When the Journey Slows, We Walk With You
In the Intermountain West, where the air is clear, the land stretches wide, and the pace of life is grounded in tradition, families know what it means to show up for one another. At Symbii Home Health & Hospice, we bring that same spirit to end-of-life care—offering comfort, guidance, and presence in homes, ranches, and communities across three states.
Hospice is not an ending—it’s a passage. And we’re here to help families walk through it with strength, dignity, and grace.
A Philosophy That Honors Life’s Natural Rhythm
At Symbii, we believe in care that reflects the values of the people we serve—respect for independence, faith, and family ties that run deep. We treat every patient as a whole person, not just a diagnosis, and every family as a partner in care.
Our goal is to provide peace without pressure, presence without intrusion, and care that honors how you live—and how you wish to leave.
One Team, Many Communities—One Standard of Care
Whether you’re in a small town in Idaho, a mountain community in Utah, or a ranch in Wyoming, our full hospice team comes to you—offering consistent, high-quality care tailored to your needs.
The Symbii team includes:
- Registered Nurses and Licensed Practical Nurses
- Hospice Aides and CNAs
- Spiritual Counselors and Chaplains
- Social Workers and Grief Support Coordinators
- Medical Directors and Hospice Physicians
- Local Volunteers who truly care
Each team member brings compassion, integrity, and a heart to serve—no matter how far the road may stretch.
Nurses: The Steady Hands at the Center of Care
Our hospice nurses are experts in both medicine and meaning. They provide clinical support with precision—and personal guidance with care. Whether adjusting medication or offering reassurance, they are a calming presence throughout the journey.
They provide:
- Symptom and pain control
- Medication education and administration
- Ongoing assessments and care coordination
- Gentle explanations for families about what lies ahead
They show up ready—not just with answers, but with empathy.
Comfort That Comes Quickly and Lasts
From managing shortness of breath to addressing discomfort or restlessness, our nurses are trained to respond fast—and with compassion. Their goal is simple: peace, comfort, and dignity.
Helping Families Feel Grounded
In places where families are used to doing things themselves, our nurses don’t take over—they walk alongside. They teach and guide, so loved ones feel empowered, not lost.
Present in the Most Sacred Moments
When the time comes, our nurses are often there—helping make the room calm, comforting the family, and bearing witness to a life well lived.
Aides: Gentle Care That Speaks Volumes
Our hospice aides deliver hands-on support with tenderness and respect—especially in the moments that matter most. From hygiene to a soft touch, they help patients feel like themselves, even as their bodies change.
They assist with:
- Bathing and grooming
- Repositioning and skin care
- Light meal assistance and hydration
- Clean clothes, fresh linens, and comforting routines
Their work may be quiet, but its impact is profound.
Routine That Brings Reassurance
Aides often visit multiple times each week, creating consistency and familiarity that brings comfort to patients and caregivers alike.
Observing and Communicating with Care
Because they’re often closest to the patient, our aides notice changes early—and communicate them with the team to ensure swift, sensitive adjustments.
Chaplains: Spiritual Companions, Grounded in Grace
In this part of the country, faith and spirituality often play a central role in how families face loss. Our chaplains understand that—and they offer support that is tailored, respectful, and deeply present.
They offer:
- Prayer, blessings, or quiet reflection
- End-of-life rituals and spiritual companionship
- Life review, storytelling, and healing conversations
- Support for grieving families before and after the loss
They don’t try to solve grief. They walk through it with you.
Respecting Faith, Culture, and Individuality
Whether someone prays in a chapel, finds peace in nature, or honors ancestors at the kitchen table, our chaplains make space for what matters. No assumptions. Just reverence.
Grief Support That Stays Close
After a loved one passes, our bereavement team stays connected. Through calls, resources, or counseling, we help families find comfort through the seasons ahead.
A Fully Aligned Team
Our interdisciplinary team stays in close contact—sharing updates, adjusting care, and working as one. From Jackson to Logan to Boise, our coordination is what makes care seamless and supportive.
Empowering Caregivers, Not Just Supporting Them
We believe families should feel strong and steady during the process. That’s why we guide you through physical care, emotional moments, and spiritual reflection—so you can be there with love and clarity.
Honoring Final Requests with Care
We take the time to ask: What matters most now? Whether it’s a scripture reading, a final prayer, a view of the land, or a beloved family song—we honor those wishes with sincerity.
Care That Comes to You—Wherever You Call Home
From Idaho’s river towns to Utah’s Wasatch valleys to Wyoming’s wide-open plains, we bring hospice care to homes, farms, assisted living centers, and anywhere else you call home. You don’t need to travel—we come to you.
A Day in the Life of a Symbii Nurse
She might begin her day in Rexburg, checking on a retired farmer. By afternoon, she’s guiding a young mother in Logan through what to expect. In the evening, she’s calling a family near Cheyenne to talk them through a new symptom. Every moment, filled with purpose.
Aides Who Bring Dignity and Quiet Joy
They know when to talk and when to sit in silence. They make small tasks feel sacred. They preserve identity, even as bodies change.
Chaplains Who Hold Space, Not Answers
They bring peace, whether through prayer, a poem, a hymn, or a long-held silence. They are simply there, in the moments that words can’t reach.
Hospice That Reflects the West
At Symbii Home Health & Hospice, our care reflects the heart of the West: strong, steady, grounded in faith and family. We believe that when someone’s journey ends, it should be on their terms—surrounded by comfort, clarity, and care that truly listens.
This is what we do. This is why we serve.