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Home hospice care in Johnson and Wyandotte Counties, Kansas

Compassionate Hospice Care - For Your Loved One, and For You

Integrative support for both the patient and the primary caregiver - helping families experience greater comfort, connection, and quality of life through every step of the journey.

What makes us different

Care that holds the whole family.

We combine expert clinical hospice with integrative therapies and meaningful support for the person receiving care and the caregiver beside them.

Whole-Person Care

Expert clinical hospice paired with integrative therapies for the body, mind, and spirit.

Care for the Caregiver, Too

We extend many of our integrative therapies and supportive services to the primary caregiver—helping ease stress, restore moments of calm, and create space for connection during an extraordinarily difficult time.

Family-Owned. Mission-Driven.

Independent and locally led, Weavers of Care was created around one purpose: providing the kind of deeply personal care we would want for our own families.

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Understanding hospice

Comfort, dignity, and quality of life.

Hospice is specialized, team-based care for people facing a life-limiting illness, focused on comfort, dignity, and quality of life rather than treatment intended to cure the terminal illness. At Weavers of Care, we expand on the traditional model through an integrative, whole-person approach that serves both patients and their primary caregivers.

Care is provided wherever the patient calls home.

Private homes · Assisted living · Memory care · Skilled nursing communities

A gentle question

When is it time for hospice?

You may benefit from hospice when:

  • You feel overwhelmed caring for someone who is declining.
  • Treatments are no longer improving quality of life.
  • Your loved one has increasing symptoms or fatigue.
  • You want meaningful moments and peace during life's final chapter.
  • You want compassionate support for both patient and caregiver.
  • You want to allow for more support, better symptom management, and more meaningful time together.

You don't have to wait for a crisis.
Hospice isn't only for the final days of life. Beginning hospice earlier can give patients and families more time to benefit from symptom management, emotional and spiritual support, caregiver education, and the full hospice care team.

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Weavers of Care · Hospice support

You don't have to figure this out alone.

Whether you're ready for hospice, or simply wondering what comes next, we're here to answer your questions with compassion and without pressure.

Call anytime, day or night 913-361-5454