Salus Physical Support During Hospice Care in San Diego

When a person is diagnosed with a life-limiting illness, it often impacts their physical wellbeing and level of independence. With the right level of support through Salus Homecare San Diego hospice care, physical health is enhanced and quality of life often improves.

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Physical Hospice Support in San Diego Provided:

Managing Pain
Monitoring vitals and overall health of San Diego patient
Support during activities of daily living
Physical, Speech and Occupational Therapy in San Diego

Our San Diego hospice’s physical support is not curative. Rather, it provides relief from pain symptoms and is palliative in nature. Most clients realize an improved mindset when they are free from physical pain, and with the right support, they maintain their highest level of independence longer.

Safety and comfort remain a top priority for the entire Salus Hospice team in San Diego. Our San Diego hospice medical director and registered hospice nurse closely monitor your care and overall health in order to make your experience a positive one. We also maintain communication with the client’s personal physician and regularly update them about any setbacks, improvements or concerns.

Our caregiver was outstanding! She was here when my wife died! I don’t know what I would have done if she wasn’t here then. She “took over” and knew just what to do! She made the calls to get the right people here and she made my wife look so nice when we spent the last few moments with her! We appreciate everything that she did!

Joann R. November 18, 2020

Everyone at Salus was extremely responsive and eager to help and that made our experience so much better during a difficult time.

Leone M. January 7, 2020

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Hospice Physical Support FAQ's

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You are never obligated to remain with hospice care in San Diego if you choose not to for any reason. While our approach is not curative, the option to stop services and resume treatment remains available to you anytime. The decision is always completely yours, and we encourage you to discuss it with your physician, family members and even our San Diego hospice team at any point.

Yes, your San Diego hospice care team will work with you to help you maintain your highest level of independence for as long as possible. While we will remain available to provide support and supervision as necessary, our hospice nurses and professional caregivers will listen to your cues and provide you with guidelines and modifications to keep personal care tasks safe and comfortable. As your needs change, your care plan will adapt to meet them.

Pain and symptom relief is offered using the latest technology and medical advances in hospice care. Medications are sometimes used to offer relief from pain, but they are closely monitored by your personal physician and our hospice medical director. We also use massage, cool cloths, warm baths and physical and occupational therapy techniques to help keep you comfortable.

Other Hospice Services Salus Offers

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Emotional Care

Coping Support for both client and family. This support also remains available to the family after a client's passing in the form of grief counselling.

Counseling
Social Worker Case Management
Bereavement Counselling for Your Loved Ones

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Spiritual Care

Assists the client in exploring their spiritual concerns surrounding death and dying. Spiritual support with hospice care is non-denominational and supportive of all belief systems.

1-1 Conversations With Hospice Chaplains
Reconnecting Clients With Their House of Worship
Provide Literature That Can Help Individuals Cope With Death

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San Diego Hospice Care for Alzheimer’s

San Diego County Hospice care professionals with expertise in dementia care provide the right level of support for patients with Alzheimer’s disease who are nearing the end of life. Seniors with dementia experience increased comfort and a greater opportunity to spend time at home when hospice care is in place. Their families also benefit. Compassionate end of life care and bereavement support make this stage less difficult to cope with.