Bereavement follow-up for family members
After-Care Support
Hospice Bereavement Support for Families
Hospice support does not end the moment a patient dies. Bereavement support helps families process grief and find the next step after loss.

What this support can include
Services vary by the patient’s individualized plan of care.
Guidance for grief resources and support
Compassionate check-ins after the death
Support for families adjusting after caregiving
Respectful communication based on each family’s needs
Who this may help
How this service supports patients and families
For family members and caregivers who are grieving a death, adjusting after caregiving, or looking for compassionate follow-up and resources.
Questions your family may be asking
- What happens after my loved one dies?
- Can family members receive grief support?
- How long does bereavement support continue?
Questions families often ask
What happens after my loved one dies?
The hospice team explains immediate practical next steps and begins the bereavement follow-up available to the patient’s family.
Can family members receive grief support?
Yes. Bereavement support is intended for family members and may include check-ins, guidance, and connection to appropriate grief resources.
How long does bereavement support continue?
Bereavement support is shaped around family needs. The team can explain the available follow-up and resources for an individual situation.
Related hospice guidance
Ask Caritas about this service
Call 214-506-8422 or start a referral. A conversation can help you understand whether hospice support is appropriate.
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