Sherri Weisenfluh joined the Hospice of the Bluegrass staff in 1992 from Bluegrass East Comprehensive Care, with a charge to provide clinical insight to the social work staff. That soon grew to directing the bereavement, social work and chaplaincy staff.
Your generosity allows Hospice of the Bluegrass to continue to provide quality care to terminally ill patients and their families.
Although it is more difficult to gauge life expectancy for a patient with dementia, palliative care organizations are fighting hard to bring awareness to the disease and hospice’s role for diagnosed patients.
Developing a respite plan is an important part of caring for the caregiver. This article includes some tips on planning for a break for the caregiver.
It is essential for caregivers to be aware of these hazards and seek help when needed. There are countless resources to assist individuals to prevent burnout, illness and the countless negative consequences associated with informal caregiving.
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