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New Dementia-Focused Payment Model Emphasizes Caregiver Support

Hospice News

Without family caregivers, most hospice and palliative care patients would be unable to receive care in the home. The model comes at a time when dementia-related illnesses are on the rise among hospice patients. For a lot of hospice providers, caregiver services are not their bread and butter,” Lee said.

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Benefits of Hospice for Patients with Advanced Alzheimer’s Disease

Traditions Health

Benefits of Hospice for Patients with Advanced Alzheimer’s Disease Although research has highlighted the numerous medical and emotional benefits that hospice can provide patients with advanced Alzheimer’s disease, hospice care continues to be underutilized by this patient demographic.

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Words of Encouragement for 2021

Seasons Hospice

Here at Seasons Hospice of Tulsa and Muskogee, we would like to share some words of encouragement with you and your family as we move into the new year. Whether you’re specifically looking for what to say to someone in hospice, or just looking for words of encouragement and strength in general, we have a few scriptures that may be helpful.

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How Hospices Can Improve Health Equity for Rural-Based LGBTQ+ Seniors

Hospice News

Aging LGBTQ+ populations have few options for quality end-of-life care – particularly those in rural areas – and hospices are ramping up efforts to reach them. Access to hospice can be challenging for many seniors in remote or rural regions.

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Preparing for the End of Life: Essential Questions and Conversations

Seasons Hospice

Your options for care will look different depending on the former question. Many patients with life-limiting illnesses choose to stay at home and receive hospice care from a trusted provider. Some move into hospice homes where they can receive more intensive care. ” Ecclesiastes 7:1. .