Hospice’s physical support helps patients to more effectively manage pain, discomfort and symptoms that typically accompany life-limiting diagnoses. While hospice’s physical care is never designed to provide a cure, it does allow the majority of patients to remain more independent and improve their quality of life.
Physical support is monitored by Salus Homecare’s hospice medical director and a registered nurse to ensure the safety and comfort of our patients. Additionally, we work closely with our patient’s medical providers, ensuring they receive regular updates and information that helps to improve the hospice care experience.
Mary Jo W. Temecula March 17, 2025I continue to recommend Hospice care to anyone questioning if it is good. It made the passing of my husband so much easier, It was natural, at home and loving. He watched the hummingbirds out the window and knew he was on his way home to Jesus. So so much better than in a sterile hospital. A big thank you to all who helped case for both of us.
Lisa H. RiversideEveryone we dealt with from Salus was amazing. This was such a difficult time for our family, but all of mom’s hospice team became like family to us, and they were all a Godsend! I couldn’t have cared for her without them. We couldn’t have felt more blessed with moms primary nurse. The LVN’s were awesome, one of the LVN’s was with us as mom was passing. Her kindness and compassion as well as the way she kept us informed about what was happening was so helpful. our bath aid was a great and she was so kind to mom. Our entire family is so grateful for all that the Salus team did for us.
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There are many different pain management techniques that can help to keep you comfortable including medications, physical therapy, hot or cold compresses, certain exercises and other interventions. Our experienced hospice team will work with you in a unique way to develop a care plan that includes the pain management practices that are best for your needs, and that plan will be evaluated regularly to ensure it remains effective and beneficial.
Yes, it is our goal to help you to remain as independent as safely possible for as long as possible. While we will provide you with the support you need with activities of daily living, if you’re able to complete these tasks on your own or with modifications or minimal supervision, we encourage that.
Yes, your doctor is an important part of your support team. We encourage you to continue seeing the medical professionals you trust, and we will provide them with timely updates about any progress or setbacks to ensure they have the information they need to continue providing you with the best care experience.
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Coping Support for patients and families. Bereavement care is an aspect of emotional care that continues after the patient passes, offering additional support for an extended period.
Assists patients and family members in exploring spiritual concerns. Spiritual support is non-denominational and appropriate for non-believers too.
Hospice care provides compassionate support at home for patients with late stage Alzheimer’s disease. Seniors in Riverside County with dementia receiving hospice care experience reduced pain and are less likely to die in away from home. Families receiving end of life care also benefit from the emotional, spiritual and bereavement support that hospice care offers.
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