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The Gift of Presence: Why Our Hospice Volunteers Call This Their Most Rewarding Role

Hospice care is built on presence. The presence of skilled nurses and social workers, of chaplains and bereavement counselors, but also of volunteers, who show up with something just as essential as a clinical role: time, attention, and a willingness to be there. At Croí Health, volunteers are a meaningful part of how we care […]

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Croí Health on Supporting a Loved One with Alzheimer’s or Dementia at Home

When it comes to an in-home care plan for people with Alzheimer’s or Dementia, a compassionate team can make all the difference for not only the patient but also the caregivers themselves. It takes a community to provide the care our loved ones need, especially at home. That’s where Croí Health Home Care Services can

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Liz McKeen, NP-C, Senior Advanced Practitioner of Hospice Clinical Practice, counseling a family

The Power of Consultative Models in the Coordination of Palliative Care

Serious illness can feel overwhelming for patients and families alike. That’s why Croí Health believes in a collaborative approach to care. Palliative care ensures patients get the support they need, when they need it. At Croí Health, we use a consultative model to coordinate care with primary physicians and specialists to improve the patient’s quality

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5 Ways to Support Loved Ones with Long-Term Illnesses Over the Holidays

The holiday season is a time for joy, togetherness, and tradition. For families navigating long-term illness, the holidays can also bring unique emotional and physical challenges. Balancing cherished family traditions with the realities of managing serious illness requires additional thoughtfulness, flexibility, and compassion. Here are five tips for caregivers supporting loved ones during the holidays:

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