When people believe the final weeks or months of life are upon them, they often contemplate difficult questions. In expressing these questions, they sometimes cause pain or uncertainty for themselves and their loved ones. Supportive hospice professionals utilize empathic listening skills to show compassion and seek understanding. Doing this often helps you better understand things you are questioning and discover new coping skills to ease burdens and overcome many challenges. This can make the end of life a little less complicated so you feel secure enjoying all the time you have left.
After a patient passes, Salus Homecare Los Angeles continues to support grieving loved ones. Family members receive bereavement counseling to help them cope with their loss and feel safe and more confident moving on to their next stage in life. This fosters peace, comfort and even renewed hope and can help family members move through the stages of grief in a healthier way so they enjoy a better tomorrow.
Karen K Riverside County May 31, 2024The care was wonderful but I just wish it could be longer because it was helping and now it’s done. I need so much more.
Anonymous Los Angeles May 21, 2024I was satisfied with the physical therapist, she was professional and respectful.
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No, hospice care is not about giving up. It is about making the most of life for all the time you have left. Our social workers, counselors, nurses, medical director and volunteers are ready to provide the services you need to enjoy life to the fullest. We will never ask you to give up on living, and in fact, we encourage you to focus on comfort instead of a cure and enjoy every moment to the best of your ability.
Anticipatory grief is defined as when family members start to grieve the loss of a loved one before the loved one passes. While it is often uncomfortable to discuss, and many people feel guilty about experiencing it, anticipatory grief is healthy in some ways. It can help to make the grieving process after a loved one passes easier. Salus Homecare Los Angeles provides support to family members facing anticipatory grief. This may be in the form of counseling, offering respite care to give the family time to process feelings away from their loved one or helping you to find and access support groups and other community resources.
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Non-denominational support to help a person come to terms with their thoughts on death and dying. Spiritual concerns are identified and addressed.
Managing pain and monitoring symptoms so quality of life is enhanced. Skilled medical professionals monitor services and administer care.
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