End of Life & Hospice

 

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  • Hospice
    Critically ill patients who have less than 6 months to live receive hospice care, either in their home or at a hospice facility. Hospice care controls pain, treats symptoms and makes the dying person as comfortable as possible. Hospice improves the quality of a patient's last days by offering comfort and dignity.
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  • Funeral Homes
    Funeral homes make arrangements for services and memorials following the death of a loved one. Funeral homes and funeral directors provide traditional funerals, funeral receptions, viewings, memorial services, burials, caskets, cremation services, urns, obituaries, eulogies and funeral music. Funeral directors can also help with cemeteries, headstones, vaults and mausoleums.
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  • Cemeteries
    Cemeteries are places where bodies and cremated remains are buried and laid to rest. Cemeteries are burial grounds, and include graves, headstones, monuments, cemetery flower holders, vaults and mausoleums.
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