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Salus Emotional Support During Hospice Care

Facing the end-stages of life can strain even strong relationships. Feelings of fear, resentment, uncertainty, grief and sadness often arise. The feelings are sometimes multiplied when the cause of death is an incurable illness. Salus Homecare’s Maricopa County hospice provides individuals and families with emotional support and strength during this challenging time.

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Emotional Hospice Support Provided:

Counseling from a medical social worker
Social workers assisting clients in networking with and accessing community resources
General companionship
Bereavement services for the family after the individual has passed

As death nears, many families are faced with some tough decisions regarding end of life planning. Having a supportive professional available to listen and answer questions helps many to ease the burdens they are faced with, develop new coping skills, reduce stress and regain a sense of peace in the household.

After one of our clients passes, the need for emotional support often continues for the family. Salus Homecare of Orange County’s hospice social workers and bereavement counselors remain available to provide comfort, opportunities to reminisce and a chance for healing. This extended support is appreciated by many of our clients and part of the reason they choose to use our services.

I want to say thank you for taking care of my mom and loving her. We really appreciate the Salus hospice team in Arizona. They have all been very compassionate and caring. I met Jay this morning he’s so awesome. Pat was here doing mamma’s nails, helping me get her dressed. The nurse was so kind to my mom and took the time to talk to her a little bit and everything! You have an awesome team. We love you guys, and we appreciate you guys. Thank you for making our life a little easier.

Shar R. Maricopa County 4/23/2024

I work at an assisted living home. I’ve been doing this work for a long time, seen a lot of hospice. Salus came in and got to know my resident and all of us. The communication with the nurses is amazing. Whenever I had a question or concern, I could call or text and know in minutes. My resident had something to look forward to weekly with the pampering of the shower aide not just a shower or bath, but nails and massage. I would recommend this company to everybody. Thank you so much for the great care. We look forward to working together again.

Nikki S. Maricopa County April 11, 2024

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Emotional Care FAQ's

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Salus Hospice of Maricopa County is there to support the entire family. Our medical social workers will assist everyone, from the youngest to the oldest, with emotional support and referrals to key community agencies who can help.

You are never required to take advantage of any of our hospice program support systems. However, most patients do find them very helpful. We always cater every program to meet your precise needs, and if you feel that something needs to be changed, we encourage you to speak up. The program is designed to be very individual, and our emotional support services are there to meet your needs in the best way possible.

Yes, these feelings are normal and common experiences. Salus Hospice care professionals are always there to assist you in better understanding your illness and the potential side effects you might face. We’ll walk with you through this emotional journey and work hand in hand with your nurse and doctors to ensure that your treatment is holistic and of the most benefit to you.

Other Hospice Care Support Salus Provides

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Physical Care

Pain management and symptom management to enhance quality of life. These services are monitored and administered by skilled hospice nurses and therapists.

Medication Management
Physical Therapy
Wound Care and Monitoring Vitals

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Spiritual Care

Assists the patient in exploring their spiritual questions surrounding death and dying. Spiritual support is non-denominational and appropriate for individuals regardless of religious beliefs.