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  • Grief Support Event Calendar | VIA Health Partners | Charlotte, North Carolina

    View the Grief Support Event Calendar at VIA Health Partners. Find upcoming events and programs designed to provide support and healing for those navigating grief. Join us for... Memory Bear & Pillow Workshops July, August, & September 2026 View Event Calendar >> Hover your cursor to pause slider... June 2026 Today Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 31 1 2 3 4 5 7:30 AM Chameleon's Journey Spring Day Camp - Shelby, NC 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10:00 AM Summer Book Study: "How to Carry What Can't Be Fixed" by Megan Devine 2:00 PM Melodies of Healing - Music Therapy for Grief - Fort Mill, SC 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 10:00 AM Summer Book Study: "How to Carry What Can't Be Fixed" by Megan Devine 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 10:00 AM Summer Book Study: "How to Carry What Can't Be Fixed" by Megan Devine 1:00 PM In Good Company - Burke / McDowell Counties, NC 3 4 5 6 5:00 PM Reflections Spousal Loss - Cleveland County, NC 7 10:00 AM "Coffee & Connections" - Greenville, SC 2:00 PM Sips & Support Circle - Fort Mill, SC 5:00 PM In Good Company: Spousal Loss Support Group - Burke / McDowell Counties, NC (1) 8 8:30 AM In Good Company - Laurens County, SC 9 10:00 AM Summer Book Study: "How to Carry What Can't Be Fixed" by Megan Devine 10:30 AM Reflections Sharing Group - Cleveland County, NC 11:00 AM Expressions of Grief Workshop - Charlotte, NC +2 more 10 11 Multiple Dates Summer Book Study: "How to Carry What Can't Be Fixed" by Megan Devine Jun 25, 2026, 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM VIA Health Partners - Charlotte Office, 7600 Little Ave, Charlotte, NC 28226, USA More info Learn more Multiple Dates In Good Company - Burke / McDowell Counties, NC Jul 02, 2026, 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM Grace Ridge Retirement Community, 500 Lenoir Rd, Morganton, NC 28655, USA More info Learn more Multiple Dates Reflections Spousal Loss - Cleveland County, NC Jul 06, 2026, 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM VIA Health Partners, 951 Wendover Heights Dr, Shelby, NC 28150, USA More info Learn more Multiple Dates "Coffee & Connections" - Greenville, SC Jul 07, 2026, 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM Crossroads 4 Coffee and Tea, 112 E Standing Springs Rd, Simpsonville, SC 29680, USA More info Learn more Multiple Dates Sips & Support Circle - Fort Mill, SC Jul 07, 2026, 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM Contact Naomi for location details. More info Learn more Multiple Dates In Good Company: Spousal Loss Support Group - Burke / McDowell Counties, NC (1) Jul 07, 2026, 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Burke County City Hall Bldg - Ste 130A, 305 E Union St, Morganton, NC 28655, USA More info Learn more Multiple Dates In Good Company - Laurens County, SC Jul 08, 2026, 8:30 AM – 9:30 AM Bojangles, 310 Springdale Dr, Clinton, SC 29325, USA More info Learn more Multiple Dates Reflections Sharing Group - Cleveland County, NC Jul 09, 2026, 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM VIA Health Partners, 951 Wendover Heights Dr, Shelby, NC 28150, USA More info Learn more Multiple Dates Expressions of Grief Workshop - Charlotte, NC Jul 09, 2026, 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM VIA Health Partners - Charlotte Office, 7600 Little Ave, Charlotte, NC 28226, USA More info Learn more Multiple Dates General Grief Support Group - Columbia, SC Jul 09, 2026, 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM VIA Health Partners - Columbia, SC, 2180 Boyce St, Suite B, Columbia, SC 29207, USA More info Learn more Multiple Dates Moving Through Loss - Laurens County, SC Jul 09, 2026, 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM VIA Health Partners, 1304 Springdale Dr, Clinton, SC 29325, USA More info Learn more Multiple Dates Loss of Partner/Significant Other for Retired Individuals - Charlotte, NC Jul 13, 2026, 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM VIA Health Partners - Charlotte Office, 7600 Little Ave, Charlotte, NC 28226, USA More info Learn more Multiple Dates General Grief Group - Laurens County, SC Jul 13, 2026, 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM Ora ARP Church, 23424 Hwy 221, Gray Court, SC More info Learn more Multiple Dates "Coffee & Connections" - Lake Norman, NC Jul 14, 2026, 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM Kunu Coffee Co, 8519 Gilead Rd, Huntersville, NC 28078, USA More info Learn more Multiple Dates General Grief Support Group - Greenville, SC Jul 15, 2026, 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM Barclay at Patrick Square, 100 Pershing Ave, Clemson, SC 29631, USA More info Learn more Multiple Dates Reflections Adult Child Loss - Cleveland County, NC Jul 17, 2026, 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM VIA Health Partners, 951 Wendover Heights Dr, Shelby, NC 28150, USA More info Learn more Multiple Dates "Exercise Your Grieving Heart" Weekly Walking Grief Support Group - Laurens County, SC Jul 20, 2026, 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM Presbyterian College Softball Field, 503 S Broad St, Clinton, SC 29325, USA More info Learn more Multiple Dates Memory Bear & Pillow Workshop - Cleveland County, NC Jul 21, 2026, 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM VIA Health Partners, 951 Wendover Heights Dr, Shelby, NC 28150, USA More info Learn more Load More

