Crossroads Hospice & Palliative Care is a national leader of innovative care that is 100% dedicated to helping patients and families access more of what they need to manage serious illnesses or end-of-life care.
Since opening our doors in 1995, we have had one philosophy—expect more. Since then we’ve been busy reinventing hospice and palliative care by finding ways to spend more time with patients and families; and developing ideas to help them experience a better quality of life.
No matter how you look at it, Crossroads will be there when you need us most. Our patient-to-staff ratio is among the best in hospice. We provide more daily visits to our patients than anyone in hospice care and will be by your side during the most critical times.
We also offer education and guidance to help you make informed decisions about your care. We can assist with advanced care planning, emotional and spiritual support, coordination of care and access to community services.
Care Dimensions (formerly Hospice of the North Shore & Greater Boston) provides compassionate care throughout all stages of advanced illness. Our expansive services and expert staff honor the richness of patients' lives -- addressing complex medical issues, as well as emotional, spiritual and family concerns. We treat patients with dignity and respect, so they may live as fully as possible.
Care Dimensions, one of the nation's first hospice programs and the region's largest, provides services in more than 90 communities in Eastern Massachusetts. As a leader in advanced illness care, our services include hospice; palliative care; specialized care programs (dementia, advanced cardiac and respiratory disease, pediatrics); and outreach and support programs for veterans, developmentally disabled adults and members of the LGBTQ community; the Kaplan Family Hospice House in Danvers and the Care Dimensions Hospice House in Lincoln; grief support; and education and training.
For more information please visit our Web site at www.CareDimensions.org or call us at 888-283-1722.