Caregiving

A checklist for caregivers in three areas of support: medical, practical, and emotional.

How to recognize the final days’ changes in body and behavior…

Here’s how these two kinds of comfort care relate to one another.

In end-of-life discussions, humanity should be more important than efficiency.

This document allows family members to access your medical care information.

I’m honored to stand witness to those intimate, vulnerable moments.

Just because we know a loved one is dying doesn’t mean we are prepared for the loss…

In the last moments of your life, who will be with you?

A nurse reflects on her meaningful work as a hospice volunteer.

Self-care takes a back seat when we care for dying loved ones.