY
Provides case management support and services to individuals with serious, chronic, and progressive illness. Services can improve the patient's quality of life through symptom management and through assistance in navigating the health care system. Support will help reduce the need for emergency room visits and hospitalizations, while keeping individuals comfortable in their home.
Services from experts in the palliative care field provide relief from distressing symptoms and can also help patients deal with serious side effects of medical treatments.
Services include open and supportive discussions about treatment choices and symptom management; coordination of care with all health care providers; emotional support for the patient and family; 24/7 telephone access to a registered nurse; social work visits to help complete advance directives and connect with community resources; spiritual care support; routine visits and regular phone contact to monitor the patient's condition and answer questions by the palliative care case manager.
Last assured
01/03/2019
What's Here
Providing organization
Niagara Hospice, Inc.