When patients begin hospice care, families often wonder what kinds of therapies are appropriate or helpful. At Sonder Hospice, we believe in honoring each person’s journey with comfort, dignity, and the highest possible quality of life. That’s why we offer range of motion exercises and occupational therapy support as part of our compassionate, individualized care

The holiday season can be a particularly challenging time for those who are grieving. The festivities, traditions, and expectations can magnify feelings of loss and make it difficult to find joy. Navigating grief during this time requires intentionality, self-compassion, and practical strategies. Here is a guide to help you approach the holidays while honoring your

A diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease or related dementias (ADRD) for an aging loved one can be devastating for a family. In 2023, it was estimated that 6.7 million Americans of all ages had the diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease. More than 11 million people care for a loved one with Alzheimer’s or a related dementia, according

MYTH #1: Hospice patients cannot continue to see their primary care physician (PCP). A patient may choose to keep their PCP and have them be as involved as they would like them to be. Or, a patient can choose to turn over care to the hospice medical director. Whether the patient’s PCP stays involved is

One question that often comes up when someone enters hospice care is whether they can still see their primary care physician (PCP), especially for routine check-ups like wellness visits. It’s understandable to want the familiarity of your own doctor, even while receiving specialized hospice care. Here, we’ll clarify what Medicare covers for PCP visits during

Navigating care options for a loved one can be overwhelming, especially when trying to choose between assisted living and nursing home care. These two options differ quite a bit in the level of support they provide, the costs involved, and what’s covered by insurance. And for families considering or currently receiving hospice support, understanding how

Understanding when to start hospice care for a loved one with Alzheimer’s or dementia can be challenging. Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia are progressive conditions, and many families wrestle with the decision on when to transition from curative treatments to comfort care. Knowing when hospice is appropriate can help ease this process and ensure

At Sonder Hospice, we are committed to providing holistic care that honors the emotional, spiritual, and physical needs of our patients. One way we fulfill this mission is through our volunteer death doula program, which aligns closely with our support for the International Doula Life Movement. Death doulas, also known as end-of-life doulas, are specially