Signs That a Loved One Is in the Final Days of Life
Learn the common physical, emotional, and behavioral signs that indicate a loved one may be nearing the end of life, and how hospice care can help.
Can I Step Away While My Loved One Is Dying?
Learn why it’s okay for caregivers to take breaks during end-of-life care. Explore emotional, practical, and professional support options for stepping away.
Top Questions to Ask When Choosing a Hospice Provider
Learn what to ask when selecting a hospice provider. This guide covers care services, staffing, caregiver support, and financial considerations to help you choose wisely.
How to Support Yourself While Caring for a Dying Parent
Learn practical and emotional strategies to care for yourself while supporting a dying parent. Prevent burnout and stay resilient through end-of-life caregiving.
Home Hospice vs. Inpatient: What’s the Right Choice?
Learn the differences between home hospice care and inpatient hospice. Discover which option fits your needs, care level, and end-of-life preferences.
Understanding the Hospice Medicare Benefit
Learn what the Medicare Hospice Benefit covers, who qualifies, and how to use it. Discover eligibility rules, services, and costs involved in hospice care.
Liver Disease and Hospice: What to Expect in Final Stages
Learn what to expect in the final stages of end-stage liver disease and how hospice care supports comfort, symptom management, and family during this time.
Dementia and Hospice: When Is It Time to Consider Care?
Learn when to consider hospice for dementia patients. Understand end-stage signs, eligibility criteria, and how hospice supports comfort and family needs.
Can I Change Hospice Providers? Your Rights Explained
Learn your rights as a hospice patient and how to switch hospice providers under Medicare rules. Understand the process and ensure uninterrupted quality care.
What to Do If You’re Unhappy With a Hospice Provider
Learn your rights and the steps to take if you’re dissatisfied with a hospice provider. Includes how to switch providers, file complaints, and protect patient care.