MISSION

Brighton Bridge Hospice exists to provide and promote the highest total care possible for people with advanced terminal illnesses and to offer support to their families and other individuals important to their care.

HOSPICE SERVICES

Hospice services are covered by Medicare, Medicaid, and most private insurance companies.
Physician Services
Our team of Hospice Medical Directors work closely with an Interdisciplinary Team (IDT) to provide medical management of conditions contributing to the terminal prognosis.
BRIGHTON BRIDGE HOSPICE

LOCALLY OWNED and Christian Operated while PROUDLY SERVING SOUTHWEST LOUISIANA

Brighton Bridge Hospice provides a way of compassion, for individuals and their families that are faced with a life-limiting illness. We have served Southwest Louisiana with compassionate Hospice care since 2006.

Hospice is about comfort, compassion, and support for persons and their families when a life-limiting illness no longer responds to cure-oriented treatment. Hospice care focuses on providing comfort, relieving pain, and symptom management. Hospice also deals with the emotional, social, and spiritual impact of the illness and works to promote dignity and quality of life.

TESTIMONIES

"We would like to thank you for taking such good care of our Dad during his brief illness. The care he received was excellent. 

Thank you, Brother Greg Willis for being there for our family during our time of need. Our Dad was one of the best and he is missed so much. Thank you for helping us through this and for the wonderful words spoken at his funeral. 

Thank you for the beautiful wooden cross that will be displayed in a special place where it will always remind us of him and the wonderful love and care he received."
"I'm praying that God brings you many blessings for your kindness. May God bless you all for the love of Jesus shown to my brother, his wife, and all our family."
"Just a note to thank each of you for your kindness and sincere love shown to my precious Dad, before and during his home-going service. He loved each of you dearly! We won't forget you! Thank you so much! May God bless each of you."
"Our family would like to thank you and acknowledge our heartfelt and sincere appreciation. We are grateful for your kind and compassionate care of our loved one. We are thankful for your prayers and acts of kindness during these difficult times. You have truly been a blessing."
"We are never truly ready for the passing of someone we love. With your help it was made easier by knowing we had someone to reach out to.

You guys are wonderful. Thanks again for the help in coming to terms with Mom's death and for giving her quality of life for the time she had left."
"We are so thankful that the Lord made you! Thank you for being there in our time of need. We will be forever grateful for the caring and compassionate people we came to know while caring for our Mother."
"Dear Brighton Bridge Hospice Staff,
My family and I would like to thank you for all your care and service for mother while she was in the nursing home. The cross you sent me is a lovely reminder of her life. Your kindness and care will always be appreciated by my family."
IS HOSPICE RIGHT FOR YOU?
If you or your loved one is coping with a life-limiting illness that is no longer responding to aggressive or curative
treatment, these brief questions may help you and your physician decide if Hospice care is right for you.
Are you or your loved one...
  • Suffering from frequent hospital stays and/or ER visits?
  • Experiencing increased weakness, frailty, and fatigue?
  • Needing more help with one or more of the following: walking, getting out of bed, bathing, eating, dressing?
  • Noticing that clothing appears loose-fitting
  • Spending most of the day in a chair or bed with little physical activity?
  • Experiencing more physical pain?
  • Having increased health conversations with your physician?
  • Experiencing increased shortness of breath with rest or movement?
  • Relying on others for daily care?
  • Experiencing increased memory loss or forgetfulness?
  • Experiencing multiple health problems?
  • Being told by your physician that he or she would not be surprised if the patient died within a year?
  • Making the decision to seek comfort care and not curative treatment?

There's a common misconception that Hospice care is giving up. The truth is, Brighton Bridge Hospice provides high quality medical care that maximizes the patient's quality of life and focuses on the patient's wishes. Call us today for more information.

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