Grief support services provide counselling, support and education to bereaved individuals, children and families. The opportunity to talk things over with other a professional counsellor may help you make sense of your feelings.
Counsellors can offer you encouragement and support and through the grieving process. They will not tell you what to do or how you should be feeling, but they may put forward ideas and strategies to help you cope.
Hospice care focuses on comfort, pain and symptom management, and emotional support for people with a life-limiting illness, usually with a prognosis of six months or less. In Las Vegas, hospice services like Quality of Life Hospice provide care wherever the patient lives—at home, in assisted living, or in a facility—through a team of nurses, doctors, aides, social workers, and chaplains.
Hospice is appropriate when curative treatment is no longer working or desired and the focus shifts to comfort and quality of life for a serious, advanced illness. Families in Las Vegas often contact Quality of Life Hospice when hospitalizations increase, symptoms become harder to control, or a physician estimates a life expectancy of about six months or less.
Hospice services typically include regular visits from nurses and physicians, pain and symptom management, medications related to the terminal diagnosis, and needed medical equipment such as a hospital bed or oxygen. Quality of Life Hospice also coordinates emotional and spiritual support, social work services, caregiver education, and bereavement support for family members in the Las Vegas area.
Most hospice care in Nevada is covered by the Medicare Hospice Benefit, which usually pays up to 100% of approved hospice services related to the terminal illness. Many private insurance plans and Medicaid also cover hospice; Quality of Life Hospice will review your benefits, explain any out-of-pocket costs, and help verify coverage before services begin.
