Mount Sinai Seeks to Develop National #Caregiver Support Framework hospicenews.com/2025/06/09/m...

Looking for a motivational way to kick off the #NewYear? Check out our #podcasts - stories of patients and families living well with serious #illness. They found a way to regain quality of life. You can too. getpalliativecare.org/podcasts/

Considering #PalliativeCare? Four Simple Ways to Get Started. 1. Talk to Your Doctor & Ask for a Referral 2. Find a Palliative Care Provider 3. Schedule an Appointment 4. Prepare For and Attend Your Appointment Our new blog explains the how to's of each getpalliativecare.org/considering-...

It's #FactFriday and #DidYouKnow ... #PalliativeCare helps patients avoid #emergencyroom visits. They're less likely to spend time in #intensivecare units; and they report greater satisfaction with #healthcare and higher spiritual well-being.

#PalliativeCare helps patients avoid #emergencyroom visits. They're less likely to spend time in #intensivecare units; and they report greater satisfaction with #healthcare and higher spiritual well-being. getpalliativecare.org/palliative-c...

Some nonprofits help offset costs for people living with serious illness. They all understand the stress and day-to-day needs of patients and loved ones. Their goal is improving quality of life by reducing financial strain. getpalliativecare.org/stressed-abo...

Richard has lived with #HIV/AIDS for over 40 years and anal cancer for 33. he didn’t want to go through more surgeries or procedures, but still had chronic, uncomfortable symptoms. That’s when his primary care doctor connected him with palliative care getpalliativecare.org/patient-storie…

#PalliativeCare may improve quality of life for stroke survivors and their family members, says @American_Heart in their recent scientific statement. newsroom.heart.org/news/palliativ…

If you’re living with #HIV / #AIDS, #palliativecare can help manage your symptoms and treatment side effects. These include pain, fatigue, shortness of breath, depression, anxiety, nausea, and vomiting. Learn More -> getpalliativecare.org/whatis/disease…#HIVAwarenessss

As people age with HIV, new challenges may come up, such as other health conditions, changes in memory, social or emotional concerns, or chronic pain. These challenges can be managed with the right support. This is where palliative care comes in getpalliativecare.org/living-and-a...

November is National Family #Caregivers Month. As we celebrate family members who provide support to their loved ones living with serious illness, visit Get Palliative Care for information about how #PalliativeCare can support caregivers: https://ow.ly/pSEO50TQSME#Caregivers

“Getting #palliativecare involved early helps so many different things,” says Dan, former pal care nurse, diagnosed w/ #dementia at 47 It helps him and his wife and full-time #caregiver, Lisl, manage his symptoms and live life to the fullest. getpalliativecare.org/dans-palliat...

If you or someone you care for is living with a serious illness, you may have important questions about medical marijuana that palliative care teams often hear from patients who are exploring ways to feel better, while managing their serious illness. getpalliativecare.org/medical-mari...

October is #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth. We'd love to be aware of how #palliativecare can help patients, #caregivers and families at any stage of this #cancer. Here is how -> getpalliativecare.org/are-you-livi...

When diagnosed with an illness, it’s normal to have a lot of questions, concerns and fears you can't put into words. It can be hard to think clearly, and even the best doctors don’t always explain things well. Here are four simple questions that can help you talk to your doctor

The biggest problem with #palliativecare is that many people are referred for care very late. By starting early, and by using the right type of pain management, nearly all pain problems can be relieved or reduced. Via @johnshopkinssph.bsky.social www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/welln...

#Families caring for a loved one with #Alzheimers and other #dementia need a lot of support and assistance. Getting #palliativecare early is important. Info -> getpalliativecare.org/whatis/disea...

The Reisberg Functional Assessment Screening Tool (FAST) is a scale that doctors use to diagnose and evaluate aspects of #Alzheimers disease. www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/fas...

Getting enough quality sleep can be a challenge when you’re dealing with pain, stress, anxiety. Here are 7 steps to take to sleep better, feel more in control, and improve your quality of life—whether you’re at home or in the hospital. getpalliativecare.org/7-ways-to-im...

#Cancer treatments can cause a variety of symptoms, like skin irritation, digestive issues, body image concerns and pain with intimacy. It can also bring emotional challenges, such as regret, sadness, or guilt. #PalliativeCare will help.

Need something uplifting to listen to while you're outside shoveling or inside relaxing? We've got you. Our podcast series of inspiring people living a quality life with a serious illness. Check them out --> getpalliativecare.org/podcasts/

#PalliativeCare is as much about helping families as it is about treating the patients themselves. Palliative care teams can be an invaluable resource for #familycaregivers who often face tremendous stress on a 24/7 basis.

If your loved one has long-term care #insurance, find out whether it covers care in the home and in a facility and if the insurance policy places lifetime limits on how much they can spend for care

We want to share some helpful tips and "to-dos" to make the most out of your #telehealth appointment (and why they are beneficial) getpalliativecare.org/all-about-te...

