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Misconceptions About Hospice and Palliative Care
Hospice and Palliative Care in California are already available, yet many people are still reluctant. So instead of enjoying the benefits, they often resort to late utilization. What could have been wrong? Well, there are many misconceptions about th...
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Things That a Terminally-Ill Loved One Should Accomplish
When someone in the family faces a life-threatening condition, there are things the family has to consider. Everyone should be open-minded about the possibility of losing a family member, and so everyone must ready themselves for that day. Parts of t...
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Connecting You with A Spiritual Advisor
One of the most important things that a hospice can do for a client and family members is to connect them with a religious or spiritual advisor. We at Advocare Hospice are here to do that and more for our clients. As your primary option for hospice c...
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We Support You in the Most Difficult Time
The hospice journey can be a difficult one to take. Because of this, many patients and family members will need all of the emotional, spiritual, and physical support that they can get. That is why we are here to help them. At Advocare Hospice, our en...
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Living High Quality of Life Through High Quality Care
Aging is a course of life we all will be going through– accompanied with unwanted changes in the body and functioning such as weakened bones and joints. As we age, we tend to live with health conditions that require us to slow down and give up some...
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Transitioning Lives To Assisted Living and Care
Most seniors tend to have increasing needs through the years, no matter how unwanted these are and not all families are able to support and be with them throughout this journey, making them seek assisted living and care facilities for support. End of...
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