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hospice

[hos-pis] / ˈhɒs pɪs /


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A long-standing supporter of a hospice has raised £13,300 after he put his passion for photography to good use by producing a nature and wildlife calendar.

From BBC

The person and/or the person’s proxy must elect to receive hospice care and waive the right for Medicare to pay for any other services.

From MarketWatch

It’s a tall order, and when June has a fall that sends her back into the hospital — and soon after, hospice — Julia must wrangle her dysfunctional family and rally them all to face the inevitable.

From Salon

Meanwhile, community services are also stretched and hospices are warning of a funding crisis.

From BBC

Journalist and author Lou Cannon, who was widely considered the nation’s leading authority on the life and career of President Reagan, died Friday in a Santa Barbara hospice.

From Los Angeles Times