Residential Home Health and Residential Hospice的动态

At Amedicus Hospice, we often get questions about what hospice care entails. Here are some common FAQs: 1. Is hospice only for the last days of life? No, it can last for months and aims to improve quality of life. 2. Does hospice mean giving up? Absolutely not. It’s about comfort and support. 3. Can patients receive hospice at home? Yes, hospice care can be provided at home, in a facility, or hospital. Have more questions? Visit www.amedicushospice.org or call (469) 389-1028. #HospiceCare #CompassionateCare #AmedicusHospice

Let's debunk some common hospice care myths today! Hospice isn't about giving up; it's about choosing quality of life. It's not only for the final days but supports earlier in the journey, providing comprehensive care that respects the patient's wishes and dignity. ??? Myth Busted: Hospice care can begin earlier, not just in the last days or weeks. Stay Informed: Educate yourself about the full scope of hospice benefits. Open Conversations: Discuss openly with healthcare providers to understand how hospice can support you or your loved ones. Embrace the truth about hospice care. For more details or to dispel any doubts, visit www.amedicushospice.org or call us at (469) 389-1028. #HospiceCareMyths #AmedicusHospice

"When you are beginning the search for hospice care for your loved one, you will see that many providers state that they offer compassionate care – maybe even the best hospice care available. If everyone is saying it, how do you know if it is true? In this blog we will explore which metrics matter in a hospice search and why." ?? Read more: ?? https://lnkd.in/eAYk9uiK #BristolHospice #HospiceCare #Compassionate #PatientCare

This months edition of our blog, Embracing the Transition, is all about understanding discharges from hospice care. ???? #hospicecare #palliativecare #healthcare #blog https://lnkd.in/gQTjyV3h

Hospice Care Myths Debunked: Understanding the Truth There are many misconceptions about hospice care. Let’s debunk some of them: 1. Myth: Hospice is only for the last days of life. Fact: Hospice can be accessed earlier to improve quality of life. 2. Myth: Hospice care means giving up. Fact: Hospice focuses on comfort and quality of life. 3. Myth: Hospice patients can’t enjoy life. Fact: Hospice helps patients live fully and comfortably. At Amedicus Hospice, we strive to provide accurate information and compassionate care. Learn more about the real benefits of hospice care at www.amedicushospice.org or contact us at 469-389-1028. #HospiceCare #HospiceMyths #AmedicusHospice

??READ THE FULL BLOG: https://lnkd.in/dSGv6MZM While hospice care is the best end-of-life care option for most patients and families, sometimes they decide to revoke their hospice enrollment. This can have unintended impacts on the kind of care the patient receives while also creating challenges for hospice agencies. Fortunately, there are steps providers can take to better anticipate, address, and prevent hospice revocations to benefit patients and their families. By applying predictive analytics, agencies can help patients receive the kind of education, care, and resources they need to make the best care decisions at a critical time in their care journey. https://lnkd.in/dSGv6MZM #hospiceai #hospiceanalytics #hospicerevocation

Nearly 30% of hospice patients in 2017 received hospice care for only a week in, and 50% received hospice care for 25 days or less 1. The unfortunate reality is that a few days of hospice care is not enough to provide those who are terminally ill the end of life care they need and deserve. Much of this is due to family members perceiving hospice as a last resort. Choosing hospice doesn’t mean you are giving up on your life or the life of your loved one. Instead, it means choosing a life outside of doctor’s appointments and hospital rooms. Read More: s/why-choosing-hospice-care-does-not-mean-that-youre-giving-up-on-your-loved-one/ #HospiceCare #Healthcare #HospiceEducation #Planning

Myth 3: Choosing hospice means giving up hope. Truth: Hospice focuses on shifting the goals of care from curative to comfort-oriented. It doesn't mean giving up hope but rather redefining hope to focus on the best possible quality of life during the remaining time. Hospice provides support for patients and families to make the most of their time together. We have more information about hospice on our website; click the link in our bio.

While most Americans prefer to die at home, more than half of patients eligible for hospice do not elect to receive it. Among those who do, most only experience hospice care for a few days or weeks, despite the fact that patients with a life expectancy of six months or less are eligible. Download our full guide to learn everything you need to know about hospice: https://hubs.li/Q02g8tNF0

What is hospice? When do I call hospice? We frequently receive these questions... so we put together a short and sweet Hospice 101 guide to give you a better understanding of what to expect and how to plan. If you're considering hospice care for yourself or a loved one, it's important to discuss this decision with the primary care physician or healthcare team. They can provide guidance on whether hospice is appropriate given the specific medical circumstances and can help coordinate the transition to hospice services. Download the Nurture Hospice 101 booklet here: https://lnkd.in/daMi_gBq