When home hospice isn’t an option, you’ll find 24/7 support in a welcoming, home-like setting at the Flo & Phil Jones Hospice House—northeast Arkansas’ only residential hospice facility. You or your loved one will receive compassionate, end-of-life comfort care in one of 20 beautiful, private rooms with nearby nurses' stations. There’s also a chapel, shared family room, dining room and kitchen.
Flo & Phil Jones Hospice House is the 2024 Occasions Readers Choice Award Winner for Best Hospice Facility.
Experienced Providers
Rely on the experienced hospice team to meet your physical and spiritual needs. Your family benefits from certified hospice nurses, a patient care manager, chaplains, social workers, dietary techs and a bereavement coordinator. A physician checks on patients each day to make sure they get the medical care needed to stay comfortable.
End-of-Life Support
The hospice house offers relief and solace from tests, waiting rooms, medical procedures and hospital stays. We provide holistic care that focuses on quality of life, acceptance and meaningful moments. Have a small wish or special request? Let us know. Your peace of mind matters to us.
Room & Board Cost
Medicare, Medicaid and some private insurance providers cover hospice services. If you receive routine home care at the hospice house, we may charge room and board on a sliding fee scale. Rest assured; you can receive care regardless of your ability to pay.
Donate to the Hospice House
If you appreciated the care your loved one received at the Flo & Phil Jones Hospice House, consider making a gift. Your support will help make sure hospice services remain available to all families, no matter their income.
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Commemorating Flo & Phil Jones
The hospice house’s name honors the couple who tirelessly advocated for hospice care in this region and dedicated their lives to serving others.
Flo helped organize the steering committee that brought a hospice program to the Jonesboro area and served as a founding board member of Hospice of Northeast Arkansas. She was the driving force behind the establishment of the St. Bernards hospice program. Flo also served on the board of directors of the Arkansas State Hospice Association.
Phil was a tireless community patron throughout his life, contributing his significant energy generously to his church and the causes of healthcare, education and the development of Jonesboro and the State of Arkansas. He contributed more than 30 years of service to St. Bernards Healthcare, serving until his death in 2004 on the St. Bernards Governing Board and on the St. Bernards Development Foundation Board.
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