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Our Mission at ProCare Hospice of Nevada – providing compassionate end of life care Las Vegas

Our Mission at ProCare Hospice of Nevada

ProCare Mission
To be a steady hand, a comforting voice, and a valued partner in life’s hardest yet most meaningful journey ensuring every moment

ProCare Vision
To set a new standard of excellence, transforming cultural perceptions, where every patient, family, and community partner experience care so exceptional that it becomes the benchmark for end of life care

What are our values?
Compassion — Every patient, family member, and loved one deserves compassion, especially during the most vulnerable stage of life. Compassion means more than kindness—it is the active choice to provide comfort, understanding, and presence when it matters…

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PROCARE HOSPICE BLOGS

When to Call Hospice

Knowing when to call hospice is one of the most difficult decisions families face. The changes that lead up to that moment often happen gradually. A loved one may begin spending more time resting, have less strength to move around, or need more help with daily tasks than before. These shifts can raise questions about what kind of care is most appropriate and when additional support may be needed. Many families do not realize that hospice care is not limited to the final days of life. It is designed to support patients and families when an illness has reached a...
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Why Hospice Patients May Sleep More

Sleep is one of the most noticeable physical changes that can occur during hospice care. As serious illness affects the body, the balance between activity and rest begins to shift. A person who once stayed awake for much of the day may begin resting more often, sleeping for longer periods, or having shorter windows of alertness between rest. These changes are closely connected to how the body manages energy, regulates physical function, and responds to illness over time. Sleep becomes a natural part of maintaining comfort, reducing physical strain, and allowing the body to function in the most efficient way...
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Why Grief Can Begin Long Before Loss

Grief is usually described as what happens after someone dies. That is the version most people know. But many families discover something surprising: grief can start while a loved one is still here. Sometimes it begins as a quiet heaviness that comes and goes. Sometimes it shows up as worry that sits in the background of the day. Sometimes it looks like being short-tempered, tired, or unable to focus, even when nothing “new” has happened. And because your loved one is still alive, you may not even call it grief. You might just think you are stressed, emotional, or worn...
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Difference Between Comfort-Focused Care vs. Curative Care

Serious illness has a way of changing what matters. Conversations begin to shift from schedules and plans to comfort, energy, and how each day feels. Medical decisions often become less about what can be done and more about what should be done based on personal priorities, values, and quality of life. Two care paths often come up during these moments: comfort-focused care and curative care. Both play important roles in healthcare, but they serve very different purposes. Understanding how each approach works can help individuals and families feel more grounded when navigating care options and future decisions. Table of Contents...
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ProCare Hospice of Nevada is proud to provide hospice care for We Honor Veterans
We Honor Veterans

Military Veterans have put their lives on the line to protect our country and the freedoms we enjoy. ProCare Hospice is proud to provide hospice care for these Veterans who have sacrificed so much for us.

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ProCare Hospice of Nevada is a proud member of the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization
National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization

ProCare Hospice of Nevada is a proud member of the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization. Our mission is similar to theirs, in that we intend Our mission is similar to theirs, in that we intend to lead and mobilize social change for improved care at the end of life.

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CHAP

CHAP accredits home and community-based health care organizations that make high-quality care a strategic business priority.

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CAREOUSEL PEDIATRICS HOSPICE

Careousel is a division of ProCare Hospice of Nevada and brings comfort and care to enhance the quality of life for patients from prenatal (before birth) to age 21. The program supports the specialized needs and medical care of the child, their parents and siblings, other family members, caregivers, classmates and teachers.

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Dr. Dan Miulli, DO, MS, FACOS

Graduate of Midwestern University-CCOM and completed Neurosurgical Residency Training at Allegheny General Hospitals receiving diploma from Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. Board certified in Neurological Surgery and Neurocritical Care. Practices Neurosurgery in Southern California. Is the Designated Institutional Official, Chief Academic Officer, and CEO of OPTI-West Educational Consortium and Sponsoring Institution.