When a loved one enters hospice care, family caregivers often find themselves juggling emotional, physical and logistical challenges. While the focus understandably rests on the patient, caregivers are an essential part of the equation and also deserve support. Some of the main types of caregiver…
Hospice care plays an essential role in helping individuals and families find comfort and support during one of life’s most challenging times. It focuses on meeting not only physical needs but also emotional and spiritual ones. Within this compassionate framework, hospice volunteers serve as invaluable…
When a loved one begins the end-of-life journey, deciding between home hospice and inpatient care can feel overwhelming. Both options provide compassionate support and focus on comfort, but the choice ultimately depends on what will best meet the needs of the patient, their family and…
Making the decision to seek hospice care for a terminally ill loved one is never easy. It’s a time of uncertainty, emotional vulnerability, and the overwhelming need to ensure the best possible care for someone dear to you. At Shiloh Hospice, we understand how vital…
Caring for a loved one with a low appetite can be an emotionally challenging experience, especially during end-of-life care. The act of sharing meals is often tied to love and nurturing, so when your loved one loses interest in eating, it’s natural to feel worried.…
Caring for a loved one during hospice care can be one of life’s most emotionally challenging experiences. Families often face difficult decisions and heightened emotions that can lead to miscommunication or disagreements. At Shiloh Hospice, we understand how these challenges can affect relationships and the…