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Salus Spiritual Support During Hospice Care

Spirituality is a connection with the human spirit and soul. The word is interpreted in different ways by different people and often develops and expands over time. In hospice care, spiritual support is about helping patients to connect or reconnect with their spiritual side. For some, that means exploring their beliefs regarding an organized religion. For others, it might mean self-contemplation, journaling or otherwise exploring their inner feelings and ideals. Responses to spiritual exploration can vary from sadness to isolation or even becoming extremely hyper and needing constant attention. Salus Hospice recognizes the importance of nurturing an individual’s spiritual side especially during the end stages of life, and we provide a variety of services that can help.

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Spiritual Hospice Support Provided:

Clergy support
Personal or family counseling
Providing literature related to spirituality
Helping individuals to access support groups

Nurturing your spiritual self is important regardless of your religious beliefs. Opportunities for contemplation and conversation with a chaplain helps many patients to regain a sense of purpose, reconnect with loved ones and better manage uncomfortable emotional or physical symptoms.

Salus’ spiritual support is offered in a sensitive way and without judgement to make the experience comfortable and enjoyable for the patient. While we never force any patient to accept spiritual support, it remains available throughout the hospice care experience to help patients address questions, concerns or needs.

My Salus caregiver took great care of me and brought laughter back into the home. My wife of 54 years passed recently and it has been tough with out the love of my life!!!

Beaman H. September 9, 2023

My physical therapist is very knowledgeable. He has helped me a lot and continues to help me going forward. He has such a positive attitude and he loves his job. He makes people want to improve their performance.

Yasmine S Orange County Aug 31, 2023

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Spiritual Support FAQ's

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No. Salus Homecare’s hospice respects diversity in individuals. No client is ever expected to adhere to any specific religious beliefs, and they will never feel pressured to think or believe a certain way.

No, Salus Homecare’s hospice honors the individual beliefs and faiths of all of our clients. We respect the relationship you have formed with your church and encourage you to maintain it.

This is something that becomes especially important to all individuals in the end stages of life. Many people benefit by starting a journal and reflecting on their personal accomplishments and the things they have enjoyed doing. Others find art mediums such as creating music, painting a picture or building with clay to be helpful. Salus Homecare’s hospice chaplains can offer other suggestions that might help you to find the peace and sense of purpose that you are searching for.

Other Hospice Services Salus Offers

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Physical Care

Symptom monitoring and pain management care to enhance comfort and quality of life. Skilled nurses and therapists monitor and administer services in collaboration with the hospice physician to better ensure positive outcomes.

Medication Management
Occupational, Speech or Physical Therapy
Wound Care & Vital Sign Monitoring

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Emotional Care

Support that makes it easier to cope with end of life decisions and find peace. Emotional support is available to both the patient and family members and includes grief counseling.

Counseling
Social Worker Case Management
Bereavement Counselling for Your Loved Ones

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Hospice Care for Alzheimer’s

Hospice care providers with expertise in dementia offer compassionate care at home in the late stage of Alzheimer’s disease. Seniors with dementia receiving hospice care experience less pain and are less likely to die in a hospital. Their families also express greater satisfaction with end of life care at home.