Joseph Perez’s Post

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

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

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

🟢 At Hospice in the Weald, we believe that good planning helps ensure things go the way you want them to, and this includes end of life care... By planning in advance, you can make things easier for you and your loved ones, as they begin to understand your wishes, feel less anxious and have the time and resources to ensure the things most important to you are followed and respected. 👇 ➡️ Find out more about advance care planning: https://lnkd.in/e7W97rm8

Top 5 Things to Look for in a Personal Care Community Personal care communities offer private accommodations and help with everyday things like meals, laundry, medication assistance, and shopping. But the options can seem overwhelming—how do you choose the community that is right for you? We asked the experts: active seniors who visited communities, compared sites and chose their new home in a Personal Care community. Here are five things to […] https://lnkd.in/gx5d4Hvy

Top 5 Things to Look for in a Personal Care Community Personal care communities offer private accommodations and help with everyday things like meals, laundry, medication assistance, and shopping. But the options can seem overwhelming—how do you choose the community that is right for you? We asked the experts: active seniors who visited communities, compared sites and chose their new home in a Personal Care community. Here are five things to […] https://lnkd.in/gx5d4Hvy

Top 5 Things to Look for in a Personal Care Community Personal care communities offer private accommodations and help with everyday things like meals, laundry, medication assistance, and shopping. But the options can seem overwhelming—how do you choose the community that is right for you? We asked the experts: active seniors who visited communities, compared sites and chose their new home in a Personal Care community. Here are five things to […] https://lnkd.in/gx5d4Hvy

Hospice care is built on three essential elements: ✨ Support, personal care, and comfort At Ascend Hospice Care, these pillars define our approach, creating an environment where life is honored with compassion and love. 💙 #HospiceCare #SupportAndComfort #PersonalizedCare #CompassionMatters #AscendHospice

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

Workshop 08.11.24 - last chance to attend this year! Compassionate Communities Essentials for Hospices Ambition 6 of the Palliative and End of Life Ambitions National Framework focuses on Communities being prepared to help - Compassionate communities as an approach helps address this challenge. We at Compassionate Communities UK have found in our training sessions that considerable confusion exists about how to approach engagement and development in compassionate community projects. There is a tendency to think about compassionate communities as something on its own rather than something that can be integrated into the routine ’business’ of hospices, enhancing the day to day clinical care and seeing it as a natural part of conversations of any sort with communities members. There is also a tendency to approach compassionate communities as another service that the hospice provides for the community, doing something ’to’ communities rather than discovering the rich resources and treasures that are already out there. To try and help develop existing programmes, and to stimulate interest in new ways of working, we are putting on this session. We will explore discovering community treasures, realigning services in the context of community and how to start community conversations from a public health palliative care perspective. Head over to Eventbrite to book your ticket: https://lnkd.in/eY5fEXmY