  • Grief Support | VIA Health Partners

    VIA Health Partners promises to provide exceptional hospice and palliative care, to guide you and your family on this journey, and to respect your choices. Your comfort, needs, and wishes come first. You can count on us - where you need us and when you need us. ​ That is our promise. supporting you on this journey... ...grief support Grief is a normal, natural response to the loss of someone or something important. It is unique to the person experiencing it and is as individual as the relationship that brought it about. Because of this uniqueness and individuality, there is no set timetable for how a person goes through the process. Likewise, what is helpful for some people may not be helpful for others. Refer Yourself or Loved One Request More Information Types of Grief How we help Counseling Support Groups Community Services Grief Resources Grief Support Event Calendar More Available 24/7 • 365 Days a Year • Call Us Anytime: 833.839.1113 Type of Grief Types of Grief We listen. We support. We care... Grief comes at different points along the journey of loss, but the primary points are the period that begins at diagnosis and the period that begins at the death of a loved one. From the point of diagnosis to death, there are two types of grief: preparatory and anticipatory . Preparatory Grief is experienced by the person who is ill as they grieve the loss of their health, independence, and the shortened time they will have with others. Anticipatory Grief is experienced by family and friends as they struggle with thoughts and feelings surrounding the impending loss of their loved one. In the hospice and palliative care settings, these losses are typically processed with social workers and/or chaplains who are specifically trained to deal with these experiences. Once death has occurred, feelings, thoughts, physical reactions, and other aspects of grief can make adjustment difficult, and carrying out basic activities may seem harder. Family, friends, and other people you know and trust may have difficulty sharing in your grief or they may be struggling with the loss themselves. That’s when the grief care services of VIA Health Partners can be so important. We listen. We support. We care. It is our goal to provide grief care services that address individual needs and situations, because everyone experiences grief in their own way, and on their own timetable. Call us at 833.839.1113 for more information. More resources: Grief Resour ces >> Youth Grief Resources >> Chameleon's Journey Grief Camp Website >> Grief Support Event Calendar >> How we help How we help Grief is a process that takes time... We offer the following services through our Grief Support Program: Programs for all age groups - children, older teens, adults, and senior adults Short-term individual counseling, including referrals for more intensive therapy when appropriate Support groups (both on-going and time-limited) that are educational and supportive in nature Educational, one-session workshops for those who want to learn more about coping with their grief Chameleon's Journey , an overnight grief camp for children ages 7 - 17 Workplace grief services including Critical Incident Stress Management Grief has a direct impact on many aspects of an individual’s life, including job performance, personal relationships, and other aspects of well-being. Grief is a process that is not completed in a finite period of time. Therefore, VIA Health Partners extends support to family members and other loved ones both before and after death. Call us at 833.839.1113 for more information. More resources: VIA Health Partners Service Area >> VIA Health Partners Office Locations >> Chameleon's Journey Grief Camp Website >> Chameleon's Journey Upcoming Events >> Chameleon's Journey Camper Registration Form Request >> Online Contact Form >> Grief Support Event Calendar >> Counseling Counseling A safe environ ment... Our staff of professional counselors has a wide range of experience in grief counseling. All hold professional licenses and/or certifications and have degrees covering social work, counseling, and divinity. Counseling for adults, children and teens is available throughout our 49-county service area. Our grief counselors create a safe environment for individuals who are adjusting to a significant loss. If you have survived the loss of a loved one, we can help you discover, or rediscover, inner resources that will promote healing and help you define a meaningful future. Individual counseling. . . Talking one-on-one with a grief counselor helps to make sense of the grief process. The way in which