Turas Hospice and Palliative Care

THE HEART OF YOUR JOURNEY

At Turas Hospice we are devoted to protecting and honoring the journey of every individual and family that we serve.

what we offer

palliative care

Palliative care provides a way of caring for suffering or ill patients while focusing on quality of life - even when they're not at the end. 

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hospice care

Hospice care is a philosophy that treats the patient rather than the disease, with an emphasis on quality of life.

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spiritual care

Our Chaplain and Spiritual Advisor help patients explore, express and find deeper meaning to their religious and spiritual beliefs.

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bereavement care

After a patient’s journey comes to an end, Turas Hospice remains in the family and friends’ lives to counsel them along their journey.

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What is palliative care?

When patients are seriously ill or suffering from an injury and there’s a clinical plan in place, even if they are not at the end of life, palliative care provides a way of caring for them focusing on quality of life. Palliative care is comfort care with or without the intent to cure the patient. 

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There is always, always, always something to be grateful for.

-Rhonda Byrne

Quiet the Mind &

the Soul will Speak

-Ma Faya Sati Bhagavati

What is hospice?

Hospice care is a philosophy that treats the patient rather than the disease, with an emphasis on quality of life. During the last six months of life, the focus shifts from clinical care to the emotional and spiritual needs of the patient and their family. Hospice care is comfort care, without the curative intent by either the patient’s choice to not undergo treatment or due to the side effects outweighing the benefit.

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meaning of the name turas

A Gaelic word meaning “journey,” Turas signifies our mission to provide a personalized, patient-centered end-of life-experience or journey for our patients, their families and caregivers.

It is pronounced “Tu-ras” (with a long u sound). 

Popular Questions

Popular Questions

Got a question? We’re here to help.

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  • What is palliative care?

    When patients are seriously ill or suffering from an injury and there’s a clinical plan in place, even if they are not at the end of life, palliative care provides a way of caring for them focusing on quality of life.

  • How do I pay for Palliative care?

    Turas Hospice will bill Medicare, Medicaid or private insurance directly and be reimbursed by them. Co-pays and deductibles may apply and will be discussed with the patient prior to admittance to the hospice.

  • What is hospice care?

    Hospice care is a philosophy that treats the patient rather than the disease, with an emphasis on quality of life. During the last six months of life, the focus shifts from clinical care to the emotional and spiritual needs of the patient and their family. Hospice care is comfort care, without the curative intent by either the patient’s choice to not undergo treatment or due to the side effects outweighing the benefit.

  • Who pays for hospice?

    Turas Hospice will bill Medicare, Medicaid or private insurance directly and be reimbursed by them. Co-pays and deductibles may apply and will be discussed with the patient prior to admittance to the hospice.

  • How do I begin the hospice process and receive a referral?

    Speak to your healthcare provider to discuss whether hospice is appropriate and request a referral if necessary. Contact Turas Hospice directly at 330-590-6130 and we can guide you in requesting a clinical evaluation and hospice referral. 

  • What geographies does Turas Hospice serve?

    We are licensed for hospice care in the following Ohio counties: Ashland, Carroll, Cuyahoga, Holmes, Lorain, Medina, Portage, Stark, Summit, Tuscarawas, and Wayne.

  • Why choose Turas Hospice?

    The compassionate and dedicated Journey Care Team at Turas Hospice has the breadth and depth to wrap the necessary services around patients and their families coping with serious illness and the end-of-life experience.

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