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Orange Hospice Named Best Hospice in Buena Park for 2026, Marking Five Years of Service

Posted by orangehospice2 on  September 24, 2026
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BUENA PARK, Calif. — Orange Hospice has been named Best Hospice in Buena Park for 2026 by BusinessRate, a benchmark award recognizing top-rated local businesses based on verified customer reviews. The honor arrives as the organization marks five years of providing hospice care and is grounded in more than 40 five-star ratings shared by patients’ families across Orange and Los Angeles counties. “This award is all thanks to the families who welcomed us into their
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World Alzheimer’s Day: How Families Can Find Support, Plan Ahead, and Know When to Consider Hospice

Posted by orangehospice2 on  September 21, 2026
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If you are caring for someone with Alzheimer’s, you already know the disease rarely announces itself. It arrives as a missed appointment, a repeated question, a stove left on. Later it becomes help with meals, medications, bathing, and eventually with things no one prepares you for: changes in sleep, swallowing, mobility, and comfort. World Alzheimer’s Day, observed each year on September 21, is a moment to recognize the estimated 7.4 million Americans age 65 and
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Top Hospice Questions to Ask: Checklist for Choosing Care

Posted by orangehospice2 on  September 12, 2026
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Choosing hospice care can bring a long list of questions at a time when patients and families are already managing medical changes, uncertainty, and difficult decisions. A physician may recommend hospice, but that recommendation does not automatically explain what daily care will look like, who will visit the patient, what happens during an emergency, or how family caregivers will be supported. If you are beginning this conversation for yourself or someone you love, use the
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Food Safety Tips for Older Adults

Posted by orangehospice2 on  August 18, 2026
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As we get older, eating healthy is important, but eating safe food is just as important. As we age, our immune system naturally becomes weaker, making it harder for the body to fight off harmful bacteria. Because of this, older adults are at a greater risk of foodborne illness than younger adults (Young et al., 2020). Food poisoning can cause nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, stomach cramps, and fever. For older adults, these symptoms can sometimes lead
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The foods we eat can influence many aspects of health, including the heart, metabolism, and potentially the brain. As people get older, maintaining cognitive health becomes an important part of overall well-being. While no specific food or diet can guarantee protection against Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia, research suggests that nutritious eating patterns may help support memory and thinking over time. What Does a Brain-Healthy Diet Look Like? Rather than focusing on one

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