An initial consultation is an assessment of the needs of the family and dying person, and takes 1-2 hours to complete.   

Follow-up support includes further information gathering, coordinating logistical support, connection to further resources, or support in the event of an unexpected hospital emergency. 

This package includes up to 20 hours of services and support. A detailed service plan accompanies this package, the details of which must be agreed upon by both parties before services can commence.

This complete package includes all necessary follow-up and phone-based support, respite care, vigiling,  and bereavement support. All services and expected tasks must be agreed upon before commencement of services begins. 

(Up to 40 hours.)

This is for situations when someone is taken off hospice care to receive temporary emergency medical treatment in a hospital, which can present unexpected complications 

and issues.  If more than 10 hours are required, a lower hourly price may be negotiated.

Companion care is sitting with someone who is in decline but who is not yet actively dying.  

Bedside vigils can be a beautiful, fulfilling way to honor the dying process of a loved one. Please contact Natalie directly to discuss the details of this package. All conditions of services must be agreed upon before commencement of services begins.

Grief companioning includes compassionate listening and emotional support. This may include the creation and/or use of additional rituals to bring peace and closure to the loss.

Having someone there specifically to be with the dying person as they actively process their own end of life circumstances. 

(*The rate may be flexible depending on a number of factors. Please visit the FAQ's for further details)