INPATIENT 

FACILITY

The goal of the Inpatient Facility is to support you and your loved ones through this difficult time.

In this home-like setting, nurses, aides, social workers, physicians, chaplains and volunteers aggressively treat physical and emotional pain and symptoms.  All treatments focus on comfort.

You are encouraged to bring personal items, including clothing, photos and music; whatever creates a sense of peace during your stay.

Located At:

St. Joseph Health College Station Hospital

2nd Floor

1604 Rock Prairie

College Station, Texas 77845

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 THE INPATIENT DIFFERENCE

Hospice Brazos Valley operates the only non-profit, hospice focused, inpatient facility serving the Brazos Valley and surrounding areas.  The Inpatient Facility is located on the 2nd Floor of St. Joseph Health Hospital in College Station, Texas and is dedicated to providing specialized care focused on frequent assessment for symptom management, and skilled medical interventions.  Care is directed by a Board Certified Hospice and Palliative Care Medical Doctor and administered in a family oriented environment staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.  Comfort is the highest priority at the Inpatient Facility and private rooms create quiet spaces for visits with family and friends. Unique amenities aid in creating the feeling of home for both you and your family during your stay.

FAMILIES

FIRST

Visiting hours are available 24/7.  Furnishings provide opportunities for family members to spend the night if desired.  Each room contains a private bathroom.  Coffee and light refreshments are also available.

The Bryan-College Station area also has plentiful hotel accommodations and restaurants near by for loved ones traveling in from out of town. Hospice Brazos Valley's non-profit status and generous community support ensures that families and patients are never billed directly for the care they receive.  

Sofas in rooms fold out into beds for family members to spend the night.  Each room contains a separate bathroom. Furnishings ensure the space remains bright & comfortable. 

MEALS

FOR LOVED ONES

Light meals are offered daily for family who are visiting those receiving care.  These complementary meals are provided to allow family members to be replenished while making the most of their time with their loved one.

LEVELS

OF CARE

Acute Needs  

The Inpatient Facility is dedicated to providing specialized care for Hospice Brazos Valley patients who require frequent assessment for symptom management, and skilled medical interventions.  Care is directed by a Board Certified Hospice and Palliative Care Medical Doctor and administered in a family oriented environment staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The Hospice Brazos Valley Inpatient Facility team consists of RNs, LVNs, Care Aides, Social Workers, Volunteers, and Grief Support professionals experienced and

trained in hospice and palliative care.

Respite Care

Taking care of a loved one is a big responsibility and it can challenge you both physically and emotionally.  Respite care

is designed to provide temporary, short-term relief for the caregiver when time is needed to rest and replenish, or during a time that more care is required to

meet the needs of your loved one.

LOCAL AMENITIES

There are many fast-food and casual dining options located in Bryan and College Station within minutes of the Inpatient Facility.  Please click here for information and assistance in locating nearby restaurants. For a list of nearby lodging options, click here. 

PROVIDE

DIRECTIONS

To ensure family or friends coming from out of town locate the Inpatient Facility easily,  please direct them to Google "Hospice Brazos Valley Inpatient Facility".  Failing to do so may result in directions to our Bryan Office location. 

MEMORY

TILES

In partnership U-Paint-It, you can create a unique 8x8 tile in memory of a loved one.  Finished tiles are displayed on the hallway walls of the Hospice Brazos Valley Inpatient Facility.

To purchase a tile:  

email Dianne Lero at

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IN MEMORY

Creating a Memory Tile or making a gift to reserve a leaf on the Legacy Tree are only two of many ways to remember your loved ones.  Another way to honor your loved one is to make a monetary gift to Hospice Brazos Valley.  Monetary gifts ensure the same award-winning hospice care and grief support that your family experienced remains available to all, regardless of their ability to pay.   Other ways to pay tribute to loved ones include making a monetary gift to the Hospice Brazos Valley Living Endowment, or attending the annual Celebration of Life or Service of Remembrance events hosted annually by Hospice Brazos Valley.

LEGACY

TREE

Hospice Brazos Valley has "planted" a Legacy Tree as a tangible way of remembering your loved ones.  We invite you to remember your loved one with a personalized inscription on a leaf to be placed on the Legacy Tree. 

The Legacy Tree is located in the family room of the Hospice Brazos Valley Inpatient Facility.  This beautiful tree was sculpted by a local artist, Alan Lee, and gifted by the Clearfield family

as a loving tribute to Ruth Clearfield.