The 5 Best Hospices Around Steubenville

Compassionate end-of-life care supports both comfort and dignity. In the Weirton Daily Times Best of the Best 2025 Readers Choice Awards for the Steubenville area, the community highlighted organizations that guide families with clear communication, round-the-clock support, and practical resources. If you’re comparing options—from inpatient care centers to in-home services—these five providers offer helpful paths forward.

Valley Hospice

Serving the Ohio Valley for decades, Valley Hospice provides hospice care across the region with inpatient options at its Mary Jane Brooks Care Center North in Steubenville and Liza’s Place Care Center South in Wheeling. Families can expect 24-hour nursing support, symptom management, and bereavement resources, with information and contacts clearly outlined on the site so you know how to start the conversation.

Amedisys Home Health Care (Wheeling)

Amedisys offers healthcare-at-home services across West Virginia, including a Wheeling location with clinical teams available for urgent needs. The organization provides coordinated at-home care and an online locator to help families connect with nearby support, making it easier to understand services and schedule a visit.

SouthernCare (Wintersville)

Part of the Gentiva family, SouthernCare focuses on hospice services delivered wherever patients call home. The program centers on comfort and support for patients and families, with 24-hour nursing availability and resources to help you understand eligibility and next steps. It’s a straightforward starting point for arranging care in and around Wintersville.

Valley Hospice Liza’s Place Care Center South

Liza’s Place is Valley Hospice’s inpatient care center in Wheeling. Designed for comfort and family access, it offers private rooms and round-the-clock clinical attention when symptoms are difficult to manage at home. The care-centers page explains amenities and how admissions work, so families can plan with clarity.

Visiting Angels (Weirton)

While not hospice care, Visiting Angels provides non-medical in-home support—personal care, companionship, and help with daily routines—that often complements a hospice plan. The Weirton office lists service areas, contact details, and scheduling information, giving families a practical way to add extra assistance around clinical services.

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