Category: Hospice and Palliative Care Articles

Please Don’t use the “H” Word!

In **”Please Don’t use the ‘H’ Word!”** Andrew Weems, a hospice chaplain, explores the emotional complexities surrounding the word “hospice.” For some, it brings discomfort, while for others it offers comfort and support. Weems highlights the compassionate care that hospice teams provide, addressing the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of both patients and families. Through personalized care plans and the dedication of skilled professionals, hospice is designed to improve the quality of life in a patient’s final days, offering a “comforting hand” through life’s inevitable journey.

Through Dimly Lit Eyes

By Carmen Moize, RN, Director of Hospice Services, Interim Healthcare of Greenville, SC The day room was bustling with activities,… Read more »

Hospice: Dispelling the Myths

Hospice care is often misunderstood, leading to myths that prevent people from seeking its benefits. This article dispels common misconceptions, highlighting how hospice provides compassionate, comfort-focused care for patients and families.

Time for Everything

Time for Everything By Jason Willis Administrator-Heartland Hospice   As we begin to age it’s not uncommon to reflect over… Read more »

Good Grief

Grief is the last act of love we have to give to those we loved. Where there is deep grief, there was great love.

Hospice Provides Hope

Hospice Provides Hope Many people often equate hospice care as “the end” or with the thought of giving up on… Read more »