About Us
Founded in 2015 by home health professionals with more than 20 years of industry experience, Berkley Hospice and Palliative Care, LLC is a trusted Colorado provider of hospice and palliative care services. Our mission is to provide patients and their families with exceptional clinical care, meaningful support, and the best possible quality of life.
Through our palliative care and hospice programs, we help patients and families navigate advanced illness with greater comfort, dignity, and confidence. Our interdisciplinary team works closely with patients, loved ones, physicians, and caregivers to develop individualized plans of care that address physical, emotional, social, and spiritual needs.
Caring for the whole person and supporting the entire family is central to everything we do. Decisions throughout our organization are grounded in clinical excellence, compassion, respect, and a commitment to serving each patient according to their unique wishes and goals.
We believe that every person deserves to approach the end of life with dignity, comfort, and peace. Our team views hospice care as an opportunity to honor a life well lived while providing reassurance and support during one of life’s most meaningful transitions. This belief guides our dedication to caring for the mind, body, and spirit of every patient we serve.
Accreditations
Berkley Hospice and Palliative Care, LLC is a State of Colorado accredited provider.
Hospice Care Team
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Physicians
The patient can maintain their own physicians. A Berkley Hospice physician is added to the Treatment Team to help as a specialist in controlling symptoms. Berkley Hospice Physician offers Palliative Care by prescribing medications and other methods for pain and symptom control.
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Nurses
Experts at maintaining the patient’s comfort, they assess the patient regularly and help family members by providing the necessary support.
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Social Workers
Coordinate community resources and help the patients and family with non-medical concerns, including but not limited to easing emotional difficulties and helping families /patients cope with end of life process.
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Chaplains and Spiritual Counselors
Help patients and family cope with spiritual questions and concerns at the end of life either directly or by coordinating services with the family’s personal advisors.
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Bereavement Coordinators
Provide ongoing support for the entire family throughout the patient’s hospice care and for at least a year after the patient’s death.
