Where is the Cypress Basin Hospice Thrift Store located?
Our Hospice Thrift Store is located at 113 N. Madison in Mount Pleasant, TX. It is a favorite local spot for finding high-quality, gently used items while supporting a vital community cause.
What kind of items can I find at the thrift store?
You can find an ever-changing selection of gently used clothing, furniture, household appliances, electronics, books, and home decor. It’s a great way for Mount Pleasant shoppers to find unique treasures at affordable prices.
How do purchases at the thrift store support hospice patients?
All thrift store proceeds directly fund the programs and services of Cypress Basin Hospice. This includes providing care for uninsured patients and funding specialty programs like Camp Brave Heart, our bereavement camp for children.
How can I donate items to the Cypress Basin Hospice Thrift Store?
We gratefully accept donations of clean, sellable items during our regular business hours. Your charitable donations of furniture or clothing are tax-deductible and play a crucial role in helping us fulfill our mission of “Neighbors Helping Neighbors.”
Are there volunteer opportunities at the thrift store?
Yes! We are always looking for thrift store volunteers to help sort donations, price items, and assist shoppers. Volunteering at the store is a rewarding way to give back to the community and support the Cypress Basin Hospice mission without providing direct patient care.
Does Cypress Basin Hospice serve residents in Sulphur Springs and Hopkins County?
Yes, we have a dedicated Sulphur Springs office to serve patients and families throughout Hopkins, Wood, and surrounding counties. Our local staff lives and works in the community, providing an extra layer of “neighbors helping neighbors” through our palliative and hospice services.
Who makes up the hospice care team in Sulphur Springs?
Our Sulphur Springs hospice team consists of the patient’s physician, our hospice medical director, registered nurses, social workers, chaplains, and trained volunteers. This “interdisciplinary team” addresses not just physical needs, but also the emotional and spiritual well-being of the patient and their caregivers.
Can a patient receive hospice care in a Sulphur Springs nursing home?
Yes. Cypress Basin Hospice provides care wherever the patient resides. We partner with several assisted living and nursing facilities in Sulphur Springs to provide an extra layer of specialized hospice expertise, ensuring seamless care coordination for residents in long-term facilities.
What is “respite care,” and is it available for Sulphur Springs caregivers?
Respite care is a short-term inpatient stay for the patient designed to give the primary caregiver a much-needed break. We understand that caregiving can be exhausting, and our Sulphur Springs hospice program offers these intervals to help prevent caregiver burnout and support the family unit.
How do I refer a loved one to your Sulphur Springs hospice program?
Anyone can make a referral—a physician, a family member, or even the patient themselves. Simply call our Sulphur Springs location at (903) 951-1194. Our professionals will coordinate with the patient’s doctor to evaluate eligibility and begin services as quickly as possible.
What hospice services are available for families in Mount Pleasant, TX?
Cypress Basin Hospice provides comprehensive hospice care in Mount Pleasant including pain management, nursing care, and spiritual support. Our interdisciplinary team works where the patient calls home—whether that is a private residence or a local care facility—to ensure comfort and dignity during life’s final journey.
Is Cypress Basin Hospice a non-profit organization?
Yes, we are the area’s premier non-profit hospice agency. Being community-owned means our focus is entirely on our neighbors. We are committed to providing compassionate end-of-life care to everyone in Northeast Texas, regardless of their ability to pay.
How does hospice manage pain and symptoms for patients at home?
Our Mount Pleasant hospice team includes specialized nurses and physicians who are experts in symptom management. We provide the necessary medications, medical supplies, and equipment delivered directly to the home to alleviate physical pain and shortness of breath, ensuring the patient remains as alert and comfortable as possible.
Do you offer grief support for families after a loved one passes?
Absolutely. Our Bereavement Program offers support for at least 13 months following a loss. We provide individual consultations and grief support groups in Mount Pleasant to help families navigate their “new normal” with compassion and professional guidance.
When is the right time to call Cypress Basin Hospice for a consultation?
It is time to consider hospice when a physician determines a life expectancy of six months or less and the goal shifts from curative treatment to comfort. Many families in Mount Pleasant find that calling us early allows for a better quality of life and more time for our team to provide meaningful emotional and physical support.