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EPISODE · Oct 30, 2020 · 38 MIN

018. Hospice 101 - Dispelling the Myths and Removing the Fear About Hospice

from Aging in Style with Lori Williams

Hospice is a word that can bring up many emotions - and misconceptions as well. This week Lori invites Donna French to dispel the myths, who serves as a community liaison with Archway Hospice. With 20 years of senior living experience, she has a wealth of knowledge and a passion for hospice education. Donna explains how hospice isn’t necessarily a last-minute service when death is only days away, and it doesn’t have to be a terrible, sad experience. Patients qualify for six months of care at a time (which can be renewed), and hospice professionals craft unique plans of care for each individual’s situation.Plus, hospice alleviates stress for families by providing a band of home health aids, chaplains, and nurses who are just a phone call away. With the resources to help patients live comfortably and happily, hospice can promote a better quality of life in patients' remaining time on earth.Takeaways from this episode: - Hospice is for anyone, at any age, with a terminal diagnosis and an estimated time frame of 6 months or less. - There’s no out-of-pocket expense for hospice care, whether it’s through Medicare or your insurance. - Discussing end-of-life plans with hospice workers ahead of time can help them help you once the time comes – allowing you to spend time with loved ones when the time comes and begin the grieving process. - Hospice offers personalized care for not only the patient, but the family. Many relationships develop and it relieves caregiver stress. - The service doesn’t only apply to those “actively dying” and offers care that helps patients live more comfortably. - If you’re in independent living, residential care homes, assisted living, etc., you still have access to hospice care as the team can follow patients wherever they go. Topics covered: - Hospice care- Home health aids- Terminal illness- Quality of life- Support during terminal diagnosis- Emotional support for families- Medicare coverage To reach Donna and to learn more about Archway Hospice please visit:https://[email protected](469) 290-6100https://www.facebook.com/ArchwayHospicehttps://www.linkedin.com/company/archway-hospice If you wish to suggest a topic, be a guest or want to support the podcast please email [email protected] or reach out online: https://www.facebook.com/LoriWilliamsSeniorServices/https://www.instagram.com/theloriwilliams/https://www.linkedin.com/in/theloriwilliams/https://loriwilliams-seniorservices.com/aging-in-style-podcast/

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Hospice is a word that can bring up many emotions - and misconceptions as well. This week Lori invites Donna French to dispel the myths, who serves as a community liaison with Archway Hospice. With 20 years of senior living experience, she has a wealth of knowledge and a passion for hospice education.Donna explains how hospice isn’t necessarily a last-minute service when death is only days away, and it doesn’t have to be a terrible, sad experience. Patients qualify for six months of care at a time (which can be renewed), and hospice professionals craft unique plans of care for each individual’s situation.Plus, hospice alleviates stress for families by providing a band of home health aids, chaplains, and nurses who are just a phone call away. With the resources to help patients live comfortably and happily, hospice can promote a better quality of life in patients' remaining time on earth.Takeaways from this episode:- Hospice is for anyone, at any age, with a terminal diagnosis and an estimated time frame of 6 months or less.- There’s no out-of-pocket expense for hospice care, whether it’s through Medicare or your insurance.- Discussing end-of-life plans with hospice workers ahead of time can help them help you once the time comes – allowing you to spend time with loved ones when the time comes and begin the grieving process.- Hospice offers personalized care for not only the patient, but the family. Many relationships develop and it relieves caregiver stress.- The service doesn’t only apply to those “actively dying” and offers care that helps patients live more comfortably.- If you’re in independent living, residential care homes, assisted living, etc., you still have access to hospice care as the team can follow patients wherever they go.Topics covered:- Hospice care- Home health aids- Terminal illness- Quality of life- Support during terminal diagnosis- Emotional support for families- Medicare coverageTo reach Donna and to learn more about Archway Hospice please visit:https://archwayhospice.com/[email protected](469) 290-6100https://www.facebook.com/ArchwayHospicehttps://www.linkedin.com/company/archway-hospiceTo suggest a topic, be a guest or to support the podcast please email [email protected] or reach out online:https://www.facebook.com/LoriWilliamsSeniorServices/https://www.instagram.com/theloriwilliams/https://www.linkedin.com/in/theloriwilliams/https://loriwilliams-seniorservices.com/aging-in-style-podcast/

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