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Whenever you have a loved one in hospice care, it can be hard to make the first visit—seeing a person you have known for a long time in poor health can be emotionally taxing. However, it’s something you need to do if you can. A visit can give your loved one joy or comfort in … Read more

Whenever a family member or loved one is close to the end of life, he or she may be at peace with the situation. Unfortunately, many don’t feel that sense of closure. They may feel like a burden to their family or lose their sense of self-worth. Loss of self-esteem and feelings of guilt can … Read more

Preparing for the end of life is never easy. There are many things your loved one will have to take care of, including financial and legal documentation, addressing the emotions of death, and taking in precious final moments with friends and family. One of the questions we often receive is, “when is a person ready … Read more

Cancer is a terrible disease that affects everyone in some way, whether through personal experience or from the experience of a family member or friend. Cancer is a result of uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells in the body. While treatments and medicine for cancer have improved dramatically over the history of oncology, it is still … Read more

At Seasons Hospice, we know people are searching for answers. Our organization’s President has known Dr. Mitch Duininck for many years and knows him to be a not only and incredible doctor, but a good man and trustworthy source of information during these unquestionably difficult times. We hope you find this informative. For any inquiries regarding … Read more

At Crown Hospice we understand the anxiety surrounding the ongoing outbreak of COVID-19 and are monitoring the situation closely.  We understand the threat this virus poses to our patients and their families and are taking steps to minimize the risk of exposure. We are following all CDC, CHAP and state health department guidelines in addition … Read more

Whenever you are planning for the end of life of a loved one, you will have a lot of questions. One of those questions may be, “what does my loved one need for hospice care?” Your loved one may be in a care facility or have hospice care at home. Eighty percent of Americans say … Read more

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) & the Elderly The transition to winter for your elderly friend or family member can be a difficult one. The drop in temperature, higher likelihood of adverse road conditions and less sunlight can all take a toll. Seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, is a condition that affects people at any age. … Read more