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Key Areas of Responsibility Make home visits, under the direct supervision of the RN Case Manager to assist with the provision of care to meet patient/family needs. Give personalcare to patients as directed by and under the supervision of the RN Case Manager. Participate in the bereavement process as needed and/or appropriate.
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November is National Home Care and Hospice Month, a time to honor the millions of home care professionals who provide essential health care services to patients and families in their homes. Home care and hospice care are vital for many people who face chronic illnesses, disabilities, or terminal conditions.
November is National Home Care and Hospice Month, a time to honor the millions of home care professionals who provide essential health care services to patients and families in their homes. Home care and hospice care are vital for many people who face chronic illnesses, disabilities, or terminal conditions.
Experienced Care Teams Our care teams are made up of a wide range of professionals and volunteers who care for the whole person, which means that we recognize and address emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual needs.
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