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Hospice at Home, Explained: What a Private Nurse Adds Between Hospice Visits
Hospice at home means an interdisciplinary team, typically a registered nurse case manager, a hospice aide, a social worker, and a chaplain, comes to wherever your loved one lives, whether that's a private residence or a care home, and manages the medical side of a terminal diagnosis. The hospice team builds the plan of care, orders medications and equipment tied to the diagnosis, and teaches family caregivers what to watch for between visits.
By Bianca Fabbo, MSN-ed, RN
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