Hospice Care in San Antonio, Texas

You Bring The Love, We Bring Everything Else.

The same familiar team, visit after visit.

Here for them, and for you.


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WHAT COMFORT MEANS

Comfort Is a Kind of Love

Comfort care doesn't mean doing less. It means doing the right things, gently, where your family already lives. When you call, a nurse comes to them and sits down. The medications, the equipment, and the answers all travel with the team, so nothing about their room or their routine has to move. Their chair is still their chair, their window is still their window, and the day keeps its familiar shape. We go at your pace, from the very first call.

FAMILY-OWNED SINCE 2017

A Nurse With Time to Sit Down

Our nurses carry about half the patient load of a typical hospice, so every visit has room to be unhurried and human. There's time for the care, the questions, the quiet that gives somebody room to talk. The nurse who came Tuesday comes back next Tuesday, so nothing resets: the routines are known, the questions already answered, and your family doesn't have to explain anything twice.

A FAMILY’S STORY

Hear What AIP Was Like From a San Antonio Family

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WHAT FAMILIES TELL US

Families Who Were Exactly Where You Are

WHO'S LOOKING AFTER YOUR FAMILY

Get to Know the People Families Trust

Hospice comes down to who shows up. Ask San Antonio families about AIP and what they talk about is the people: the knowledge, the passion, the way nobody ever feels rushed. These are the two you'll come to know.

JM Martin

Administrator

JM started on the floor, decades ago, as a caregiver at a San Antonio home known for two things: incredibly high standards, and how much its people loved their residents. He runs AIP the same way now, hands on, family by family, never asking a caregiver for anything he hasn't done himself.

Saleem Barakat

Business Development

Saleem is the first person most families meet. He's been where you are, with his own family, and he knows exactly what you're carrying. He takes the time, every time, and if AIP isn't the right fit, he'll help you find what is, at no charge.

CHAP Accredited

AIP is proudly CHAP accredited, recertified in 2021 and again in 2024. CHAP is among the strictest accrediting bodies in hospice: outside inspectors review everything about how we care for families, every three years.

US FCR Listed

AIP is listed on the US FCR as an approved contractor for the US government, which supports our ongoing work with the VA and veterans who receive benefits.

What We Do

Care & Services


01. In-Home Family Hospice Care

The full team comes to the house: nursing visits, medications, equipment, and help with the everyday. Everything arrives, and nothing about home has to change.

02. General Inpatient & Hospital Support

If comfort ever has to happen in the hospital, we can be there too, same team, same promise, right there with them. Our team works hand in hand with the hospital's own doctors.

03. Assisted Living & Personal Care Home Support

Whether they live in an assisted living community or a personal care home, we come to them, alongside the people who already know them. Same room, same neighbors, same rhythm, with more care in it.

04. Nursing Home Support

In a nursing home, our team adds to the care they already receive, in their own room, with the staff they know, and comfort managed early helps keep them out of the hospital.

05. Home Health Agency Support

For home health teams whose patient is shifting toward comfort care. One call, a 30-minute response any hour, and a handoff that's seamless for the family.

Support Beyond Hospice Care

Care That Doesn't End

Monthly Support Group

Families come back to our office every month for a support group: coffee, food, and company that understands.

Someone Still Checks In

Our chaplain and social workers stay connected through thoughtful letters.

The Tree-Planting Ceremony

Every October, families gather to plant trees, share stories, and take home flowers and a poem in their loved one's name.

COSTS & COVERAGE

Worried About the Cost of Hospice?


Almost every family asks, and the answer usually brings relief: for those who qualify, Medicare covers hospice completely. Our free guide walks you through who pays and what's covered, in plain English.

Medicare

Covers hospice 100% for eligible patients. No out-of-pocket costs for covered services.

VA Benefits

Veterans may have hospice fully covered through their benefit. We handle the paperwork side with you.

Medicaid

Covers hospice for eligible individuals. We'll help you confirm what applies to your family.

Common Questions from Families

Frequently Asked Questions


Plain answers, any hour. If yours isn't here, give us a call.

What is hospice care?

Hospice care is medical care for someone with a life-limiting illness, focused on comfort instead of cure. That means pain management, daily support, and help for the whole family, wherever the patient lives.

Who qualifies for hospice?

Someone qualifies for hospice when a doctor determines that, if the illness runs its expected course, life expectancy is six months or less. If you're not sure whether your loved one qualifies, call us, and we'll help you have that conversation with the doctor.

Where does hospice care happen?

Hospice care happens wherever the patient lives: a private home, an assisted living community, a nursing home, or a personal care home. When hospital-level comfort care is needed, AIP can provide that as well.

How fast can hospice start?

Hospice can often start the same day. AIP Hospice aims to respond to new referrals within 30 minutes, any hour of any day, and the first visit typically happens within one hour of signed consent.

What area does AIP Hospice serve?

AIP Hospice serves San Antonio and everywhere within about 50 miles of the medical center. Not sure if that reaches you? Call, and if we can't serve you, we'll help you find someone who can.

START WITH A CALL

The Next Step Is Just a Conversation

Call whenever you're ready, tonight included. Ask anything, and you'll talk to a person who knows hospice inside and out. By the time you hang up, you'll know your next step.

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