a person grieves is unique to that person. Having a grief counselor to help you work through your emotions and thoughts about your loved one, share your memories, and discuss adjustments to life is healthy; it helps you recognize that what you are going through, though painful, is a natural life experience. We employ a beneficial perspective that is based on the following principles: Pain and loss are a natural part of life and grieving is a healthy way of taking care of ourselves. Grieving persons have the right and responsibility to grieve in their own way, to interpret their loss, to make choices that are right for them, and to determine the quality and direction for their lives. Everyone is respected and encouraged to honor their diverse values and traditions. Call us at 833.839.1113 for more information. More resources: VIA Health Partners Service Area >> VIA Health Partners Office Locations >> Chameleon's Journey Grief Camp Website >> Grief Support Event Calendar >> Support Groups Support Groups Structured Grief Support Groups Grief: The Reluctant Journey is a structured grief support group that meets for a defined length of time, usually 6 – 8 weeks. The support group allows group members a safe environment to experience empathetic support and a place where social isolation and feelings of loneliness are diminished. Groups specific to spousal/partner loss, adult parent loss, adult child loss, young widow/widower, mature widower loss, and child loss may also be offered. A pre-group interview with a grief counselor is required for members of structured grief groups. Please contact us for more information. "In Good Company" Monthly Drop-ins If you are interested in a more relaxed, informal group setting, come to one of our "In Good Company" support groups . We offer camaraderie and an opportunity to check in with a grief counselor (and others) to share the highs and lows common to the experience of people who are grieving. We have groups that meet monthly throughout our service area. Please contact us for more information. In School Grief Groups School personnel are encouraged to contact us with requests for in-school grief support groups. Groups are offered at school during regular school hours over a period of several sessions. Call us at 833.839.1113 for more information. More resources: VIA Health Partners Service Area >> VIA Health Partners Office Locations >> Chameleon's Journey Grief Camp Website >> Grief Support Event Calendar >> Community Services Community Services Supporting the Community Acknowledging that grief is difficult for everyone, regardless of the circumstance, VIA Health Partners offers grief care to everyone in the communities we serve. In other words, we not only care for the family members of patients under our care, but we will offer our services free of charge to anyone who is struggling with loss. Any individual in our service area may sign up for our grief support groups or workshops, or contact a counselor for additional assistance. Memorial Services Remembering those we love and have passed away is an important part of individual and family identity. Attending a memorial service is healing, connects the present with the past, and continues the bond of a loving relationship. Each year, family survivors and community members receive invitations for our Light Up a Life interfaith memorial services held throughout our 49-county service area. Check our calendar of events for dates and times. Call us at 833.839.1113 for more information. More resources: VIA Health Partners Service Area >> VIA Health Partners Office Locations >> Chameleon's Journey Grief Camp Website >> Light Up A Life Seasonal Celebration >> Memorial Events & Celebrations >> Grief Resources Grief Resources Bereavement Bulletins We offer multiple resources for individuals struggling with loss. Each year, we publish four newsletters (Bereavement Bulletins) that touch on various grief topics and offer tips and advice to families mourning the loss of a loved one. You can view our most recent issues below. Call us at 833.839.1113 for more information. More resources: Online Grief Resources >> Online Youth Grief Resources >> Bereavement Bulletin - Current Issue Archived Editions Bereavement Bulletin - Summer 2026 Read this issue >> Bereavement Bulletin - Winter 2026 Read this issue >> Bereavement Bulletin - Fall 2025 Read this issue >> Bereavement Bulletin - Summer 2025 Read this issue >> Bereavement Bulletin - Spring 2025 Read this issue >> Bereavement Bulletin - Winter 2024 Read this issue >> Bereavement Bulletin - Fall 2024 Read this issue >> Bereavement Bulletin - Summer 2024 Read this issue >>

