We initially had a wonderful experience with Jolie...

We initially had a wonderful experience with Joliet Hospice when we used them to care for my father. Then 8 months into his care they abruptly dropped services for him. NOTHING had changed from the day he was accepted into hospice...nothing...not his terminal cancer diagnosis, not his medication, nothing. However, one day they unilaterally decided that he no longer qualified and dropped him with no care. He was wheelchair bound, needed 24 hour care and could not toilet on his own. The hospital social worker complained saying their decision was unethical, family complained, but they did not care. In my dad s own words I guess I didn t die quickly enough for them . Four months later he did die. Thankfully, after Joliet Hospice cruelly dropped him, Heartland Hospice saw that he still qualified for care and they provided services until his death. Heartland Hospice is where people should be going for treatment.