Frequently Asked Questions

Bampa’s House is a home for terminally ill individuals who are near death. Admission to Bampa’s House is based on the demonstrated need of the applicant, and preference is given to terminally ill individuals who cannot receive adequate care at home. Bampa’s House can accommodate up to two residents at a time. Each resident has their own private bedroom, bathroom, and outdoor deck. There are shared spaces including a fully stocked kitchen, dining area, library, family room, and serenity garden that the residents can enjoy with their family and friends. There is even room for family members to stay with their loved ones if needed.

Life expectancy averages three months or less.

Most of our residents come from the tri-county area. It is rare to serve someone from another area, though consideration may be given if they are eligible and a bed is open.

No. Bampa's House serves terminally ill individuals regardless of age or diagnosis.

Yes, there are. Some examples are: people who have contagious illnesses, people who require isolation, or people who have open wounds or severe dysfunction.

Referrals are typically from a physician, a hospital, or the local Hospice Provider. However, referrals can come from individuals as well.