  • Physicians | VIA Health Partners

    Discover the caring and compassionate physicians at VIA Health Partners. Meet the dedicated medical team providing expert palliative and hospice care. Chief Medical Officer, Physician Dr. Bridget Hiller, MD HMDC Read Bio >>> Physician Dr. Sara N. Badano, MD Read Bio >>> Physician Dr. April Caperna, DO HMDC Read Bio >>> Physician Dr. Kirsten D'Amore, MD Read Bio >>> Physician Dr. Christen (Chrissie) J. Fisher, MD HMDC Read Bio >>> Physician Dr. Carmella (Carla) Gismondi-Eagan, MD FACP ABCL HMDC Read Bio >>> Physician Dr. Hunter Hoover, MD Read Bio >>> Physician Dr. John Peter (J.P.) McBryde, MD HMDC Read Bio >>> Physician Dr. Shenita Moore, MD HMDC Read Bio >>> Physician Dr. Kelsey Nestor, MD HMDC Read Bio >>> Physician Dr. Hsiao (Janny) Soriano, MD Read Bio >>>

  • VIA Health Partners | Hospice & Palliative Care

    VIA Health Partners promises to provide exceptional hospice and palliative care, to guide you and your family on this journey, and to respect your choices. Your comfort, needs, and wishes come first. You can count on us - where you need us and when you need us. ​ That is our promise. Home-Based Primary Care Compassionate care, right at home. Equity Health offers personalized home-based primary care services - bringing quality healthcare to you. Learn more... providing exceptional care since 1978 Services Operating since 1978, we are a non-profit specialized in providing end-of-life care to 49 counties across North and South Carolina. View Office Locations >> View Hospice House Locations >> View Palliative Care Clinics >> hospice care in a peaceful, home-like setting ...inpatient care The comfort of our patients is our top concern and that is why we offer hospice care wherever a patient calls home. But for instances where acute, around-the-clock care is needed, our 6 hospice houses allow for comfortable care in a peaceful, home-like setting. Learn more about our Hospice Houses compassionate end-of-life care ...hospice care Hospice is comfort-oriented care focused on quality of life for patients with a diagnosis of months, weeks, or days to live. We will bring our care to you, whether in the home, assisted living community, long term care community, or hospital. Learn more about Hospice Care support & enhanced quality of life ...palliative care Palliative care helps those living with a serious illness maintain their quality of life while also providing support to family and loved ones. Learn more about Palliative Care tailored treatment for a unique diagnosis ...specialty care We believe that each patient under our care deserves focused, tailored treatment designed to alleviate pain and symptoms unique to their diagnosis. Dementia Care Program >> Pediatric Care Program >> Veteran Care Program >> supporting you on this journey ...grief support Grief is a normal, natural response to the loss of someone or something important. It is unique to the person experiencing it and is as individual as the relationship that brought it about. Because of this uniqueness and individuality, there is no set timetable for how a person goes through the process. Likewise, what is helpful for some people may not be helpful for others. Learn more about Grief Support

