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EPISODE · Jan 23, 2024 · 11 MIN

The Most Useful Tips for Creating Your Advance Care Plan

from Lighting the Path: A New Concept of Hospice Care · host Harbor Healthcare System

One of the priorities of every hospice team member is to help prepare the patient and family for whatever might happen in the future.  We want them to be as prepared as possible, and one of the ways we do that is by helping them to create advance care planning documents.  To provide information and assistance about how to create advance care plans is Rosalind Hall-Hiner, the System Director of Social Workers for Harbor Hospice and Beacon Hospice.   If you were benefitted by the information in this episode, please consider sharing it with your friends on social media.   Follow Harbor Hospice on Facebook. Follow Beacon Hospice on Facebook.  For more information about Harbor Hospice, please visit harborhospice.com.  For more information about Beacon Hospice, please visit beacon.life. For more information about HarborCare & BeaconCare Palliative Services, please visit myharborcare.com Please send your questions or comments to the podcast host at [email protected]

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