For the family trying to do the right thing
Choosing hospice isn’t giving up on your parent.
It can mean choosing more comfort for them, more guidance for you, and a local team to help carry what your family has been carrying alone.
A conversation is not a commitment to hospice.
Why families trust Treasure Coast Hospice
You can be their child again—not their entire care team.
Needing help does not mean you have failed your parent. It means the care has become too much for one person to carry. Our team supports their comfort and gives you practical, emotional, and spiritual support, too.
You won’t have to chase down answers
A coordinated team of physicians, nurses, aides, social workers, chaplains, counselors, and volunteers works from one plan and stays connected to your family.
Care comes to your parent
Support is provided wherever they call home, with three local inpatient units available when symptoms need a higher level of care.
We care for the caregiver, too
Teaching, practical guidance, emotional and spiritual support, respite care, and grief services help you feel less alone in the caregiving role.
The Treasure Coast Hospice difference
A promise to show up for your whole family.
For more than four decades, our nonprofit mission has allowed us to build services around the needs of Treasure Coast families—not shareholders.
“It brings me peace knowing she has found a home and is loved and being cared for. I appreciate your kindheartedness! This makes my heart happy.”
— Daughter of a Treasure Coast Hospice patient, after TCH found her father’s cat a loving home
Community nonprofit since 1982
Founded by local volunteers, Treasure Coast Hospice remains focused on compassionate care close to home.
Care regardless of ability to pay
Our nonprofit mission and community support help ensure eligible local families can receive hospice care.
Three local inpatient units
Home-like inpatient settings in Stuart and Fort Pierce provide short-term, intensive symptom care near family.
Support beyond medical care
Specialized programs serve veterans, children, grieving families, and patients who benefit from music, pet visits, and complementary therapies.
It’s okay not to be sure
You are not choosing less care. You are choosing a different kind of care.
Hospice focuses care on comfort, dignity, and meaningful time together—with hands-on support for your parent and for you. Whether you are planning ahead or facing a change today, you have not asked too early or too late. Asking a question does not lock your family into a decision.
A local team is ready
Doing what’s best can start with one question.
We’ll listen first, explain your options, and help your family move at its own pace—without pressure or judgment.