By Andrea Grace-Phillips, Owner & CEO, ACC
Reviewed: September 2026
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When someone you love is nearing the end of their life, you want two things at the same time: for them to be comfortable, and for the people caring for them to actually know what theyโre doing. Those two things arenโt always easy to find together. Coordinating hospice, medications, and daily care while you also want to sit with your parent and hold their hand is a lot to carry on your own. In Boonville and across Warrick County, we built our agency to fill that gap.
Comfort Care at Home in Warrick County
Our approach to end-of-life care starts with listening, not with a checklist. First, we sit down with your family to understand what your loved one needs and what matters most to them right now. From there, we keep the home calm and steady so your parent can rest and you can be present instead of managing logistics.
- Planning sessions: We meet with your family early to understand your loved oneโs needs and set clear goals for the care plan.
- A stable home environment: Our caregivers work quietly and consistently, so your loved oneโs routine stays as calm as possible.
- Time that matters: We handle the day-to-day details so you can focus on being a son, daughter, or spouse, not a full-time scheduler.
What End-of-Life Home Care Provides
Families often ask us directly what end-of-life home care actually covers. In simple terms, itโs non-medical, in-home support that works alongside your loved oneโs hospice or physician team, not in place of it. Our caregivers handle personal care and companionship, while your hospice team manages symptoms, medication, and treatment.
- Personal care: Help with daily tasks that get harder near the end of life, so your loved one stays clean, comfortable, and looked after.
- Companionship: A caregiver present in the home so your parent isnโt alone, and so family caregivers get an actual break.
- Coordination: We stay in contact with your loved oneโs hospice team and physician so care stays consistent.
- Practical support: Light housekeeping and meal prep so the household keeps running.
How We Work With Your Hospice and Medical Team
Weโve earned a reputation in Boonville and the wider Evansville area as the local preferred provider for hospice agencies, and that didnโt happen by accident. It came from being responsive when families needed us and following through every time. We can offer a same-day start of care, which matters because these situations rarely give you much warning.
Our caregivers are trained to communicate directly with hospice staff, so we donโt operate as a separate outside service. We become part of your loved oneโs official care plan, working alongside the professionals your family already trusts.
In-Home Palliative Care Built on Trust
We opened our doors in 2019, right as the pandemic hit, with one goal: to show up reliably when people needed it most. That start still shapes how we operate today. In five years, weโve provided over 45,000 hours of care annually, and that number represents thousands of families who trusted us with a loved one during a hard season.
- Award-Winning Service: Named a โProvider of Choiceโ based on client satisfaction.
- Exceptional Team: Recognized as an โEmployer of Choiceโ for how we support our caregivers.
- Community-Focused: The exclusive on-site caregiving provider at Independence Village.
We also started a Caregiver Emergency Fund, made possible by clients who wanted to give back to the caregivers who cared for their families.
Same-Day Care When You Need It Most
Weโre the only home care agency in the region offering same-day starts, which is part of why hospice agencies refer families to us. Beyond speed, we hold our caregivers to a higher standard: most are CNAs or retired nurses with 3-5 years of experience.
- Same-day starts: Care can begin the day you call, not weeks later.
- Experienced caregivers: CNAs and retired nurses with real hands-on experience.
- Flexible coverage: Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with no long-term contract.
- Benefits accepted: We accept Veterans benefits and long-term care insurance.
- Licensed, bonded, and insured: Every caregiver we send into your home meets that standard.
Getting Started With End-of-Life Care at Home
Choosing end-of-life care for someone you love in Boonville, IN is not a small decision, and you shouldnโt have to make it alone. We built this agency to take one less thing off your familyโs plate during an already difficult time. With a same-day start, a team of experienced caregivers, and a working relationship with the hospice providers you already know, weโre ready to step in when your family needs support. Let us handle the logistics so you can focus on the moments that matter.
Call us today to book your FREE, no-obligation home care assessment!
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Does Grace Care Services accept insurance or Veterans benefits for end-of-life care?
Yes. We accept long-term care insurance and Veterans benefits, as well as private pay.
2. What happens if my loved one is already working with a hospice team?
We work directly with your existing hospice agency and physician. Our caregivers coordinate with them so your loved one receives consistent, well-communicated support at home.
3. Is overnight or full-time care available, or just a few hours a day?
Both. Our care is flexible, from a few hours a day up to full 24/7 coverage, and thereโs no long-term contract required to get started.
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