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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m not understanding this. OPs aunt was in a subpar hospice then moved to a better hospice. Great. OPs parents want to live at home, despite the fact that she feels they would get more support at a facility, and thinks someone should be forcing them into this facility? This sounds really stressful but I’m not sure what can reasonably be done when two stubborn elderly have decided they are staying in their home. [/quote] Hospice is at home unless you pay for it out of pocket. Medicare does not pay for inpatient hospice unless you are actively dying. Then they will take you into a hospice center. Medicare only pays for 5 days inpatient unless it’s a hospital. Actively dying is not what you think it is. Actively dying means dying within a day or hours. First place would not even define it. Second hospice is one that is non-profit, so is much more compassionate about services. [/quote]
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