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I'm A Death Doula. Here's What I've Learned About The End Of Life.

"I wanted to make a difference by providing the knowledge, support and insight I wish I’d had before my father died." View ...

Woman Helps Her Parents End Their Lives on the Same Day with Medical Aid in Dying: ‘Painful Paradox’ (Exclusive)

Corinne Gregory opens up to PEOPLE about helping her parents choose medical aid in dying and end their lives on the same day.
CUREOpinion

Improving End-of-Life Care: Making Hospice and Home Support Accessible

Experts discuss how better hospice and home care reimbursement can help patients receive compassionate end-of-life care at ...
McKnight's Long-Term Care News

Study: Access to respite care triples palliative care patient’s chance of dying at home

When family caregivers have access to respite services, it increases a palliative care patient’s chance of dying in the home by almost threefold. That is according to a July study published in BMC ...
Santa Barbara Independent

Hospice of Santa Barbara’s No One Dies Alone Program Ensures That Those who are Alone and Actively Dying, Have Someone at their Bedside

Press releases are posted on Independent.com as a free community service. Santa Barbara, CA. September 29, 2025 – Hospice of Santa Barbara’s (HSB) No One Dies Alone (NODA) program has partnered with ...
The Oak Ridger on MSN

"The Labor of Dying" is topic at Oct. 22 Altrusa Oak Ridge meeting

"The Labor of Dying" will be the topic at the next meeting of Altrusa International of Oak Ridge.

Lawsuit accuses Iowa hospice of trying to poach a competitor’s dying customers

A Missouri company is taking an Iowa health care provider to court, accusing it of trying to poach dying hospice patients. National Hospice Management Inc., or NHP, is suing Moments Hospice of ...