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Your family shouldn't
face this alone.
When someone you love is nearing the end of life, the right care team changes everything. We handle the medical decisions, the late-night worries, and the hard conversations so your family can focus on what matters most: being together.
"The staff treated Mom with utmost decency and honored our entire family." - Angelina C.
We'll call you today
Tell us a little about your situation. A care coordinator will reach out within a few hours to answer your questions and walk you through your options. No obligation.
We've got your message.
A care coordinator will call you within the next few hours. If you need to talk sooner, call (832) 723-0420 any time, day or night.
"Nothing can prepare you for the loss of a loved one, but the advice and support of a group of people who actually care makes all the difference. Mom's final moments were so sad, and we will never forget them. The staff provided us with quiet time and treated Mom with utmost decency, which honored her and our family. My family cannot thank Living Waters Hospice enough for relieving us of stress and allowing us to spend the last several months with Mom and saying our final goodbyes."
Angelina C.Daughter of a patient
What hospice care actually looks like
We come to you. We stay as long as you need us.
Most families picture hospice as a place. It's not. It's a team of nurses, aides, counselors, and physicians who come to wherever your loved one is, whether that's home, a nursing facility, or our inpatient center.
We manage pain. We adjust medications. We answer the phone at 3 AM. We sit with your family when you need someone who understands what you're going through.
- Routine in-home hospice care
- Inpatient hospice for complex symptom management
- Respite care (so caregivers can rest)
- Bereavement support for the whole family
The people behind your loved one's care
A full medical team, not just a visiting nurse
Every patient gets a physician-led team that includes skilled nurses, social workers, therapists, aides, and a care coordinator. We don't hand off your loved one to a rotation of strangers. You'll know the people caring for your family by name.
Physicians on your team
A hospice physician oversees all medical decisions, works directly with your family's doctor, and is available when things change unexpectedly.
Skilled nurses, 24/7
Day or night, a nurse answers. Symptom changes, medication questions, comfort concerns. You're never waiting until morning.
Social workers and counselors
Grief doesn't wait. Our social workers help with family dynamics, advance directives, insurance questions, and the emotional weight of what's ahead.
Therapists (PT, OT, speech, music, art)
Comfort isn't just about medication. Physical therapy keeps your loved one mobile. Music therapy brings peace. Art therapy gives expression when words run out.
Hospice aides
Personal care, bathing, hygiene, companionship. Our aides are trained in end-of-life care and treat every patient with gentleness and respect.
Care coordinators
One person who knows your whole situation, connects the pieces, and makes sure nothing falls through the cracks.
Not sure if hospice is the right step?
That's OK. Most families aren't. Call us and we'll walk you through what it means, what it costs (usually nothing), and whether it's the right fit. No pressure, no sales pitch.
Focused care for specific conditions
Five specialty programs
Different conditions need different expertise. Our specialty teams bring condition-specific clinical knowledge so your loved one's care matches their exact needs.
For those who served
Veteran hospice care that honors their service
Veterans deserve a team that understands military culture, VA benefits, and the unique healthcare needs that come with service. Our veteran program pairs clinical expertise with the respect and recognition your loved one earned.
- VA benefit navigation and coordination
- Understanding of service-connected health issues
- Recognition ceremonies and honor programs
- Coordination with VA hospitals and clinics
Meet the team
The people who will care for your family
Clinical Leadership
Physician-led, nurse-driven, family-centered
Our clinical team is led by experienced hospice physicians who oversee every patient's care plan. Supporting them: registered nurses on call 24 hours a day, social workers who help families navigate the emotional and practical challenges, and aides who provide personal care with warmth and skill.
Every team member is selected for two things: clinical ability and genuine compassion. This isn't just a job for us. We chose this work because we believe the end of life deserves the same quality of care as the beginning.
Where we serve
New Caney, Montgomery County, Fort Bend, and greater Houston
We bring hospice care to wherever your loved one is. At home, in a nursing facility, or in our inpatient center. Across the greater Houston area, our team is close by and available 24/7.
- In-home care throughout our service area
- Inpatient facility for around-the-clock care
- Coordination with local hospitals and physicians
Greater Houston Area
Questions families ask us
We hear these every day
For most families, nothing. Medicare Part A covers hospice care completely, including medications related to the terminal diagnosis, medical equipment, nursing visits, aide services, and counseling. Medicaid covers it too. Most private insurance has a hospice benefit. We'll verify your coverage before care begins so there are no surprises.
Yes, and most do. About 80% of our patients receive care at home. Our nurses and aides visit regularly, and a nurse is always available by phone, 24 hours a day. If your loved one's symptoms become difficult to manage at home, we can move them to our inpatient facility temporarily and then back home once they're stable.
If your loved one has a terminal illness and the focus has shifted from curing the disease to keeping them comfortable, hospice may be right. Common signs: frequent hospitalizations, declining function, weight loss, increased pain. You don't need to be certain. Call us and we'll help you think it through. There's no commitment until you're ready.
A care coordinator calls you back (usually the same day). They'll ask about your loved one's situation, answer your questions, and if appropriate, schedule a free in-home assessment. From there, we work with your doctor to start care, often within 24 to 48 hours. If hospice isn't the right fit, we'll tell you that honestly and help point you in the right direction.
It happens, and it's a good thing. Hospice isn't a one-way door. If your loved one's condition improves, they can leave hospice care and return to other treatment. You can always come back to hospice later if things change again. There's no penalty and no judgment.
You don't have to figure this out alone
Call us. Ask us anything. We'll give you honest answers about what hospice can and can't do for your family. And if we're not the right fit, we'll say so.
Serving New Caney, Montgomery County, Fort Bend, and the greater Houston area · 24/7 support · Medicare and Medicaid covered