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This is something we hear so often from patients. By creating an Advance Directive or Living Will, you’re giving your loved ones the gift of peace during uncertain times. Make 2025 the year you take this thoughtful step. WV Caring can help you start. ?? https://lnkd.in/ej4tpNB4

??As the winter season approaches, it's a time for family, love, and cherished memories. Sad to say, for some families, it can also be a time of uncertainty and stress, especially when a loved one is facing a serious illness and is hospitalized. ??Are you looking for a trusted hospice agency to help facilitate a safe discharge for your patients and their families? ??Learn more about expert hospice care advice and how we can help you with reliability & compassionate care.

The Benefits of Choosing Hospice Early ?? Making the decision to start hospice care early can enhance the quality of life for both patients and their families. With personalized care plans, emotional support, and reduced hospital visits, hospice care prioritizes comfort and dignity. ?? Discover how early hospice care can bring peace to this journey: https://buff.ly/3TT8Npj

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? It’s FAQ Time! ? Our Home Health, Hospice, and Palliative Care teams are all committed to making sure that families feel confident in providing assistance and care to their loved ones. Got questions about home health, hospice, or palliative care? We’ve got answers - drop them below! Check out our FAQ segment to learn more about our services and how we support you and your loved ones. Your understanding is our priority!

In remembering President Jimmy Carter, we honor the transparency he showed around hospice care and how it’s reshaping the conversation about the end of life. By openly sharing his personal experience receiving hospice care at home for nearly 2 years, President Carter has helped break down the misconceptions surrounding hospice care, demonstrating its transformative power in providing comfort, dignity and quality of life in one's final days. His transparency is a powerful reminder to us all about the importance of planning for the end of life and cherishing each moment. https://hubs.li/Q030PYlz0

A Mission People... Celebrate Hospital Week at Baptist Health System We help people achieve health for life through compassionate care inspired by faith. The word “hospital” and “hospice” are derived from the Latin word hospes, which means both “guest” and “host. This history can direct ones thoughts towards hospitality. The word “hospitality” is synonymous with words like… “welcome, friendliness, warmth, generosity, cordiality, sociableness and openness”. Pause a second an consider what is needed for someone in the hospital who experiences being… lost, overwhelmed, out of control, injured, scared, angry, hurt, totally vulnerable. In these cases, hospitality is precisely at the foundation of what is needed to accompany our patients toward healing and wholeness. Hospitals that practice holistic hospitality are safe havens for the sick and vulnerable. Celebrating you this Hospital Week at BHS – What a Joy it is to serve hospitably together!

National Hospice Week is an important reminder of the value of hospice care. At Amedisys, we believe strongly in the profound impact of hospice care, recognizing it as a gift that provides comfort, dignity, support and quality time for the patient and their family during the end of life. Learn more about our high-quality care and the philosophy that drives it: https://hubs.li/Q02X253M0

It is so easy to forget you have "enough." Here on Linkedin we're all in constant pursuit of MORE. More revenue! More pipeline! More customers! Success is often measured by whoever has makes the most dollars, raises the biggest round of funding, or has the biggest exit. In the pursuit of "more," it's easy to insulate ourselves from actual suffering. It's suffering that takes us out of the pursuit of "more," brings us back to reality, and helps us remember what's most important. Serving dinner to families at the Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Intermountain Area, Inc. was a great reminder that I have "enough." Right here in Salt Lake City, families spend every waking hour sitting at the bedsides of their children who are fighting to overcome scary diseases and medical struggles. These families are grateful for a warm meal, a kind smile, and another day of hope. Revenue, pipeline, exits—they all matter—but they will never represent "enough." What do you do to remind yourself you have enough? (I highly recommend signing up to serve these families. I can't think of many people who need it more.)

Below are tips to effectively communicate with your loved ones while in Hospice Care??