Monica has been with Angels Grace Hospice for approximately 6 years, but in different positions. Not everyone can do this work but she can and is now as happy as she has ever been professionally.
Ronda Gordon is a Nurse Case Manager, in charge of the care for Angels Grace Hospice’s patients across the board. She coordinates the care of the social worker, the chaplains, nurses’ aides, and manages the physical care for the patients.
We have 3 music- or memory-related recordings, which can affect end-of-life care.
Barb Rzeszutko, Angels Grace Hospice’s Medical Social Worker (MSW), describes the emotional support and caregiving needs that the Angels Grace Hospice staff gives to patients and their families.
Monica Velazquez, Angels Grace Hospice’s Marketing & Healthcare Liaison, describes the support that the Angels Grace Hospice staff gives to patients and their families.
Angels Grace Hospice’s Hospice Aide, Jasmin Aguilar, explains how she likes to find out the background of the patient before she engages with them by reading the report that is provided on them.
Angels Grace Hospice’s Chaplain, Esi Sey, explains how spiritual or emotional pain can be eased so that their pain or other medication can work and give them the peace to pass.
The goal of hospice services is to provide a quality, peaceful death while allowing the person with Parkinson’s Disease to remain in a familiar environment such as their home, assisted living or long-term care facility.
Some, not all individuals in hospice care experience terminal restlessness or agitation as they come closer to end of life. What Is Terminal Restlessness? Terminal restlessness can be defined as: increased anxiety agitation confusion Witnessing a loved one experience terminal restlessness can be alarming to friends and family. Calm, kind …
With so much information available (and actually bombarding us) we think we know everything. But sometimes what we know is out-dated information, or only part of the story. Take hospice for instance. I’ve run into so many people who say, “Yes, I know about hospice” . . . and it …
