This burden most often falls to the caregivers of ill or elderly parents, which is why this conversation should occur before your family member receives a limited life expectancy diagnosis. It is never easy to discuss the end of life planning, so it is important to be empathetic, but also firm. Be sure that your loved one puts their wishes on paper in order to receive the proper care.
Hospice Home Care in Dallas
There are many different forms of hospice care available because of the wide variety of medical care that is needed. Many hospice patients with limited life expectancy choose to remain in the familiarity of their own home during their final days.
At Assisting Hands Home Care, we are proud to provide clients and families with the option to age comfortably in their homes.
When a loved one receives finite life expectancy, we believe they should have the opportunity to keep their dignity and remain in their own homes during their remaining days, receiving the proper care and surrounded by family members.
End-of-Life Care Services
Our Assisting Hands caregivers are trained to offer non-medical end-of-life care to our clients for a dignified end of life experience. These services include:
- Light housekeeping
- Personal companionship
- Grooming, bathing, and clothing
- Meal preparation
- Medication reminders
Each of our clients at Assisting Hands Home Care is able to live and pass on with dignity. Our caregivers work with your loved one’s family and hospice provider to ensure our end of life care is provided according to their plan. We are available at (214) 865-7870 for hospice home care services in Dallas, Richardson, TX and surrounding areas.
