Hospice of Warren County
Warren, PA
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About Hospice of Warren County
Hospice of Warren County serves families from 1 Main Avenue in Warren. The hospice was founded in 1979. Care is centered on comfort and dignity, and most of it happens at home. Nurses, aides, and volunteers help with pain and other symptoms and with support for the family. When home is not the right place, the John & Orpha Blair Hospice Residence is on this same street. Guests stay in one of three private suites. The team is there around the clock. Meals are cooked in the house, visiting hours are open, and a screened porch looks over a brook on the wooded lot. The Schorman Center offers grief support to Warren County residents, including counseling, groups, and workshops. Call (814) 723-2455 to ask about care or a tour of the residence.
Service Area
North Central Pennsylvania Region
Serving 9 counties
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Contact & Availability
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Address: 1 Main Avenue, Warren, PA 16365
Accreditations
Insurance Accepted
Specialty Programs & Services
Inpatient Facility Owned
The John & Orpha Blair Hospice Residence facility for acute symptom management.
Complete Care Services
Medical Services
- Skilled nursing care
- Physician services
- Home health aide assistance
- Medical equipment & supplies
- Medications & prescriptions
Support Services
- 24/7 On-Call Support
- Bereavement Support
- Spiritual Care
- Pain & Symptom Management
- Social work support
- Volunteer companionship
Levels of Care
- Routine Home Care
- General Inpatient Care (GIP)
- Continuous Home Care
- Respite Care
Medical Conditions
- Dementia/Alzheimer's
- Stroke
- Cancer Care
- ALS / Lou Gehrig's
- Heart Disease
- COPD
- Parkinson's
Where They Provide Care
Care Wherever You Call Home
Private Home or Apartment
Your own residence, wherever you call home
Assisted Living Facility
We partner with ALFs throughout Pennsylvania
Nursing Home
Coordinated care with nursing facility staff
Memory Care Facility
Specialized support for dementia patients
The John & Orpha Blair Hospice Residence
The John & Orpha Blair Hospice Residence is Hospice of Warren County's house in Warren. A family uses the stay when home is not the right place.
1 Main Avenue, Warren, PA 16365 · (814) 723-2455
What Families Are Saying
Most Recent Reviews
Hospice of Warren County has been such a blessing. I am a caregiver for my grandmother and having access to these services are allowing her to stay in her home where she wants to be until the end. This amazing team got involved in our lives at just the right time. Not only are they supporting her on her journey, but they are supporting me and my family as well. It has given me so much peace of mind knowing that we have this quality care coming into her home. It is an honor to hold her hand until she ascends to the other side, and I truly couldn’t do it without the comfort and knowledge from all the individuals that work together as this beautiful little hospice community. Thank you all for being alongside us with grace. We will be forever grateful.
Hospice of Warren County has been my saving grace. I lost my little brother and I had the most amazing therapist ever. She's helped me heal a little at a time. If you lost someone or are in the transition of losing someone I would reach out and talk to one of these therapist. Ty n God Bless
I am forever grateful for this amazing place and amazing people who cared for my mom and supported our family.
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