I’ve been a Licensed Vocational Nurse for about 20 years now and most of my career I have dedicated to providing Hospice Care. I enjoy being able to educate others on the services available when it comes to the helpful aspects of hospice care at home or in a facility. You’d be surprised how many people are not aware of the benefits of having Hospice Care, including the fact that it’s FREE and covered by insurance. Hospice is a type of care tailored for individuals facing terminal illness with a prognosis of six months or less. We provide patient-centered care that focuses on maintaining and improving quality of life on every level: physical, emotional, interpersonal, and spiritual. We provide each patient with routine visits from nurses, home health aides, social workers, etc. bottom line, hospice supports the patient and their loved ones. I must clarify that hospice care is tailored specifically to each individual and their specific needs. Due to the differences between cases, the level of care is managed by our in-house case management team who is constantly in contact with routine on-field staff. Our team caters to our patients at ANY time of the day, no answering service, but a live representative to assist you immediately. Something I hear often from patients and their loved ones is how reassuring it is to have someone available via phone twenty-four-seven, to provide advice or have a nurse visit to address symptoms or changes that might come up. Our bodies respond to illnesses differently yet having a team by your side that is knowledgeable and caring makes a difference. As the intake coordinator at True Care Hospice, my goal has always been to provide the best care possible and treat every patient and family as it was my own. Being part of the True Care Family gives me the tools and support to make this possible.