Hospice Medical Care
At SUPERB Hospice, we provide end-of-life care services that help our patients live their last days with dignity and peace. Our Hospice Medical Care is tailored to meet each patient’s specific needs, and we offer a range of services, including Medical Aid in Dying.
End of life Option Act. Became legal in California
According to the California Department of Public Health (CDPH), the End of Life Option Act (EOLA) has allowed terminally ill adults living in California to obtain and self-administer aid-in-dying drugs since 2016.
Superb Hospice is here to ensure the highest quality of life for individuals facing serious illnesses. We understand that this can be difficult and confusing, and we want to provide our clients with comfort, compassion, and respect during their journey.
What is hospice medical care?
Hospice medical care is a non-cure-oriented service that provides physical, emotional, and spiritual comfort to dying patients and their families.
During hospice medical aid in dying patients, hospice professionals can help manage pain and other symptoms associated with terminal illnesses and provide hospice families with emotional support.
Who Qualifies For The Hospice Medical Care?
- Individuals 18 years old or older living in California.
- Diagnosed with a terminal illness by their primary physician.
- Be capable of making medical decisions for themselves as determined by health professionals.
- Voluntarily request the prescription without being influenced by others.
- Individuals must be qualified to make medical decisions themselves (defined by a physician).
- Individuals must be capable of self-administer the medication.
What is hospice medical care at home?
Hospice medical care brings comfort and quality of life to people nearing the end of their lives by providing palliative and end-of-life health care in the patient’s home.
The goal of hospice is to keep the patient comfortable and provide support for both the patient and the family during this difficult time.
What happens once you are in the Hospice medical care program?
This program offers hospice physicians, nurses, counselors, and other caregivers to assist with the end-of-life experience.
During hospice treatment, hospice professionals can help manage pain and other symptoms associated with terminal illnesses and provide hospice families with emotional support.
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