Hospice care at home is simply hospice care done in the comfort of your home. The hospice team will design a tailored plan to suit your unique condition and needs. This plan will focus on relieving your pain & symptoms and improving your quality of life.

Despite helping over one million Americans every year, many people still hold some myths about hospice. But the facts about hospice remain to provide care, support, and comfort to both patients and their family members.

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It’s important to know when to call hospice so that your loved one gets the care they need and deserve. Learn why family members delay.

If you’re caring for someone who has one of these chronic diseases, it’s important to know when to call hospice and allow them to take over.

We’ll explain how each type of hospice care works, along with its pros and cons, so that you can weigh your options accordingly.

There are four levels of hospice care that all providers must offer. Patients and families can choose the type of care that works for them.

If you are currently a caregiver or intend to become one, learn how you can navigate the role and what mistakes you can avoid.

If you are choosing a hospice care center, you are likely going through some trying times. Learn important questions to ask here.

Many people may be unclear about what pain management therapies can be provided to their loved ones in hospice care. Learn more here.