When a loved one enters hospice, family members often become a central part of the care team. This article explores the different family roles in hospice care, how to navigate emotional and practical responsibilities, and how to support both the patient and each other through the final chapter of life.

Despite its compassionate and transformative role in end-of-life care, hospice is often misunderstood. This article unpacks five widespread hospice misconceptions, offering clarity and truth to help patients and families make informed, confident choices.

When medical treatment can no longer cure or control an illness, families face a profound choice: continue hospital-based interventions, or shift to care focused on comfort. This article compares hospice vs. hospital care, helping you understand the difference — and choose what feels right for your situation.

When a child faces a terminal illness, families need more than medical care — they need tenderness, clarity, and space to honor life in all its complexity. This article explores the principles and realities of pediatric hospice care, and how it brings comfort to both children and the people who love them.

Volunteering in hospice care is one of the most compassionate ways to support people facing the end of life. This article explores the different types of hospice volunteer opportunities, what it takes to get involved, and how you can make a meaningful difference.

In hospice, the focus shifts from curing illness to easing suffering. This article explores the role of pain management in hospice care, including common medications, approaches, and how to ensure each patient’s final days are spent with dignity and peace.

Caring for someone in hospice is deeply meaningful — and often deeply exhausting. Whether you’re a friend, relative, or part of a support network, knowing how to offer real hospice caregiver support can make a significant difference. This article offers practical advice, emotional insights, and ways to help caregivers feel seen and supported.

More people are choosing to spend their final days at home. This article explains what at-home hospice care involves, what support it provides, and how to prepare your space and mind for a compassionate and personal end-of-life experience.