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Understanding Hospice and Palliative Care Hospice and palliative care both focus on comfort, quality of life and support for people facing serious illness. Understanding the difference can help patients and families have more informed conversations with their healthcare team.
Hospice vs. palliative care Learn about hospice
This information is for general education. Hospice eligibility, coverage and care decisions are based on each person’s individual circumstances.
Shared goals, different care models Both approaches can support comfort, communication and quality of life. Hospice has distinct eligibility and benefit requirements; palliative care may be discussed at different stages of serious illness.
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Providing hospice and palliative care to individuals and families throughout Southern Nevada, including Las Vegas.
Embrace Hospice & Palliative Care is a Medicare-certified hospice provider.
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