Last updated on August 18, 2024

When a loved one enters the final stages of life and begins hospice care, it's vital to focus on cherishing the remaining time together without unnecessary distractions.

Care Remedy is committed to providing compassionate, non-medical hospice support during this difficult time. Our dedicated caregivers offer a variety of services designed to ensure your loved one remains safe, comfortable, and at peace. When you cannot be physically present, our caregivers act as your "eyes and ears," vigilantly monitoring for any changes that might require medical attention.

Here are three essential areas of service we provide during hospice care, all customized to adhere to the guidelines of hospitals or hospice facilities.

1. Crucial Non-Medical Services

Ensuring comfort and maintaining dignity are crucial for seniors during hospice care. Non-medical support can greatly enhance the quality of life in your loved one’s final days. Assistance with daily activities can also ease the burden on family caregivers.

Our experienced caregivers offer compassionate end-of-life care by providing:

• Personal care, including bathing and grooming
• Assistance with transitions to comfortable positions, whether seated or lying in bed
• Careful observation for any signs of discomfort that can be addressed through comfort care

2. Additional Support for Daily Responsibilities

Managing the home environment and maintaining a safe, comforting space during a terminal illness can be overwhelming. Seeking help with daily tasks allows you to focus on spending meaningful time with your loved one.

We can provide support with:

• Grocery shopping
• Light housekeeping, including laundry
• Meal preparation
• Medication pickups
• Respite care to give family caregivers a needed break

3. Comprehensive Care for Family Well-Being

Although we do not offer medical services, our caregivers focus on enhancing your loved one’s overall well-being through a supportive and calming approach.

Our services include:

• Emotional support: Alleviating anxiety, confusion, and agitation, particularly for those with dementia, and offering a comforting presence during the night
• Social support: Providing companionship to reduce isolation and assisting with communication through in-person visits, phone calls, or virtual meetings with loved ones
• Spiritual support: Helping with access to spiritual resources, such as literature or online materials, and offering technical assistance for participating in worship services

Tailored Care Plans to Meet Your Needs

Our care plans are designed to be flexible and responsive to your loved one’s evolving needs. We offer personalized care on both a short-term and long-term basis, including 24-hour support.

Whether your loved one remains at home, in a nursing facility, hospital, or hospice center, our compassionate caregivers are here to provide a helping hand and a comforting presence.

Contact us to discover how Care Remedy can support your loved one during hospice care.

Visit our website at www.careremedy.com or call us at 978-735-8978 to schedule a consultation.