Hospice care has become more familiar as we as a society acknowledge the natural last stages of dying. Along with the physical stages of death, a patient frequently reflects on relationships, personal accomplishments, and spirituality. Now, even when a person is not necessarily religious, chaplains and similar advisors offer comfort and companionship on the final journey of life. The New York Times recently reported on the nonsectarian dimension emerging in hospice chaplaincy.In the Madison, Wisconsin region, HospiceCare offers in-home and hospice facility care options. It also offers family services, medical information, and other assistance. You can check out their excellent website for more information.
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