Checking in today only to raise awareness for this incredible place. Taylor Hospice, not to be confused with Taylor Hospital's Hospice which is next door. When a family is faced with end of life issues for a family member there are a few choices but not many people to talk to about it. To be fair i first became aware of Taylor Hospice when i sought bereavement counseling after my husband passed in Crozer hospital. I came here weekly for 2 months, 7 years ago for this support group that met here in their first floor great room fully aware of what was going on in the 4 guest rooms( my term) upstairs. ---Namely the art of dying with dignity. At that time I was impressed by the facility, grounds, staff and decided at the time when the need arises I would like a facility such as this. There are plenty of hospices around, most in hospitals and this is not to be confused with Taylor Hospital's Hospice which is a much higher bedded facility in the hospital. Taylor Hospice is a separate facility thar shares the side parking lot with the hospital but is its own unique facility with only 4 rooms. Its located in an old mansion-like home on a several acre wooded property teaming with bird and small wildlife in Delaware County. Who would ever know about this place? This is truly a unique hospice facility in the Delaware Valley. There are beautiful areas outside to regroup and perhaps gain composure before and after visits. Inside it feels as if you are in a home. It's pleasantly decorated, comfy and the compassionate, loving staff is nothing short of spectacular. When not upstairs with the guest you can regroup downstairs in the sunroom or the great room. VISITS: unlimited at all hours, 24/7. I am here daily now this second week of August 2014 to partake in the road home of a very dear friend. I was "adopted" into her family 14 years ago at 42 so i am not biological family but it doesn't matter as I am welcomed by the staff and treated as well as family. Today Barbara took the time to properly explain the dying process and then gave me a pamphlet to take home. She took the time to tell me what she already learned about my friend and asked me to share with her things about my friend. I know this is what they do as they interact in a dignified way with the person who is dying. The people who work here are kind and loving and as previously stated-spectacular. Should the need arise i will choose Taylor Hospice for family or for my own journey home to God. read more

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Amazing, amazing people who made my mother and my entire family feel at home and at ease. I can't thank them enough for all of their help, support, strength, and compassion. xoxo read more

The worst hospice agency I've ever came across !! John was our assigned nurse, not only has he ordered a medication that completely does not pertain to patient, refusal to use the correct pharmacy, he continuously will not fulfill request on supplies! No gloves have ever been provided to us, and just this week when asking for gloves, he stated he was going to his car to find some, proceeded to get into vehicle and leave. Patients catheter is not properly taken care of by nursing. John, the nurse also discontinued CNA help coming because he felt it was no longer necessary. I have worked with many hospice agencies and this by far is the absolute worst! Save yourself the hassle and select a different company, I am certain you will be thankful you did not choose Asana. read more

Amazing caregivers during an intimate and sad time for families. This facility was more like a bed and breakfast, with around the clock care and comfort. My nana just passed away and used this hospice house and it made her journey a beautiful one. read more

My sister passed away yesterday at the Taylor Hospice. The staff, especially, Kathleen, Martha, and MariAnne, were kind and compassionate. There were many other staff people but I don't remember their names but they, too, were wonderful. Our sister, JoJo, was clean and comfortable; she also had a beautiful view from her window. The nurses helped us understand and cope with the dying process. They provided my family with emotional support and were always there with us. The staff at Taylor Hospice are truly a blessing and I will be forever grateful for all that they did for JoJo. read more