Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think there are hospice facilities where they can stay. If your home won’t work, this might be feasible.
Once FIL was ill enough to be in hospice, he only left his bedroom when he was still able to walk to the bathroom. Soon, he couldn’t even do that and he was in diapers.
Hospice indicated that patients usually only stay a few days to a week at their inpatient facilities. I'm surprised that when the person is at home, hospice only provides 2-3 visits per week. If my dad chooses Hospice with Medicare, then he gives up his benefits to see all other doctors which doesn't seem worth it for 2-3 hospice visits per week.
He can still see other doctors. He gives up things like ot and ot or anything that can extend his life. None of this is correct. We brought in hospice to the nursing home.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No to Capital Caring. Horrible experience. Horrific.
Any recommendations on others? Capital caring has very mixed reviews so I'm reluctant. I need a place with inpatient option.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No to Capital Caring. Horrible experience. Horrific.
Any recommendations on others? Capital caring has very mixed reviews so I'm reluctant. I need a place with inpatient option.
Anonymous wrote:No to Capital Caring. Horrible experience. Horrific.