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What Does Hospice Care Not Include? Hospice care does not include curative treatment. The goal of hospice care is to provide comfort and support rather than to cure the disease. Hospice may not include medications you have grown accustomed to taking, such as chemotherapy or other medical supplements.
Hospice provides comfort care to a patient with advanced illness when curative medical treatments are no longer effective or preferred. Home health care is curative, intended to help patients recover from injury or illness, or progress toward improved functionality.
These hospice services include: Nursing visits to address physical symptoms. Visits from the hospice aide to provide personal care including bathing and grooming. Social work visits to assist with coordinating resources from the community and within the family.
Sponge or partial bath: While full baths might not be necessary each day for some people, a sponge or partial bath is needed daily to clean a persons face, underarms, buttocks and genital areas. Some people might be able to stand while others need to sit on the edge of the bed, etc.
What Does Hospice Care Not Include? Hospice care does not include curative treatment. The goal of hospice care is to provide comfort and support rather than to cure the disease. Hospice may not include medications you have grown accustomed to taking, such as chemotherapy or other medical supplements.
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Hospice aims to help you or your loved one stay as comfortable as possible as they live out their last days on earth. In some cases, it may be called end of life care. A hospice team may also help with things like bathing, hygiene, meals, and other daily tasks as well.
Performed by or under the supervision of a licensed therapist. Hospice aides and homemaker services, including full coverage of a hospice aide to provide personal care services, including help with bathing, toileting, and dressing, as well as some homemaker services (changing the bed, light cleaning and laundry).
The Hospice CNA, or Certified Nurse Assistant, offers various services to hospice patients and their families, mostly with or under the supervision of a registered nurse or physician.

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