Faith & Hope is a Pasadena hospice that offers a unique approach to end-of-life treatment, focusing on comfort and support for patients diagnosed with a life-threatening illness. 

Memorial Day is a time for remembering and honoring individuals who have fought for our country and sacrificed their lives for our freedom. That is why our staff makes a point to acknowledge and honor veteran hospice care patients. This article will discuss the value of honoring hospice patients who have served our country on Memorial Day.

The Value of Hospice Care

Hospice care in Los Angeles is a specialized type of end-of-life treatment that emphasizes the comfort and support of patients and their loved ones. Hospice care staff provide pain management, emotional support, and assistance with practical needs such as medication management and hygiene care. Hospice care gives patients the choice to stay wherever they call home, in the company of friends and family, during their last days.

Remembering and Honoring Veteran Patients

Los Angeles hospice care patients deal with immense pressure from issues such as pain and emotional distress while fighting illnesses. Remembering and honoring veteran patients on Memorial Day is a meaningful way to acknowledge their bravery and resilience in spite of physical challenges. Here are three ways to honor veteran hospice care patients who have passed:

1. Attend a Memorial Day service: Consider participating in a service or event that honors the contributions of hospice care workers and patients. It can be inspiring to hear readings, music, and other forms of tributes to patients who have passed away. And you will feel good about showing solidarity and support for the hospice community.
2. Donate: Another way you can pay your respects is by making a donation to a hospice in the deceased patient’s memory. Making a donation in memory of a hospice patient also ensures their legacy lives on and that other patients will have the opportunity to experience the same comprehensive care.
3. Reflecting: Taking time to reflect on the contributions of hospice care patients is a considerate way to honor their legacies. Whether you light a candle, say a prayer, or take a moment of silence, there are many ways you can quietly honor those who have lost their lives to terminal illness. 

Conclusion

This Memorial Day, make time to remember and honor Pasadena hospice patients who have made substantial contributions to society. By attending Memorial Day services, making a donation to a hospice facility, or taking a moment to reflect on the contributions of hospice care patients, you can observe the holiday in a meaningful way. At Faith and Hope, our staff has been trained to manage patients’ pain and offer emotional support. Do you have a loved one seeking end-of-life treatment? For enrollment information, you can call  (877) 797-1977 or email us at info@faithandhopehospice.com.