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Home-based hospice offers a unique blend of medical support and personal comfort.

For cancer patients and their families, understanding when hospice care may be appropriate is an important step in navigating the challenges of advanced illness.

Navigating conversations with someone whose loved one is in hospice care can be challenging.

Families often ask this question during one of the most stressful moments of life, and the honest answer contains a range rather than a single number, because each person’s health, goals, and support needs evolve at a different pace.

As people age, their bodies naturally become more fragile, making them increasingly vulnerable to accidents and injuries.

When families face the challenging decision of placing a loved one in hospice care, numerous questions arise, chief among them being the nature of care the patient will receive.

Urinary tract infections, commonly abbreviated as UTIs, are infections that can affect any part of the urinary system.

In the realm of medical care, the terms 'hospice care' and 'palliative care' are often used interchangeably. However, while they share similarities, they also have distinct differences that are crucial to understand when considering the best care for you or your loved ones. Anvoi Hospice will demystify for you these two concepts for you, providing comprehensive insights into hospice vs. palliative care.

Your hospice team is there to support you every step of the way, providing compassionate care and ensuring that your needs are met.

Hospice care can dramatically and positively impact quality of life. The goal is to empower the individual by providing knowledge and information to facilitate decision-making. Our staff consists of experts on pain control, symptom management, and emotional and spiritual comfort. Furthermore, our staff is committed to the education of patients and caregivers.

Our Anvoi Hospice pet-therapy dog provides a long list of mental health benefits. These canine encounters bring joy and reduce feelings of isolation, alienation, anxiety and depression. They help take a patient's mind off his or her aches and pains and encourage communication - including sharing stories and emotions.

Starting hospice care early allows patients and families to experience more comfort, support, and meaningful time together. Discover how early hospice can improve quality of life, ease stress, and provide peace of mind during life’s most difficult moments.