The Mennonite Hospice Program was created in 1993 to serve patients in the terminal stages of their lives and help family members through this process. The program offers most medical services a patient may require but provides them in the comfort of his/her home.

This program uses an interdisciplinary team of professionals whose objective is to ease physical pain and symptoms associated with end-stage conditions while also providing emotional, psychological, social and spiritual support to both patients and their family members. Available services include nursing, medical care, social work, nutrition, and chaplain visits.

Mennonite Hospice serves patients living in the towns of Aibonito, Aguas Buenas, Barranquitas, Caguas, Cayey, Cidra, Coamo, Comerío, Naranjito, Orocovis, Salinas, and Villalba.

Medical Equipment
This program was established in 1994 and provides patients with durable medical equipment for at-home use. This includes hospital beds, wheelchairs, oxygen, walkers, respiratory therapy medications, breast prosthesis, shoes for diabetics, and a wide range of products for at-home patient care.

Enteral Nutrition
We provide special formulas and necessary equipment for at-home administration of enteral nutrition for patients fitted with gastrointestinal, nasogastric or jejunostomy tubes. We feature dietician and registered nurse services.

Parenteral Nutrition
Ideal for patients unable to use their gastrointestinal tract, this program offers intravenous feeding so patients can obtain all necessary nutrition and maintain an optimal nutritional state. We feature dietician and registered nurse services.