1. Understanding Hospice Care
   1. What is Hospice?
   2. Types of Hospice Care
   3. Who Can be Admitted?
   4. Life Limiting Illnesses
   5. End-of-Life Decisions
   6. Team Approach
   7. How is Care Paid For?
   8. FAQs about Hospice Care
2. Capital Hospice Services
3. Grief Services
4. Educational Services
5. Caregiver Support
6. Spiritual Support
7. Community Resources

Understanding Hospice Care

Controlling Your Medical Destiny

Advance Medical Directives are legal documents that can help guide physicians and loved ones in medical decision-making in the midst of a crisis.

There are basically two parts:

• A Living Will: Describes the types of medical treatments you prefer should you be unable to communicate your wishes.

• Health Care Power of Attorney: Identifies who you would want to make health care decisions for you should you be unable to make them for yourself.

Advance Directives

 

For more information or to download advance directive forms for your state, visit the Caring Connections website