Knights of Comfort
Hospice care that feels like family.
Dear Friends,
When I walk into a home, it’s like a puzzle coming together: a favorite chair, the stories, the people they love. An illness may be one piece of that puzzle, but it’s never the whole picture. Every patient we care for becomes part of our story, and every family stays in our hearts. It would be our honor to care for yours.
Wherever home is, we’ll bring comfort there.
Serving families in Keller, Southlake, Colleyville, North Richland Hills, Roanoke, Saginaw, Denton and across Dallas–Fort Worth .
How we help
Photograph taken by Waldo Rios · The story behind it
Hospice and Palliative Care
Our name comes from an old idea: to protect those who need it most.
Knights were sworn to guard the vulnerable. Our helmet holds a heart because that duty, for us, is comfort, dignity and peace for every patient and family we serve.
Meet some of our team
Medical Director
Dr. Alexander Peralta Guides each plan of care with a steady, experienced hand.
Hear from Dr. Peralta For physicians
Social Worker
Emily Romanelli, LMSW Helps with planning, paperwork and the hard conversations.
How she helps
Nurse Practitioner
Waldo Rios, AGNP-BC Visits patients at home and helps families understand what to expect.
Read his letter
Pastoral Care
Rev. Victor Valle Offers spiritual comfort and support for every family.
How he helps
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One Picture
One of my patients was a photographer for NASA. Months later, his family sent me a photograph he had taken of the 2017 eclipse. He had wanted me to have it.
With it came a different way of seeing what a photograph is.
Most of us carry thousands of pictures on our phones and rarely look at them again. There are moments we are too busy to understand, sounds we are too distracted to hear, and messages we are too proud to realize were meant for us.
But our eyes are cameras, and our memories are the pictures. So I ask: if you had only one picture to share, what would it be?
— Waldo
Eclipse photograph · courtesy of his family
It starts by knowing how to listen.
“ His care didn’t end when Mom’s journey did.
Catherine C.
“ Knights of Comfort have become an extension of our family, and I am eternally grateful.
Hear from Waldo · 3 min
Our Care
Choose a book to open its chapter.
Family education Guides for your family, to keep
Clear, plain-language guides prepared by our team. Print them and share them with your family.
Family guide · 7 pages Understanding Hospice What hospice is, what it is not, and what your family can expect.
Download free guidePDF · 1.0 MB
Family guide · 7 pages Caregiving at Home Practical, day-to-day basics for families caring for a loved one at home.
Download free guidePDF · 0.9 MB
Family guide · 6 pages Understanding the Dying Process The changes that often come in the final months, weeks and days, and how to be present.
Download free guidePDF · 0.4 MB
The families who trusted us
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“They will take care of your loved one as if they were their own.” JoAnn P. “Waldo, Victor, and Emily all fed into a support system for my mom and me.” Teri Z. “He felt safe with him knowing Waldo listened to him and understood what was going on with him.” Jennifer C. “He treated my brother with dignity, kindness, and love.” Ron G. “Every member of the team treated him with kindness, dignity, respect, and genuine love.” Marolyn M. “You walked with us through one of the hardest parts of life, and we will never forget the grace, strength, and love you showed.” Ralph R. “Their commitment to ensuring my mother’s comfort and dignity during her final days will always be remembered.” Janet S.
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For physicians & facilities
One number for calls, faxed referrals and questions, answered by a nurse at any hour. Send what you have; we’ll gather the rest.
Face sheet and demographics Hospice order or referral Recent H&P, notes and medication list Code status and advance directives
Phone & Fax · 24 hours
817.458.3245
ask@knightsofcomfort.com · NPI 1043673585