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Blog Archives – Page 14 of 19 – Faith and Hope Hospice
November 15, 2019
Epilogue: Bereavement Newsletter, Nov/Dec 2019
Epilogue November/December 2019 Faith and Hope Hospice Pasadena is the best hospice Los Angeles County has to offer. Serving Los Angeles, Pasadena, and the surrounding communities. Click here to download the latest edition of Faith & Hope Hospice’s bereavement newsletter, Epilogue. This edition of Epilogue covers the following topics: – Grief & the Holidays– Children’s
November 13, 2019
The Best Hospice in Los Angeles for Holistic End-of-Life Care and Support
Faith & Hope, identified as the best hospice in Los Angeles, provides comprehensive, comfort-focused care to individuals who are near the end of their life. It aims to help patients make the most of this critical period with as little pain as possible. Aside from those with functional decline and limited mobility due to old
November 13, 2019
Annual Canned Food Drive
Hope everyone is ready for the upcoming Holiday Season! Beginning now, Faith & Hope Hospice and Palliative Care in Los Angeles, CA will be leading our annual canned food drive and would appreciate everyone to donate what they can of any closed canned food items. This year, we are donating to Alexandria House, a non-profit
October 25, 2019
Faith & Hope Hospice Community Cookbook
Recipes hold a special place in the heart. They can be family heirlooms, passed down for generations or something whipped-up on a whim that remind us of someone we love. A recipe can recall memories of special occasions, or comfort food for rotten days. We are creating a cookbook that will give us a place
October 16, 2019
Light the Night
Faith & Hope Hospice & Palliative Care is celebrating Hospice & Palliative care Month by hosting our annual event “Light the Night” to remember and honor the patients that have passed away this year. “Every November we honor, celebrate, and remember the patients that have passed away the previous year in our service”, says
October 5, 2019
Non-pharmacological: Big word, Easy to understand
October 4, 2019 / Reid M. Jacobs, APHSW-C, MSW Pain, symptoms, suffering. These are common fears for people with terminal illness, as well as their families. And these are legitimate concerns. Advanced disease affects all parts of the body often causing pain but a host of other symptoms from difficulty breathing, swelling, loss of function,
October 1, 2019
Grief and Sleep, Part II
Grief and Sleep, Part IIOctober 1, 2019 / Reid M. Jacobs, APHSW-C, MSW Previously, we discussed the ways that grief can interfere with sleep, as well as the importance of sleep hygiene and medications that help with sleep. Now, I’d like to provide information on non-medication techniques to help you sleep. You may be surprised
September 27, 2019
Grief and Sleep, Part I
Grief and Sleep, Part I September 27, 2019 / Reid M. Jacobs, APHSW-C, MSW Sleep disturbance, such as difficulty getting to sleep or waking multiple times during the night, are common components of grief. The majority of those grieving the death of someone important to them will experience sleep disturbance during some part of their
September 27, 2019
September 20, 2019
Hospice Volunteers
September 20, 2019 / Sarah Girling, MSW “Volunteers do not necessarily have the time; they just have the heart” -Elizabeth Andrew Volunteers hold a very special place in hospice. In fact, the idea of hospice was born once volunteers began dedicating their time to helping others navigate a difficult and vital life transition.
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