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Whether you’re making the decision for yourself or a loved one facing a serious illness, choosing between hospice care and hospital care is a very important decision. Both options provide care for serious illnesses but will differ depending on your healthcare goals. Goals of Care The biggest difference between hospice and hospital care is the goal or outcome of the care. In a hospital, the goal of care is curative treatment for serious illnesses, injuries,
misconceptions about hospice care
Hospice provides specialized medical care for patients facing end-stage terminal illness with a prognosis of 6 months or less. At Orange Hospice, our approach addresses the physical, emotional, psychological, and spiritual needs of patients and their families to improve quality of life and provide comfort at the end of life. Despite its many benefits, hospice care is often misunderstood. These misconceptions can create unnecessary stigma, preventing families from exploring care that could bring peace and
hospice vs palliative care
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discussing hospice care
It may be incredibly emotional to discuss end-of-life care options with our loved ones, especially when aggressive medical care has been exhausted and finding a cure seems unlikely or impossible. In these challenging moments, it is important to remember that hospice care can offer support and aim to give the people we love the best quality of life possible, for as long as possible. Opening the conversation about exploring hospice care can ensure that your
when to consider hospice
Knowing when it’s time for you or a loved one to consider hospice can be difficult and, for many, overwhelming. But knowing what some key signs to look out for will help remove some of the anxiety during this period and allow yourself or a loved one to live out their days with dignity and compassionate care at Orange Hospice. Treatment is No Longer Working Receiving a terminal diagnosis and a prognosis of six months

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