Why choose
ProCare Hospice

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...

Serious illnesses often bring important decisions into focus. Topics that once felt distant can become immediate, and conversations may turn toward comfort, personal values, and how care should look when health changes. For many people, talking about end-of-life wishes is unfamiliar territory. It can feel emotional, uncomfortable, or difficult to put into words. These conversations are not about predicting the future. They are about communication, understanding, and making sure personal wishes are known. When people take the time to talk openly, it can help reduce uncertainty and support clearer decision-making later on. Table of Contents Why End-of-Life Conversations Matter Finding...

Hospice care can include different types of support, and each one is designed for a specific kind of need. Some situations call for regular check ins, while others may require more focused attention or even care in a separate setting. Because needs can change throughout an illness, hospice offers several ways to provide comfort, guidance, and symptom relief. Understanding these options can make the overall process easier to navigate and help you see how hospice adjusts as care needs shift. Table of Contents Routine Home Care Continuous Home Care Inpatient Hospice Care Respite Care How Levels of Care Change Over...

Hospice is a type of care that many families hear about long before they ever need it, but most people do not fully understand what it includes. It is often surrounded by questions, uncertainty, or assumptions that are not always accurate. The truth is that hospice brings together several different services that focus on comfort, support, and dignity during a serious illness. When families learn how hospice works, they often feel more prepared and less overwhelmed. Table of Contents Hospice Focuses on Quality of Life Hospice Can Be Provided in Several Settings Hospice Includes a Full Team of Professionals Hospice...