At Sanctuary, the needs of our patients and their families come first. We work closely with doctors and nurses in the community to support the care of seriously ill patients and to relieve suffering.

Sanctuary was founded in 2013 with the mission to provide quality of life at the end of life. No request is too small, and no health need is too large for our specialized staff to address. If you give us the opportunity to serve you and we don’t exceed your …

Sanctuary Hospice provides our patients’ families with bereavement support up to 13 months following death, making sure that families have the support that they need Grief Resources Caregiver’s Guide. This brochure describes how to help someone during the stressful time of grieving for a loved one. Hard Choices for Loving People

What Does Sanctuary Do? We provide care to all age groups during the final stages of life. You will have an experienced team of physicians, registered nurses, certified nurse aides, medical social workers, counselors, and trained volunteers available to …

Sanctuary provides regular bereavement support groups for our patients’ families. Contact [email protected] or call 312.662.1009 to learn more. Illinois Advance Directives

The Sanctuary Difference. We know you have choices about the care you receive. We have worked passionately to differentiate Sanctuary from other healthcare options throughout Northeast Illinois. Hospice care is considered the gold standard in end-of-life care across America.

Sanctuary’s care is fully covered under Medicare, Medicaid, and many commercial insurance benefits. We do not charge you any out-of-pocket expenses for your care, such as deductibles, co-pays, or co-insurance.

The Sanctuary Difference; Service Area; Resources for Your Family; Grief Resources; Frequent Questions; Make a Referral

Sanctuary Hospice provides care to anyone facing a serious life-limiting illness, but that does not mean a person must be close to death to be admitted into our service. A hospice-appropriate patient is defined as someone with a life expectancy of six months or less; however, it is not unusual for some of our patients to live longer than six ...

At Sanctuary, the needs of our patients and their families come first. We work closely with doctors and nurses in the community to support the care of seriously ill patients and to relieve suffering.