A hospital stay can quickly mark a turning point in what care looks like for loved ones with a serious diagnosis. For families facing these unexpected decisions, discharge day can feel overwhelming, especially when the next steps are unclear. What happens when your loved one…
The hospice journey comes with many challenging moments. Watching someone you love lose the ability to swallow can prove to be one of the most difficult. It can feel alarming and even frightening, but it's important to know that this is a recognized part of…
What can you do when the family member who is suffering from a serious illness or terminal condition says that they don't want hospice care? You see their needs and want comfort and proper care for them; they may want to keep fighting and hear…
Grief doesn't always wait until death. When a loved one faces a terminal illness or a condition like advanced dementia, families sometimes find that they begin grieving their loss even while that person is still here. If you're caring for someone you love and feeling…
Receiving a terminal illness diagnosis invites a tidal wave of heavy emotions. Patients and their loved ones often feel overwhelmed by fear, grief, and uncertainty. At Shiloh Hospice, we recognize that end-of-life care must address more than just physical pain. We provide comprehensive emotional support…
Transitioning a loved one to hospice care brings a lot of unfamiliar challenges for most people. Families can easily begin to feel overwhelmed by medical paperwork and daily caregiving demands. At Shiloh Hospice, we strive to help take that stress off your shoulders. A medical…