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End-of-Life Doulas’ Growing Value Proposition in Hospice

Hospice News

“[They] can provide so much support from advance care planning to vigil assistance, and out in the community they can do early grief and bereavement support and can provide household support [and] respite caregiving.” There’s a huge variety even within the scope of what makes a doula who they are.

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What Services Does Hospice Care Provide for Patients and Families?

Seasons Hospice

Hospice care is generally available to individuals diagnosed with a terminal illness and a prognosis of six months or less to live, as certified by a physician. It is not restricted by age, and patients can receive hospice care in various settings, including their own homes, assisted living facilities, or hospice centers.

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Common Hospice Myths Debunked

Traditions Health

Most patients do not view this as giving up, but as coming to peace with their prognosis and deciding to live the best possible life for the time that remains. Emphasizing the quality of life for both the patient and caregivers is a priority for hospice care providers.

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Ep.18: BK Books with Barbara Karnes: Why Approaching Hospice Holistically is Necessary to the Success of the Care Continuum

Home Care Pulse

Hospital residential care assisted living, nursing facilities resident. And then our work continues in the bereavement down for a year or more to help the family with the grief. You need to, and, and to say, well, you know, you can talk to the social worker anytime or you can talk to our chaplain anytime.

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