Prisma Health Palliative Care – Greenville

• Symptom management
• Pain management..
• Goals of care/code status.
• Medical decision-making and advance directives.
• Patient and family support.
• End-of-life discussions.
• Support at end of life for those who can't be supported by hospice.

Palliative care is an approach to care that you may want to access at any stage of a serious illness. It helps you manage symptoms and address concerns that matter most to you.

You may consider palliative care when you have questions about:

• What to expect with your care plan and how to tailor it to what matters most to you.
• What programs and resources are available to support you throughout your illness.
• Your treatment options and their pros and cons.
• Making decisions in line with your personal values and goals.

To make an appointment, give us a call. Please remember:

• Arrive 15 minutes prior to your appointment time to complete a few forms.
• Bring insurance card and photo ID (such as a driver's license).
• Bring all medications you are currently taking.
• If you must cancel your appointment, please notify us 24 hours in advance.

After-hours care

Our practice has a provider on call each night and weekends to assure your care is in the best of hands.

Most insurance plans cover all or a portion of the palliative care treatment received in the hospital, similar to other hospital and medical services. This is also true of Medicare and Medicaid. If you have any questions or financial concerns, please talk with a social worker on the Palliative Care team.

• We accept most insurance plans.
• Payment is due at time of service.
• We accept cash, checks, debit and credit cards.