Kids Path is a specialized program of AuthoraCare Collective. We offer different levels of care to respond to your child’s needs.
When a child is diagnosed with a serious condition, the family faces questions and challenges. Please know you are not alone.
We have such respect and deep appreciation for the care and love you provide your child. We are available to help with changes in your child’s condition and symptoms, as well as to lend a caring hand, an open heart and a listening ear.
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Our Kids Path clinical staff offers a team approach to care for children with life-limiting conditions. These children usually have a life expectancy of months rather than years. A physician’s order is required for hospice care (https://www.authoracare.org/what-is-hospice/).
Many children can continue life-prolonging services while in hospice care. Care can be provided in the home or in-patient units and support can be continued even if the child is admitted to the hospital. In special situations, adults with pediatric illness may also benefit from care from the Kids Path team.
Hospice Care
Additional Kids Path Programs:
• CAP/C Case Management
• Perinatal Services
• Home Health
• Grief Services
Hospice care can include a variety of services, such as:
• Nursing
• Chaplaincy
• Counselors (for patient, caregivers and siblings)
• Certified nursing assistant
• Pediatric hospice physicians and nurse practitioners
• Social workers
For children with serious illnesses, AuthoraCare Collective offers a variety of medical services through its unique Kids Path program.
Kids Path’s goal is to enhance the quality of life for seriously ill children, teens and those who share their lives. Their staff works closely with the child’s family and physician to coordinate care.
Additionally, through Kids Path’s grief services, licensed counselors provide individual counseling, support groups and workshops for children aged 4-18 who are coping with the death or serious illness of a loved one.
Medical Services for Children
Sam’s Wish Fund and Kids Path of AuthoraCare work with children in 13 North Carolina counties:
Alamance
Caswell
Chatham
Davidson
Davie
Durham
Forsyth
Guilford
Orange
Person
Randolph
Rockingham
Stokes