Silverado Hospice North Houston
Proudly providing compassionate end-of-life care to patients throughout North Houston, including Spring, The Woodlands, Humble, Conroe and more.
20445 State Highway 249, Suite 120,
Houston, TX 77070
Hospice Care in North Houston, TX
North Houston Hospice provides compassionate end-of-life care to patients throughout North Houston. For our South Houston Hospice page, please click here.
The passing of a loved one is never an easy time, and the team at Silverado North Houston Hospice is proud to provide comfort, compassion and peace of mind to the patients we serve. From the small personal gestures that reward us with smiles to the farther-reaching advocacy projects we undertake, our focus never wavers from the safety and dignity of our patients and their loved ones.
This dedication to ensuring a dignified passing means that our relationships with patients’ families often last long after their loved one is has passed. Through our bereavement programs and family reunions we proudly continue to celebrate the connections we’ve made and honor the memory of those we’ve served.
License #013892, Medicare #671535
Patient services are provided without regard to race, color, religion, age, gender, sexual orientation, disability (mental or physical), communicable disease, or place of national origin. Read our nondiscrimination policy here.
Partnerships and Certifications
Your North Houston Team
Administrator
Lindsey Haigood
Lindsey Haigood
Administrator
With over a decade of experience in home health and hospice care, Lindsey is deeply passionate about geriatrics and hospice. Her extensive experience in home health and hospice allows her to deliver exceptional patient care while providing strong leadership to the North Houston team. Lindsey’s diverse background spans nursing, business development and her current role as Administrator.
Lindsey feels blessed and honored to support patients and their families through the end-of-life journey, ensuring every moment is handled with compassion and respect. She deeply embodies Silverado’s mission and culture, and takes great pride in working alongside hospice and dementia experts.
Hospice Physician
Laura Haskovec, MD, HMDC
Laura Haskovec, MD, HMDC
Hospice Physician
Laura Haskovec, MD, HMDC is board certified in Family Medicine, Hospice Medical Directorship and Hospice and Palliative Medicine. She graduated from Baylor College of Medicine in 2011 and completed her family medicine residency and board certification in 2014. Laura went on to pursue fellowship training in Hospice and Palliative Medicine at UT Health Science Center and became board certified in 2015. She also has experience caring for patients in a variety of settings including inpatient, outpatient, long term care and private homes.
Laura loves her profession and feels blessed to have been trained by the physician leaders that “wrote the book’ on Family Medicine, Geriatric Medicine and Hospice and Palliative Medicine. As the Medical Director, she leans on the Silverado Hospice team’s expertise and values their collaboration to provide holistic, patient-centered care.
During her free time, Laura enjoys reading novels, experimenting with new recipes in the kitchen and vacationing with her husband and three children.
Regional Bereavement Counselor
Angel Ortega, Th.M.
Angel Ortega, Th.M.
Regional Bereavement Counselor
In 2023, Angel joined the Silverado family, bringing over eight years of experience in hospice care, specializing as both a Chaplain and Bereavement Coordinator. He obtained his Master’s degree in Theology from Florida Christian University in 2015, while simultaneously serving as a Pastor in a Christian church alongside his family. Angel possesses a compassionate demeanor and is dedicated to providing quality care to those he has the privilege to serve.
Beyond Silverado, Angel shares a fulfilling life with his wife and three teenagers. He finds joy in memorizing scriptures, working out and all things music!
Regional Business Office Manager
Marie Luque
Marie Luque
Regional Business Office Manager
Marie Luque joins us with a background in business and personnel administration, as well as compliance in both home health and hospice. After an interlude of 15 years spent giving golf and squash lessons to expats in Asia and South America, she returned to the United States with a renewed enthusiasm for a career in human resources. Marie brings over 30 years of human resources, compliance and office management experience to the Silverado Hospice team. She earned the honor of being the first Silverado associate to be promoted to the title of Senior BOM and is now the Regional Business Office Manager for both the North and South Houston team.
RN Case Manager
Brenda Meiner
Brenda Meiner
RN Case Manager
Brenda graduated from nursing school and worked in acute care and hospice GIP for several years at UCLA medical center, where she gained vast experience rotating to many areas, including oncology and bone marrow transplant.
When Brenda’s 13-year-old daughter suffered a traumatic brain injury, she became a full-time caregiver and stay-at-home nurse. During this 10-year hiatus from clinical nursing, she became a nurse, caregiver and passionate advocate for several loved ones. Brenda later resumed her career as a hospice RN and now manages cases at Silverado. Her personal experience with significant loss allows her to deeply empathize with hospice patients and their families.
“I am a fierce advocate for my patients, and I believe with all of my heart and soul in providing them with the best possible experience at end of life, not in ‘dying’ but in ‘living the best, most comfortable finish to their life,'” shares Brenda.
North Houston Highlights
Medicare Quality Ranking
Hospice providers are all ranked by the federal government on a range of quality indicators. We are proud to have earned a score of 98.6% (vs. the Texas average of 90.6%) on the vitally important Hospice Item Set (HIS) Comprehensive Assessment Measure. This score is derived from a composite of 7 HIS care process measures that show if hospice staff completed a range of important steps when a patient was admitted to hospice care:
- Asked patients about their treatment preferences and beliefs & values
- Checked to see if patients were in pain
- Thoroughly assessed patients in pain
- Checked to see if patients had shortness of breath
- Began treating patients with shortness of breath, and
- Offered care for constipation for patients taking opioids
As of November, 2024
Source: Medicare.gov
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