Hospice
The reality of hospice care requires the patient and those involved in his or her care to make a number of profound adjustments — from accommodating the annoyance of having strangers around performing intimate care tasks to facing the fact that a death is likely near. Fortunately, there are tangible steps to take and resources to turn to for help in arranging for ongoing care and in making the mental and physical adjustments that may be needed.
Because the team care concept involves many players, you will need a good plan to coordinate it.
Take some steps to preserve a sense of privacy as caregivers come and go from your home.
Consider a number of ways to ensure a residence is free from hazards and supports care at home.