  • Compliance | VIA Health Partners

    Learn about VIA Health Partners' commitment to compliance. Discover how we uphold the highest standards of care, ethics, and regulatory practices to ensure patient trust and safety. Compliance VIA Health Partners is committed to ensuring that individuals and entities associated with VIA Health Partners comply with all ethical, legal, and regulatory obligations and that all services provided are consistent with accepted standards of practice. As evidence of this commitment, the Corporate Compliance Program was put into place to detect, prevent, and correct any potential violations of law or regulation. In particular, the Corporate Compliance Program will respond to the areas of concern outlined in the Office of the Inspector General’s Compliance Program Guidance for Hospices.

  • Hospice Care | VIA Health Partners

    VIA Health Partners promises to provide exceptional hospice and palliative care, to guide you and your family on this journey, and to respect your choices. Your comfort, needs, and wishes come first. You can count on us - where you need us and when you need us. ​ That is our promise. compassionate end-of-life care... ...hospice care Hospice is comfort-oriented care focused on quality of life for patients with a diagnosis of months, weeks, or days to live. We will bring our care to you, whether in the home, assisted living community, long term care community, or hospital. Refer Yourself or Loved One Request More Information What is Hospice? When is the right time for Hospice? Where is Hospice Care provided? How is Hospice paid for? More Available 24/7 • 365 Days a Year • Call Us Anytime: 833.839.1113 What is Hospice? What is Hospice? Hospice is much more than medical care... Hospice is much more than just care at the end of life. It is a beneficial and crucial solution for individuals and their families who are facing the complexities of a serious illness. Patients with a short life expectancy need more than just the right medications. They also need emotional and spiritual care to address fears and anxiety. They need education to know what to expect and to plan for the future. And they need the physical support that can only be provided by hospice professionals. VIA Health Partners offers a full scope of services for patients and their loved ones. More resources: Caregiver Resources >> Patient & Family Resources >> The VIA Hospice Care Path >> When is the right time for Hospice? When is the right time for Hospice? It's never easy to know when the time is right for Hospice... It is a uniquely personal decision for each individual and their family. Hospice care could benefit anyone who has: A terminal illness with a prognosis of months, weeks, or days rather than years Chosen comfort care rather than treatment focused on a cure Had multiple hospital stays in the past six months Experienced decreased appetite or significant weight loss More resources: Hospice Care or Palliative Care? >> Hospice Care: Dispelling the Myths >> Where is Hospice Care provided? Where is Hospice Care provided? VIA Health Partners will care for you... In your home In assisted living centers In long-term care communities In local hospitals At one of our 6 Hospice Houses: Levine & Dickson Hospice House - Huntersville (NC) Levine & Dickson Hospice House at Aldersgate (NC) Levine & Dickson Hospice House at Southminster (NC) Hospice House of Laurens County (SC) Testa Family Hospice House (NC) Levine & Dickson Hospice House - Wendover (NC) More resources: VIA Health Partners Locations >> VIA Health Partners Hospice Houses >> VIA Health Partners Service Area >> How is Hospice paid for? How is Hospice paid for? Hospice Care is available to all, the ability to pay will never be a barrier... Hospice is an inclusive Medicare Part A benefit, meaning that all services related to terminal illness are covered up to 100%. Hospice care is also covered by Medicaid and most employer-provided healthcare plans. However, at VIA Health Partners, ability to pay will not be a barrier to receiving needed care. Thanks to generous community support, and our non-profit mission, our services are available to anyone in our community who needs us. For individuals enrolled in Medicare, hospice is a benefit that they are entitled to have. The Hospice Medicare Benefit completely covers the cost of all hospice services, medical equipment, supplies, and medications related to the hospice diagnosis as long as these items are included in the hospice plan of care.

