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Manteca, CA 95337
866-634-2333
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Manteca, CA 95337
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A physician who oversees the patient's medical care and works with the patient's primary care physician to develop and implement a care plan.
A registered nurse who provides skilled nursing care to the patient, manages symptoms, and coordinates care with other members of the hospice team.
A trained and certified nursing assistant who assists with activities of daily living, such as bathing, dressing, and grooming.
A licensed social worker who provides emotional and practical support to patients and families, helps with financial and legal issues, and assists with community resources.
A spiritual counselor who provides support and comfort to patients and families based on their beliefs and values.
A trained and screened volunteer who provides companionship and support to patients and families, runs errands, and helps with household tasks.
Hospice nurses and therapists play a critical role in caring for hospice patients. They provide compassionate, skilled, and holistic care to help manage the patient’s symptoms and maintain their comfort and dignity during the end-of-life process.
Here are some of the ways hospice nurses care for hospice patients:
Hospice nurses are experts in managing pain and other symptoms associated with the patient's illness. They work closely with the hospice team to develop an individualized care plan that addresses the patient's specific needs, such as medication management, wound care, and nutrition.
Hospice nurses work closely with the hospice team and the patient's other healthcare providers to ensure that the patient's care is coordinated and comprehensive. They also provide guidance and support to family caregivers, helping them to manage the patient's care needs.
Hospice nurses provide emotional support to patients and their families. They listen to patients' concerns, offer comfort and reassurance, and provide education about the dying process.
Hospice nurses act as advocates for their patients, ensuring that their needs are met and their wishes are respected. They work closely with the patient's healthcare providers to ensure that their care is aligned with their goals and preferences.
Hospice nurses provide support to the patient's family during the bereavement process. They offer emotional support, education, and referrals to community resources to help families cope with the loss of their loved one.
24/7 hospice support is an important aspect of hospice care. Hospice agencies provide 24/7 support to ensure that patients and their families receive prompt and effective assistance whenever they need it.
Here are some of the ways hospice agencies provide 24/7 support:
Hospice agencies have on-call nurses who are available 24/7 to answer questions, provide support, and address any concerns that patients and their families may have. Patients and their families can contact the on-call nurse at any time of the day or night.
Hospice agencies have emergency response protocols in place to ensure that patients receive timely and appropriate care in the event of a medical emergency. The hospice team works closely with the patient's other healthcare providers to coordinate care and ensure that the patient's needs are met.
Hospice agencies provide patients with the equipment and supplies they need to manage their symptoms and maintain their comfort. Patients and their families can contact the hospice agency at any time to request additional equipment or supplies as needed.
Hospice agencies provide bereavement support to families following the death of their loved one. This support is available 24/7 and includes counseling, support groups, and referrals to community resources.
Please call the number below and one of our coordinators will guide you through the process of starting services with us.
866-634-2333
Please call the number below and one of our coordinators will guide you through the process of starting services with us.
866-634-2333