Lund Home Hospice Of The Valley sits at 1982 E Woodside Ct in Gilbert, Arizona, and connects with the Hospice of the Valley organization, which's well-known for serving families going through end-of-life care across the Valley. The Lund Home's a hospice agency with cottage-style architecture and 12 private rooms that all have patio exits, plus there's a main patio with three water features, a living room with a stone fireplace, and an open family room, so things feel home-like for both patients and families. The team includes nurses, physicians, counselors, and volunteers, and offers comfort care for people in the last stages of life, providing pain management, symptom relief, and help with personal needs, but also emotional, psychological, and spiritual support with faith-based programs as well as music, massage, and aromatherapy for extra comfort. There are short-term stays in the inpatient care homes, which let people manage symptoms before returning home or moving somewhere else, and families can visit any time because they keep things open twenty-four hours a day.
Lund Home has special services for dementia and memory care, with support groups, educational classes, hands-on resources, and videos from their dementia care and education campus, as well as dedicated programs for dementia hospice care and caregiver help, which makes things a little easier on families who are dealing with memory loss. For children, there are pediatric end-of-life care programs and specialized grief support, and there's the New Song Center for Grieving Children, while the Ryan House helps families with pediatric needs. Veterans have focused care too, with the We Honor Veterans program, and the community honors first responders and volunteers from the White Dove Thrift Shoppe.
People praise the Lund Home for comfort, respect, and keeping residents free of pain, and the place gets excellent marks from a few reviews, also winning the Hospice CAHPS Honors for its care. The facility keeps families updated and helps reduce stress by recording key information, sharing resources, and letting people build memorial websites or funds. There are grief support programs and a community bereavement program for families, as well as caregiver help and family support if they need it. Some unique touches include art, food, and wine community events, Pro-Am golf, and a Light Up a Life tribute. Volunteer options are broad, too, like patient companions, pet therapy, and programs for college partners, so there's a way for many folks to get involved. Pricing's not published, but the focus is on comfort, dignity, and support as people go through serious illness or loss, and the staff try hard to meet every patient's needs in as gentle a way as possible.
