Good Samaritan Hospice

At the center of Good Samaritan Hospice care is faith-based compassion. Whether in their own homes, in a facility or in one of our three inpatient hospice locations in Wexford, Cabot or Beaver, our patients are treated as family.

In-Home Hospice

Hospice care is "comfort care" when a cure is no longer probable. It provides comfort through pain control and symptom management while offering emotional, social and spiritual support for the patient and family, individually and as a unit. For most families, when the option of curative treatment is no longer beneficial, the following weeks or months can be overwhelming for many reasons. With Good Samaritan Hospice, you and your loved ones don't have to face it alone. At Good Samaritan Hospice, family members are an equally important part of the caregiving process. Our goal is to support you, emotionally and physically, so that your health is not also compromised.

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Services Offered

Community Educators

Provides education to the patient and family regarding comfort care...

Medical Social Workers

Assists with healthcare/insurance questions and forms, and are advocates for...

Registered Nurse (RN) Case Managers

Works with physicians, nursing and care team, and family to...

Licensed Practical Nurses (LPN)

Visits as needed to support the RN's role with patient...

Home Health Aides

Visits regularly to provide personal care assistance, support RNs and...

Spiritual Care Team

Provides support to patients of all denominations, and welcomes care...

Physical and Occupational Therapists

Available as needed for patient care and comfort.

Volunteers

Specially-trained volunteers provide the family with some much-needed rest. They...

Respite Care (Inpatient Units)

We understand the physical and emotional stress on you as...

Continuous Care (In-Home)

Continuous care involves the prolonged presence of a hospice nurse...

Spiritual Care

We welcome all faiths and work to ensure that patients and their loved ones receive the spiritual support they need. A spiritual care team member contacts the patient upon request and schedules an in-home visitation with a professional pastoral caregiver of any denomination. Our Chaplain also coordinates bereavement support groups that present a Christ-centered perspective on the grief process. These groups, offered at various times and locations, are open to any individual who has experienced a loss, even if they have no ties to Good Samaritan Hospice.

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Volunteer Program

Do you have the desire and passion to impact someone’s life? Whether you’re doing something as simple as cooking a meal or as complex as writing someone’s life story, Good Samaritan Hospice volunteers make a difference.

Contact Us

For more information about Hospice services, please see our office phone number below and give us a call. You can also message us here.

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Our Offices

Administrative Office

116 Browns Hill Road
Valencia, PA 16059
Phone: 724-933-8888 or
1-800-720-2557 toll-free
Fax: 724-933-8844

Good Samaritan Hospice House in Wexford

146 Neely School Road
Wexford, PA  15090
Phone: 724-940-9120

Good Samaritan Hospice Inpatient Unit at Cabot

134 Marwood Road
Cabot, PA  16023
Phone: 724-352-1571, ext. 8018

Good Samaritan Hospice Inpatient Unit at Heritage Valley

1000 Dutch Ridge Road, Tower 4B
Beaver, PA 15009
Phone: 724-933-9161

Locations we Serve

While we have several inpatient hospice locations, the vast majority of hospice patients are cared for in their home setting. We've served thousands of people in western Pennsylvania in their very own homes, and we continue to expand our In-Home Hospice service area. If you don’t see your area covered, please call us at 724-933-8888 to see if we are currently serving your neighborhood.

Good Samaritan Coverage Map

Bereavement Program

The Bereavement Team at Good Samaritan Hospice would like the families, caregivers and friends of our patients to know that we are here to help support you as you grieve. Our program provides connection and service for up to 13 months after the death of your loved one. Grief can be an experience that feels very lonely, but with our assistance it is a journey that you do not have to walk alone.

Our program includes the follow services:

  • Mailings related to grief and loss
  • Phone calls from the bereavement team
  • Grief groups – different locations in the communities that we serve throughout the year
  • Supportive visits from the Bereavement Coordinator
  • Referral information for counseling and support services in the community
  • Youth Bereavement Care – Bereavement Services, from birth – 21 years of age
  • Butterfly Release celebration of life (takes place in August)
  • Workshops
  • Memorial Services (take place in the spring)

Click here to learn about our current Grief Support Groups.

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Youth Bereavement Care

Founded in 2020, Youth Bereavement Care (YBC), a division of Good Samaritan Hospice’s Family Support Services, grew from the need to reach grieving children year-round. The program provides free support for youth, from birth through age 21, who have been affected by the death of a significant person in their lives. YBC is open to not only our hospice and extended Concordia families but to the greater community as well.