Serving Portland & the Mid-Willamette Valley

Whole-Person, Whole Journey Hospice Care

Hospice isn’t a place. It’s a state of care that honors patients, their journey, their loved ones, and the spaces they call home. BeLoved believes hospice care should be as unique as the people we serve throughout Oregon. Our work is rooted in presence, respect, and compassion.

We don’t follow a corporate or big business hospice model. We reinvest resources directly into patients and their families. This means more visits, better services, and a level of support that extends beyond checklists.

Intentionality and Purpose: Our founders built BeLoved to break away from corporate hospice models. For us, people, not profits, come first.
Presence and Mindfulness: We prioritize presence over protocol, making sure patients and families feel seen, heard, and supported.
Whole Person, Whole Journey: We provide patients and families with the type and level of care that matters most in every given moment.

Honoring Homes, Hearts, & Stories Throughout Oregon

Compassion in Every Quiet Moment

We don’t rush. We listen. We create an atmosphere of peace, whether we’re in a person’s home or visiting them in a care facility. At the end of life, every moment matters. We’re here to help make such moments as meaningful and bright as possible.

When we step into someone’s home or facility, we’re entering their entire world. We share in their griefs and joys, their relationships with others, and private, personal moments that are special to them. We honor these spaces with respect and understanding.

Deep Listening: Listening with intention is some of our most meaningful work. It helps point the way forward to hospice services that reflect a given moment or situation.
Cultural Respect: We honor all traditions and beliefs, and take time to understand the values, practices, and customs that shape each person’s life and end-of-life journey.
Flexible Services: Our care cascades around patients and families. We adjust as needs change, even if and when a moment calls for sitting in silence.