  • Calendar of Events | VIA Health Partners

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  • Giving | VIA Health Partners

    Learn more about how you can support your community and join us in our mission to ensure end-of-life care is available to all in our communities who may need us. make a difference ...giving There are so many special ways to give...whether attending a fundraising event like Soup On Sunday, purchasing a Memory Bell, or making a donation, every dollar goes directly to support us in our mission to help individuals in need, free of charge. Learn How Your Gift Helps >> Give a One-Time Gift >> Give a Recurring Monthly Gift >> Available 24/7 • 365 Days a Year • Call Us Anytime: 833.839.1113

  • Diversity Policy | VIA Health Partners

    Review VIA Health Partners' Diversity Policy. Learn how we embrace diversity and inclusion, ensuring equal care and respect for all individuals in our communities. The VIA Health Partners Diversity Statement VIA Health Partners values and respects the dignity of every person. We intentionally foster a culture of inclusion that embraces the diversity of thought, experience, and talents of our staff and volunteers. We honor the individuality of people we serve and continue our tradition of ensuring access to VIA Health Partners for all.

  • Physician Resources | VIA Health Partners

    We care for your patients just as you would. Visit us to learn more about hospice or palliative care referrals. Physician Resources We care for your patients just as you would. Refer a Patient Request More Information Physician Information Physician FAQs More Available 24/7 • 365 Days a Year • Call Us Anytime: 833.839.1113 Physician Information Referring Your Patients What to Include When Referring a Patient Hospice Admissions Criteria Palliative Medicine Admissions Criteria Reimbursement for Services Community Education Hospice Care Admissions Criteria Individuals may be eligible for Hospice Care if they meet the following criteria: Individuals reside in VIA Health Partners 49-county service area throughout North & South Carolina Patients are referred and followed by their physician or healthcare provider, and have a life expectancy of six months or less. Referrals may also be made by patients or family members. Individuals live in assisted living residences or skilled nursing facilities and require end-of-life care Community Education VIA Health Partners is proud to offer our community a wide range of services and training. From end-of-life planning to grief topics, we continually provide educational opportunities to individuals and organizations within our service area. Professional Education We offer many educational opportunities free of charge to the communities we serve. Many of our presentations have been approved for continuing education units for CNAs by the N.C. Division of Facility Services. These presentations also provide social work and nurse contact hours. To schedule any of these sessions, or to inquire about additional educational resources we provide, please call us at 833.839.1113 or complete our online form to request a speaker. Community Education VIA Health Partners remains highly visible through an array of community outreach efforts. We offer community educational presentations on end-of-life planning, advance directives, grief in the workplace, and other topics to a wide variety of audiences every day. Our Education & Resource Managers are happy to visit your workplace, community of faith, or service organization to make a presentation on a variety of end-of-life topics. We have a listing of core presentations and all can be customized to your specific needs. This service is provided free of charge by VIA Health Partners. For more information or to schedule a presentation, please call us at 833.839.1113 or complete our online form to request a speaker. Two Easy Ways to Refer a Patient At VIA Health Partners, the well-being of your patients - members of the communities we support - is our top priority. You deserve peace of mind when referring patients to us, knowing that we will care for them just as you would. We have been providing end-of-life care as a singular focus since 1978. You can trust our expertise and devotion. VIA Health Partners offers your patients quality of life. Whether they need palliative care to help with serious illness or hospice care for end of life, their goals and wishes will be respected. We will provide an entire team of caring professionals who will take care of them - mind, body, and spirit. Making a referral is easy: Call us. 704.375.0100 We'll take it from there. Fax us. 704.335.3522 Use our Fax Cover Sheet to fax your patient referral . Need help? Complete a contact form with your name and phone number and we will call you to answer all of your questions. Palliative Medicine Admissions Criteria Patients may be eligible for Palliative Medicine if