Life is a transition of stages,
each a rite of passage taking us across the final threshold
of new experiences. Inevitably, we all will face the final
door, the final threshold. Yet for this stage, most are ill-prepared.
Hospice is a special kind of care
for dying people. Most people do not want to die alone in sterile,
impersonal surroundings, hooked up by tubes to machines, and
cut off from family, friends and everything that is familiar.
Hospice treats the physical needs
of patients, as well as the person's emotional and spiritual
needs. Yet Hospice goes beyond the dying person and considers
helping family members as an essential part of its mission.
Please click on program below
for additional information on the Joliet Area Community
Hospice service:
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