Adoration Hospice - Camp Hill

Brother came home from hospital and was placed on hospice with Grane Hospice Care, he sadly passed on 5th day of entering hospice. Brother had appointed 3 people to be his healthcare agent, his wife was 1st and she was unable, his daughter was second, and his sister was 3rd. The day he entered hospice his daughter would not allow his siblings to visit him nor be given any information about his condition, and did this out of spite. We were not even allowed to be notified when he passed. If he trusted his sister and selected her to be 3rd healthcare agent, why would Grane not question his daughter as to why she banning siblings from seeing brother and why would they not offer family any assistance in resolving the issue? A healthcare agent is not appointed to be a gatekeeper they are assigned for medical reasons. Our brother never asked to ban his siblings in his advance directive nor expressed this wish to anyone. He expressed he wanted to say his goodbyes to them and expressed he wanted his sister to be there with him when he passed. The nurses and office staff whom we spoke with were very rude and most of them hung up on us when we called and asked for assistance. Sister was allowed access to his medical through signed HIPPA by brother through his doctor, so why would he want hospice to withhold information of how he was doing or ban her from being informed if he had passed. Sister had contacted attorney over that weekend to petition court on Monday to allow visitation, sadly he passed away on Sunday. Grane offered no assistance to his siblings, and treated them with no respect at all. This agency does not care about the patients dying wishes, if they did our brother would of been able to say his goodbyes to his siblings as he intended to. I would not recommend this group to anyone, the nurses and office staff are very rude, they do not act like professionals.

I recently had the experience of working with Grane hospice and specifically nurse Danielle well she was caring for my son-in-law. I cannot say enough nice things about nurse Danielle her positivity. Every time she came to the house, her bedside manner and dealing with a difficult patient and also the way she helped the family. Nurse Danielle went above and beyond with each visit and truly cared about her patient and the family. I would highly recommend anybody working with her should the need arise for hospice care.

Grane Hospice was the best. They were so caring and compassionate and provided all the help that I and my step dad needed during his end stage of life. They were there to support me through the process and were so kind and knowledgeable and helped me to understand what was happening each step of the way. They made a task that felt impossible on every level for me personally something that was manageable and a normal part of life. I was so grateful for there assistance and attention to detail. With their guidance I new exactly what was happening and what to do and when to do it and what to expect each step of the way. Upon his passing a nurse came out immediately and they already contacted the funeral home and they just handled everything for me. All the nurses and staff were super professional. I give Grain Hospice the highest praises. They even continued to follow-up with me to make sure I was doing ok after the fact on several occasions and offered several resources for grief support. I would have been a wreck without them. But thanks to there knowledge and experience my step dad was in complete peace in his final days and I was able to focus and offer him the help and support he truly needed without it being too overwhelming for me. Thank you so much to everyone who was involved in this process. I truly appreciate the entire team. If you find yourself needing hospice services for yourself or a loved one, Grain Hospice should be your first and only choice. God bless them!