Hospice social work

In healthcare, the majority of the positions are seen as a calling. Being a social worker for Parkview Home Health & Hospice is certainly no exception. We...

For patients being discharged from a hospital or facility, having a plan in place can mean the difference between having a successful recovery and being readmitted. The healthcare industry can be daunting and confusing to navigate; but, patients are not alone. Medical social workers help patients and their families navigate these challenging times during...

Documentation is important, but I don't love doing it. I love doing other things. So do you. Here's how you can get your documentation done in less time.

The first text to explore the history, characteristics, and challenges of hospice social work, this volume weaves leading research into an underlying framewo... | CUP

Although it is difficult to predict the end-of-life stages timeline, hospice patients typically exhibit certain signs over their final weeks and day. Learn more.

If your loved one or patient is still engaging in life, have simple activities that you and they can enjoy that bring engagement and comfort.

Because of the recent pandemic, a lot of professionals are working from home, but as social workers, we still travel a bit to see individuals in their homes. Having a social worker survival kit is essential to help you deal with any situation. A social worker survival kit is a pack of emergency items that may

Why be a Social Worker? Poem

By Dr. Saul Ebema

Managing a busy lifestyle can sometimes leave individuals with limited time to care for themselves. Our personal care assistants provide customized support, helping individuals with grooming, dressing, and personal hygiene. Learn how we simplify self-care routines. #PersonalCare #SelfCare #HomeCare