Our Family and Caregiving Support team will faithfully provide day-to-day
main care services for your loved ones.
Caregiver Support
Since 2015, caregiving has remained essentially constant. Generations, racial/ethnic groupings, income or educational levels, gender, and family kinds are all affected by this duty. Adult children and those balancing full-time careers, as well as extra family commitments, may find it difficult to provide the best care their loved ones need.
Caregivers, according to a report by the National Alliance for Caregiving (NAC) and AARP, are:
- 85% relatives
- 10% friends
- 3% neighbors
- 2% another non-relative
Our hospice team will provide caregiver support, as you provide day-to-day and primary care for your loved one. Your hospice nurse, asitant, doctor, social worker, chaplain, and volunteer will enhance the care you provide for your loved one, and our team is available for assistance at any time of day or night.