they meet the following criteria: Individuals reside in VIA Health Partners 49-county service area throughout North & South Carolina Individuals with a life-limiting illness desire care with a focus on comfort, pain and symptom management, and other supportive interventions Individuals have a palliative medicine referral from a physician What to Include When Referring a Patient VIA Health Partners (Main Office) 7845 Little Avenue Charlotte, NC 28226 Tel: 833.839.1113 | Fax: 704.335.3522 View all office locations here . If you are a physician, please fax the following items to 704.335.3522, along with the completed VIA Health Partners Fax Cover Sheet and Referral Form . History & Physical Form (H&P) for the patient Copy of the patients demographic sheet (face sheet) Progress notes or other patient documentation If you would like immediate assistance, please call us at 833.839.1113. Thank you for considering VIA Health Partners. During normal business hours, we will respond to your inquiry within four hours or less. For referrals after normal business hours and on weekends, please call 833.839.1113. Reimbursement for Services Covering Care Hospice care and palliative medicine services are routinely covered by Medicare and Medicaid. These services are also covered by most employer-provided health care plans, although the specific coverage will vary by plan. VIA Health Partners accept Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance. Please check with your health care plan administrator to learn more about your own coverage for hospice care and palliative medicine services. VIA Health Partners believe that a patient’s financial situation should not be a barrier to receiving quality healthcare, so we provide need-based financial assistance that is funded through community support. If you have private insurance, VIA Health Partners will contact your insurance company prior to admission to determine your policy’s specific benefits. Our Managed Care Coordinator will be available to assist you or your loved one with any questions you may have regarding your private insurance benefits. Physician FAQs Frequently asked questions Frequently Asked Physician Questions Do I have to give up the care of my patient after I refer to hospice? No. Your relationship with your patient remains our priority. When your patient comes under the care of VIA Health Partners, we become your partner. We will visit your patient, keep you updated on his/her condition, and advocate for services that he/she needs. Given your history with the patient, we will look to you for guidance about their values, preferred communication style, and medical history. What will my role be if my patient receive palliative care from VIA Health Partners? You will remain the primary care physician for your patient, but he/she will also receive consultations from a palliative care physician or nurse practitioner from VIA Health Partners. Our palliative care team will coordinate with you and your staff to jointly direct the treatment for the patient. We will facilitate communication among health care providers to ensure the best care for your patient. Will I receive updates on my patient after referral? Yes. We will stay in regular communication with you regarding your patient's condition. If an early referral is made, but my patient is not yet eligible, will VIA Health Partners follow my patient until he/she/they are hospice appropriate? Yes. We are happy to stay in contact with you about your patient's condition until he/she/they become hospice appropriate. What are the benefits to me/my staff? When your patients come under the care of VIA Health Partners, our care team will become their primary contact for care. That includes pain and symptom management, specific needs during and after business hours, emotional and spiritual support for the patient and family, help with advance care planning, and fewer trips to the Emergency Room. Our staff also helps the patient and family navigate the often-complex healthcare system.

  • Contact Us | VIA Health Partners

    Our caring team is here to answer any questions you may have about hospice or palliative care. You can call us directly at 833.839.1113 or use our contact form to send us a message. Contact Us VIA Health Partners (Main Office) 7845 Little Avenue Charlotte, NC 28226 Tel: 833.839.1113 | Fax: 704.335.3522 View all office locations here . For privacy reasons, we ask that you do not include ANY personal health information in your form submission. Name: Company: Email: Phone: Address: Subject: Message: I would like information on: * Required Hospice Care Journeys Palliative Medicine Referral Information Volunteer Opportunities Event Information Grief Care / Spiritual Support Community Education Request a Speaker Submit Thank you for your message. We look forward to responding to you shortly.

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