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Dignity
Care planned around the person: their goals, values, culture, faith, and language. Informed choice is documented, respected, and revisited as circumstances change.
Las Vegas, Nevada
Compassionate Care.Every Hour.
Clear guidance, dignified support, and accountable coordination for families and healthcare partners across Las Vegas and Clark County—subject to authorization and clinical eligibility.
Twenty Four Seven Hospice Care LLC is a Nevada company in a corporate readiness phase. This website presents corporate and educational information only. No representation is made regarding licensure, certification, enrollment, accreditation, payer contracting, patient acceptance, or authority to bill.
Brand pillars
Three commitments that shape every decision
Our operating standards are written before we open, not improvised afterward.
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Responsiveness
A structured pathway so that a question at 2 a.m. reaches a qualified response — not a voicemail box. Round-the-clock access is a design requirement, not a slogan.
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Accountability
Clear ownership of documentation, coordination, and follow-up with families and referring clinicians, measured against written internal standards.
The care journey
Understand, evaluate, coordinate, support
A predictable pathway that families and referring clinicians can follow from the first question forward.
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Understand
Plain-language explanation of what hospice is, what it is not, and what choices remain with the patient and family at every point.
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Evaluate
Clinical eligibility is reviewed against recognized hospice criteria, with the attending physician and, when authorized, the hospice medical director.
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Coordinate
Documentation, medication and equipment logistics, facility communication, and level-of-care decisions are organized in one accountable pathway.
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Support
Ongoing symptom management, caregiver teaching, psychosocial and spiritual support, and bereavement services for the family.
Levels of care
The four hospice levels of care, described accurately
Under the hospice model of care, four levels are defined nationally. The level used at any time depends on documented clinical need, the plan of care, and available authorized resources.
Routine Home Care
The most common level of hospice care. An interdisciplinary team makes scheduled visits wherever the patient calls home — a private residence, assisted living community, or nursing facility.
Visit type and frequency are set by the plan of care and adjusted as needs change. Routine home care does not include continuous bedside staffing.
Continuous Home Care
A time-limited level of care intended for brief periods of medical crisis, when predominantly nursing care is required for several hours in a day to manage acute symptoms at home.
Eligibility is determined by documented clinical criteria and reassessed frequently. It is provided only for as long as the crisis criteria are met.
Inpatient Respite Care
Short-term care provided in a contracted facility so that a family caregiver can rest or attend to other obligations.
Respite stays are limited in duration under hospice benefit rules and depend on available contracted beds at the time of request.
General Inpatient Care
A short-term level of care for pain or symptoms that cannot reasonably be managed in other settings, delivered in a contracted hospital or inpatient unit.
Admission requires documented clinical need and is reassessed continuously, with the goal of returning the patient to their preferred setting when symptoms are controlled.
Availability and eligibility
Service availability, eligibility, coverage, payment, and admission depend on current authorization, clinical review, patient choice, and capacity.
The 24/7 promise
Round-the-clock access to a qualified response
Our name is a commitment about availability of response — not a claim of continuous bedside staffing.
What around-the-clock access means
A structured on-call pathway so calls at any hour reach a qualified person who can triage the concern, document it, and escalate to the appropriate clinician under the plan of care.
What it does not mean
It does not mean continuous bedside staffing. Continuous nursing care is a distinct, time-limited level of care with documented clinical criteria, and no specific response interval or admission outcome is guaranteed.
Pathways
Choose the path that fits your role
For families
Plain-language guidance on eligibility, what to expect, questions worth asking, coverage basics, caregiver support, and bereavement services.
Family guidance
For healthcare professionals
Our coordination model, ethical referral principles, closed-loop communication concept, and a professional inquiry pathway for hospitals, SNFs, ALFs, and physician practices.
Partner informationNext step
Begin a conversation with our team
Whether you are a family gathering information or an organization evaluating a future hospice partner, we will tell you plainly what is confirmed today and what remains pending authorization.