Seasons Hospice Resources

The Bible is an amazing book that has been used to comfort people for centuries. It contains wisdom and guidance for every situation we face in life. If you are grieving the loss of a loved

Pain and heartache are a part of life. Death is a reality we all must face eventually, but this knowledge doesn’t make us more prepared to lose someone. Everyone copes with loss differently, and there’s no

Battling cancer is hard on the body and mind. When chemotherapy is no longer effective or worth the side effects, it may be time to start hospice. With the advice of a doctor, patients can decide

If you’ve looked into hospice for a loved one, you may have run across the term “levels of care.” Medicare and Medicaid offer four levels of hospice care. These levels define the types of hospice care

Dementia can make it hard to care for a parent or grandparent. Patients with dementia gradually lose their ability to think, remember and reason. Dementia is an umbrella term for a decline in cognition, and several

There are many things you or a loved one may face at the end of life. Hospice patients often experience emotional and spiritual pain during their final days. Feelings of fear, hopelessness and uncertainty manifest as

The holiday season is in full swing—cue the Christmas music, festive lights and candy canes. Most people view this as a happy time of year, but holidays after the loss of a parent or loved one

Hospice meets patients wherever they are, whether it’s a private home, nursing facility or assisted living community. When it’s time to start hospice, you will need medical equipment and supplies to ensure your loved one is

The end of life can be one of the most challenging moments we face. Hospice brings out our fears about dying, experiencing pain, and leaving loved ones. Transitioning to hospice care or watching a loved one