Bristol Hospice Expands to Serve More Communities with Compassionate Care

We are thrilled to announce that Bristol Hospice is now accepting patients in the following locations:

  • Lubbock, Texas
  • Tacoma, Washington (Pierce County)
  • Phoenix, Arizona
  • Charleston, South Carolina

At Bristol Hospice, we are dedicated to providing the highest quality of care with individualized care plans tailored to each patient’s needs. Our compassionate team is committed to ensuring comfort, dignity, and peace of mind for both patients and their families.

Coming Soon: Fort Worth, Texas
We are excited to share that we are also expanding to Fort Worth, Texas, in the near future. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to grow and serve more communities.

Why Choose Bristol Hospice?
With a proven reputation for excellence and a Google rating of 4.7, Bristol Hospice is dedicated to delivering exceptional care. We understand that every journey is unique, and our team is here to provide support every step of the way.

Get in Touch
If you or a loved one are in need of hospice care in these new locations, please reach out to us at BristolHospice.com. Our team is here to help guide you through this journey with compassion and expertise.

About Bristol Hospice
Bristol Hospice is a leading provider of hospice care, known for its commitment to personalized care and support for patients and their families. Our mission is to enrich the lives of those we serve by providing a compassionate and caring experience.


Contact Us Today!
Visit us at BristolHospice.com to learn more about our services or to inquire about care in our new locations.

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Changes in Breathing Near the End of Life

Published on September 29, 2026 in the Resource Category

When someone is near the end of life, breathing may become slower, faster, irregular, noisy, shallow, or include pauses. These changes can be upsetting for loved ones to witness. Bristol Hospice explains what families may notice, what not to assume, and when to contact the hospice team for guidance.

Restlessness Near the End of Life

Published on September 25, 2026 in the Resource Category

When someone near the end of life becomes restless, loved ones may feel worried, confused, or unsure what to do. Restlessness can look like agitation, repeated movements, confusion, pulling at blankets, trying to get out of bed, or seeming unable to settle. Bristol Hospice shares what families may notice, what not to assume, and when to contact the hospice team for guidance.