When preparing a home for hospice, families that are better prepared not only make the process less difficult for themselves, but also can make the process less stressful for their terminally ill loved one.
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Palliative care for physical side effects might include anti-nausea medicines, physical therapy, or help with nutrition
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One important decision that you and your aging parents may have to make is when to move from pursuing treatment options into hospice care. When a senior enters hospice care, treatments for specific conditions are discontinued and care becomes focused on comfort and quality of life.
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If the stress of caregiving is left unchecked, it can take a toll on your health, relationships, and state of mind—eventually leading to burnout, a state of emotional, mental, and physical exhaustion.
Read MoreOur hospice nurse was the most caring and compassionate person that ever worked with mom. She really kept us informed and we knew that she really cared about how comfortable mom needed to be. The entire team knew exactly what to do and helped prepare me along the way.
