At Sonder Hospice, we believe in the power of compassionate care not only for our patients and families but also for our incredible team of nurses. Here’s how we strive to make life better for our nurses every day: 1️⃣ Supportive Work Environment: Our hospice is more than just a workplace; it’s a supportive community …
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In the labyrinth of existence, death stands as both a mystery and a certainty. Throughout history, humanity’s greatest minds have grappled with the enigma of mortality, leaving behind timeless insights that continue to resonate across generations. Here, we delve into the profound reflections on death and dying from ten luminaries of history, offering solace, contemplation, …
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It is vital that hospice clinicians have the knowledge and skills to provide effective wound care management for their patients. Sonder focuses on two key strategies for managing wounds for our hospice patients: prevention and treatment. Prevention Strategies Preventing wounds from occurring or worsening in hospice patients can help reduce pain, promote healing, and improve …
When you have a loved one in hospice care, you may feel like the days are fleeting and there is no time to slow down or appreciate life’s simple moments. But it’s important to remember that “small stuff” can be the largest source of joy for you and your family. Spending quality time with loved …
This holiday season, we Sonder Team members are reminded of the incredible moments that have been shared with clients, families and friends – connections formed to show love and compassion. And for this gift alone, I am thankful beyond words! To our referring partners who place their trust in us – a heartfelt “thank you!” …
The holiday season can be an especially difficult time for families with a loved one in hospice care. This is a time of year when we typically gather together and celebrate, but this may not be possible in your current situation. It’s important to remember that during this time, you are not alone. There are …
By having physicians and hospice care providers work together, communication is improved and issues can be addressed more quickly. This allows for timely referrals, and the ability to make decisions as a team ultimately benefits the patient. The shared knowledge and expertise of both parties leads to better outcomes and a higher quality of life …
Despite the common misconception that hospice care is only for those nearing the end of their life, it can greatly benefit individuals facing advanced illness. Not only does hospice provide comfort and support for the patient, but it also supplies durable medical equipment not typically covered by other healthcare plans. And even if a physician …
It is important to start hospice care before a crisis arises. By doing so, patients and their families can take advantage of all the support and services offered before they become too overwhelmed or exhausted. Additionally, starting hospice earlier allows for more time for difficult conversations and planning, such as identifying end-of-life wishes and making …
While hospice care is often thought of as end-of-life care for terminal illnesses, the services offered by hospice can also greatly benefit those with advanced dementia. Hospice teams provide expert support in managing symptoms and complications related to the disease, including eating and swallowing difficulties or infections. In addition, they offer emotional and spiritual support …
