How Physical and Occupational Therapy in Hospice Supports Body and Spirit
When a loved one is living with an advanced illness, one of the most common concerns families face is physical comfort. Restlessness, stiff joints, and
Coordinating medication schedules on the back of a napkin at Central Market
I was coordinating medication schedules on the back of a napkin at Central Market. I realized I hadn’t just sat and talked with my mom
More Than a “Last Resort”: Why Choosing Hospice is the Kindest Decision for Your Family
If you are currently navigating the “Sandwich Generation”—balancing your own career and family while managing the declining health of a parent—you are likely exhausted. You’ve
What hospice offers a dementia patient with care in-place and minimal medical issues?
One family shared their story of starting their grandmother on Sonder Hospice slightly before it seemed necessary. A few weeks later, she declined drastically. The
A Hospital-to-Home with Hospice Transition Guide for Austin Families.
The 4-Hour Sanctuary Plan A Hospital-to-Home with Hospice Transition Guide for Austin Families. “If you are reading this in a hospital hallway at Baylor Scott
Hospice Volunteer Roles: Maintaining Boundaries & Compassion
Hospice volunteers step into families’ lives at one of the most private moments they will ever experience. Preparing them for this intimate work requires understanding
