When is the right time to choose hospice care?
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Gentiva Health Services
“A patient’s physician typically identifies when it is appropriate for the patient to consider hospice care. As a guide, people often enter hospice care when they’re diagnosed with a life-limiting condition and curative treatments are either no longer effective or create side effects that prolong discomfort or pain.”
Sourcewww.gentivahs.com
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