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What Families Need to Know About Medicare Hospice Coverage
When facing a terminal diagnosis, families often feel overwhelmed by medical decisions and financial concerns. However, retaining a basic understanding of the hospice coverage provided by Medicare can provide peace of mind during this difficult time. Here's what families need to know about accessing compassionate…
What to Expect Emotionally When a Loved One Enters Hospice
Supporting a loved one transitioning to hospice might feel like an emotional rollercoaster. One moment, you may be overwhelmed with grief or guilt; the next, a sense of relief or anxiety could take over. At Shiloh Hospice, we understand. These conflicting emotions are natural during…
How Palliative Care Improves Quality of Life for Patients with Serious Illness
At Shiloh Hospice, we know that when dealing with a serious illness, ensuring comfort and sustaining quality of life often become top priorities for patients and their families. This is where palliative care can provide a comprehensive solution. Combining medical, emotional and practical support, palliative…
Do Patients Get to Make Decisions Regarding Their Care in Hospice?
Hospice care focuses on offering comfort, dignity and improved quality of life for individuals facing the end of life. Families and patients may wonder, though, does hospice care allow patients to have control over decisions about their care? The general answer is yes, as long…
What Is the Role of Hospice in Managing the Effects of Cancer?
When dealing with the challenges of advanced-stage cancer, both patients and families face significant emotional and physical tolls. Hospice care can provide crucial support during this time, focusing on improving the quality of life rather than extending or shortening it. But what exactly does hospice…
How Can Physical and Occupational Therapy Help Hospice Patients Maintain Independence?
For families navigating the challenges of hospice care, helping loved ones maintain independence is often a priority. Hospice care is not just about providing comfort, but enabling patients to live with dignity and control over their daily lives. Physical and occupational therapy can work hand-in-hand…
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