You don’t need medical training to support your loved one — your presence is often the greatest gift. Simple Ways to Help Emotional Support Matters Just being near your loved one brings comfort and calm. Let Hospice Handle the Medical Care Your job is to love — our job is to manage the rest.
Families often feel nervous before hospice begins. Here’s what typically happens: Day 1 Day 2 After these first two days, you’ll know who to call, what to expect, and how we support you. We are available 24/7 — you are never alone.
Families often wait too long to call hospice — not because they don’t care, but because they are unsure. Here are signs it may be time: 1. Increased hospitalizations or ER visits Frequent trips to the hospital indicate advanced health decline. 2. Rapid weight loss or decreased appetite The body begins to change how it […]
When someone you love is facing a serious illness, the word “hospice” can feel heavy. Many families believe hospice means giving up, but that simply isn’t true. Hospice is not about losing hope — it is about shifting hope toward comfort, peace, and quality of life. At Greater Help Hospice, we focus on compassion, consistency, and Christian-centered […]
