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Hospice care is available for people who need constant care and are unable to perform daily activities like feeding, dressing, or grooming independently. The hospice team works closely with individuals and families to develop personalized care plans that maintain dignity and help families make the most of their time Show Full Answer

Hospice care is available for people who need constant care and are unable to perform daily activities like feeding, dressing, or grooming independently. The hospice team works closely with individuals and families to develop personalized care plans that maintain dignity and help families make the most of their time together. When considering end-of-life care, it's important to discuss options with your healthcare team. Key decisions to consider include:
- Choosing someone to make healthcare decisions if needed
- Determining preferences for medical interventions
- Creating advance directives
- Making decisions about organ donation
- Planning funeral arrangements

These preparations can provide a sense of control and make things easier for both you and your loved ones.

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