How can we help?
Knowledge is power. It's easier to prepare for and accept the journey ahead when you know what to expect. Care Dimensions provides a comprehensive patient and family guide to hospice care to all patients recieving care at their home. The guide provides information about safety in the home, medication safety, how to provide daily care, and what to expect at end of life, as well as other tips. All home care patients receive a copy of the guide at admission or you can view a PDF here.
Families may also want to review our booklet, What to Expect at End of Life.
Want to learn more about caring for your loved one at home? Download a copy of Caring with Confidence: The Patient and Family Guide to Hospice Care.
DownloadAre you feeling overwhelmed with stress at times as you try to manage your loved ones care and your own conflicting feelings of anticipatory grief? Join us the second Monday of the month. Call 855-774-5100 or email [email protected] for additional info.
Is your loved one restless or agitated? Download this information sheet for some tips to help.
DownloadCare Dimensions provides nurses on duty 24 hours a day to meet our patients' and caregivers' needs. Please call 888-283-1722 at any time if you have any questions or need help.
Care Dimensions has produced a series of short videos for caregivers to help them feel more confident in providing care and to give them tips on what they can do to make their loved one more comfortable.
Does your loved one appreciate music? Our Music Therapy team has produced a series of videos on how to best share music with older adults. This includes tips on selecting music, positioning the room and even how to find free music online.
Remember, you can call our Nursing Support Line at 888-283-1722 at any time if you need help or have questions.
A retired Army sergeant major recalls how a Care Dimensions hospice team helped him ensure that his wife could be cared for at home, be comfortable, and die peacefully.
Continue readingMedications for people who choose hospice care are tailored to the patient's needs. The hospice team’s goal is to ensure the patient receives the biggest benefit from the fewest medications.
Continue readingWhile taking medication by mouth may be convenient and cost-effective for most people, here are other options for those who have trouble swallowing.
Continue readingAnyone—patient, family, care provider—can make a referral. Fill in the form online or call us today.
Since 1978, Care Dimensions, formerly Hospice of the North Shore, has provided comprehensive and compassionate care for individuals and families dealing with life-threatening illnesses. As the non-profit leader in advanced illness care, we offer services in over 100 communities in Massachusetts.
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