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Elizabeth Hospice Caregivers Make a Difference and Love Their Jobs News
Janet Clancy, Communications Officer, The Elizabeth Hospice Posted on Live Well San Diego News The Elizabeth Hospice is fortunate to…
Understanding Lewy Body Dementia News
Dementia is a general term for diseases that lead to a decline in memory, thinking, speech and physical abilities. All…
Elizabeth Hospice Expands Virtual Reality Program During COVID-19 News
Holly Vossel, Hospice News June 4, 2021 Hospice and palliative care providers are increasingly using virtual reality (VR) to help…
The Elizabeth Hospice Unveils Virtual Reality Program News
California-based nonprofit hospice and healthcare leader The Elizabeth Hospice has unveiled a virtual reality program to aid in symptom management…
Cancer Care: Replacing Uncertainty with Compassion News
When you or a loved one has been diagnosed with cancer, it can be daunting to decide on care given…
Dementia is Like Sand Slipping Between Your Fingers News
Dementia robs patients and families of precious time both in terms of quantity and quality. Although it can be heartbreaking…
Heart Failure: When the Pump is Not Pumping Well News
The word “heart” carries many meanings and connotations, probably because our physical heart is essential to our lives and well-being.…
COPD: It’s Like Breathing Through a Straw News
Imagine what it would be like if you always had to exhale through a straw. This shortness of breath is…
The Elizabeth Hospice Prioritizes Self-Care for Healthcare Heroes News
For more than 40 years, The Elizabeth Hospice, a nonprofit healthcare leader, has been providing medical, emotional, and spiritual support…
Colin and Maddy’s Story News
Shortly after the unexpected death of their dad, Colin, age 16, and his sister Maddy, age 9, began their journey…