“What I hope people understand about #palliativecare is that what we do is based on what you need from us. The things that we do can be life changing. And whatever we encounter, we’re going to be right here next to you, and we’re going to tackle it together.”

What is home-based #palliativecare? getpalliativecare.org/all-about-ho...

Treating the pain, symptoms, and stress of #lungcancer are just as important as treating the #cancer itself. #PalliativeCare helps people with lung cancer feel better, continue doing the things they enjoy, and stay in treatment as long as possible. getpalliativecare.org/living-well-...

While you may feel alone at times (even in the company of your loved ones), you’re not. Lots of other people are going through similar experiences and feeling the same way. Our blog explains how & where to find support. getpalliativecare.org/finding-comf...

Hispanic patients with serious illness face barriers to accessing high-quality palliative care. Here’s how health care organizations, palliative care teams, and clinicians can drive meaningful change. www.capc.org/blog/languag...

How Does #PalliativeCare Help with #LiverDisease? 1. Symptom relief 2. Emotional support 3. Coordination of care 4. Help with decisions getpalliativecare.org/4-ways-palli...

Malcolm's got to be happy today! His team, The Eagles, are Super Bowl Champs! Let's hear how he is winning a quality of life, while living with #MultipleMyeloma. Go Malcolm! getpalliativecare.org/living-well-....

Answer the following questions to determine whether palliative care might be right for you or someone close to you. Remember, you can receive palliative care at any point in your illness. getpalliativecare.org/rightforyou/

We’re super excited to share this series of videos from patients and caregivers who are thriving, thanks to their palliative care teams. Read and watch their stories. getpalliativecare.org/patient-stor...

Living with #liverdisease can be overwhelming and stressful. #PallliativeCare works with you & your family to offer emotional and psychological support. This might include talking through fears or concerns, or connecting you with counseling services. getpalliativecare.org/4-ways-palli...

Being a caregiver can be rewarding, but it’s also very challenging. You might be helping with doctor appointments, medications, daily tasks, and more—especially while managing your life outside of this. That's where #palliativecare comes in getpalliativecare.org/4-ways-famil...

Receiving palliative care in your home reduces stress for everyone involved. In-home medical care preserves independence and fosters a feeling of autonomy. Personalized, coordinated medical care at home increases quality of life. www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/perm...

Ready for your first #telehealth appointment? We'd like to share some helpful tips and "to-dos" to make the most out of your appointment (and why they are beneficial) getpalliativecare.org/all-about-te...

#Caregiving can be both deeply rewarding and challenging. You’re not alone, and connecting with others who have shared similar experiences can make a big difference. Here are some practical tips from fellow #caregivers via Eldercare Locator getpalliativecare.org/resources/ca...

What you should remember about #depression and serious illness: It is common-you are not alone It is often unrecognized and under-diagnosed Getting treatment for depression can reduce your pain and fatigue and improve your quality of life getpalliativecare.org/depression-n...

If your loved one has long-term care #insurance, find out whether it covers care in the home and in a facility and if the insurance policy places lifetime limits on how much they can spend for care.

If you or a loved one is living with a serious illness, you may have thought about trying a vitamin, herbal remedy, acupuncture, or other complementary therapy to support your care. This is called integrative medicine. We want you to learn all about it getpalliativecare.org/integrative-...

Living with #cancer has brought Larry unexpected stress, but #palliativecare has helped him manage this, guiding him through treatment options and his goals of care. It has also helped him improve his quality of life. Watch Larry’s Story. youtu.be/2wDNfmdDeXQ?...

July is Juvenile #Arthritis Awareness Month. Check out Aly's story, who dealt with the symptoms and pain of the diagnosis and then much more. This is her story of hope and achieving a quality life -> getpalliativecare.org/living-well-...

Taking 5+ medications (called polypharmacy) is more common than most people realize. Research shows that it is very common among older adults. The problem? The chances of having poor outcomes go up the more medication you take. #FactFriday

So ... what's included in a care plan? It goes oes far beyond just listing medications or upcoming appointments. It’s a clear summary of what’s happening with your care, what’s important to you, and the support that is in place to help. It may include: getpalliativecare.org/creating-a-c...

Never ... ever ... underestimate the positive effects of a good night's sleep, or the negative effects of a string of bad ones- especially if you're sick. Here are 7 tips to improve your sleep with an illness getpalliativecare.org/7-ways-to-im...

Important story around the issues of over-prescribing and emerging methods to deal with it. When Less Is More: Addressing Polypharmacy in High-Risk Populations via @pharmacytimes.bsky.social www.pharmacytimes.com/view/when-le...

“You can’t express how important it is to feel heard. The palliative care team truly cares about what is going on with me and my family. I can’t imagine life without palliative care right now." Toby is now an advocate, making sure patients with #MultipleSclerosis have access.

Just watched Caregiving, the new PBS documentary executive produced by Bradley Cooper. This film is beautifully done. It shines a light on the realities of caregiving in US. If you’re in the thick of it, or love someone who is, I can’t recommend this enough.