When a loved one is facing a terminal illness or nearing the end of life, every moment matters. At Assisting Hands Home Care in Milford, MI, we provide compassionate, non-medical hospice support that allows seniors and adults to spend their final days in the comfort, peace, and dignity of their own home — surrounded by the people they love most.
We understand this is one of the most difficult times a family can go through. Our caring, professionally trained caregivers are here to ease the burden — so you can focus on being present with your loved one rather than worrying about daily care tasks.
What Is In-Home Hospice Care Support?

Many families search for terms like hospice care at home, end of life care at home, home hospice support, or palliative care assistance at home — and they all lead to the same need: compassionate, hands-on support for a loved one in their final stage of life.
It’s important to understand that there are two distinct types of hospice care:
Traditional Hospice Care is provided by a licensed medical hospice agency and includes doctors, nurses, and social workers who manage pain, symptoms, and medical needs.
In-Home Hospice Support — what Assisting Hands provides — is non-medical care that works alongside your existing hospice program. Our caregivers assist with personal care, daily activities, household tasks, and emotional support, filling the gaps that medical hospice teams are not able to cover.
Together, these two services create a complete care experience for your loved one and your family.
Who Can Benefit from In-Home Hospice Support?
Our hospice care support services are designed for:
- Seniors and adults with a terminal diagnosis who wish to remain at home during their final stage of life
- Adults receiving traditional hospice care who need additional personal and household support
- Individuals with life-limiting illnesses such as cancer, heart failure, COPD, ALS, Parkinson’s disease, or advanced dementia
- Families and caregivers who are exhausted, overwhelmed, or need respite during this difficult time
- Seniors who want to age and pass at home rather than in a hospital or nursing facility
If your loved one is enrolled in a hospice program or has been given a limited life expectancy, our team can step in immediately to provide the additional support your family needs.
