Solace Hospice and Palliative Care

Solace Hospice and Palliative Care Solace Hospice is a compassionate, patient- and family-centered approach to health care and support of people at the end of life.

It is a model of care – not a place. Solace care is designed to support the entire family, not just the patient. The patients and families that are entrusted to us matter a great deal. Solace Hospice addresses not only the physical needs at end of life but also the emotional, spiritual and practical needs that a patient or family might have. Solace Hospice meets the needs of the patient and family

wherever they call home, surrounded by their loved ones. At Solace Hospice, our goal is to make each day the best day it can be for persons with incurable conditions. We add life to days by focusing on comfort care. This allows your loved one to be free from pain and spend time doing those things that give him or her the most joy. Our team of professionals comes to the home to assist you with medical, emotional, and spiritual support. Care for the patient and family
In hospice, we provide assistance to the patient AND to the family members. Families who come to Solace Hospice for help receive support services customized to their unique needs. Sooner is better than later
Most hospice families say they wish they had started on hospice sooner. The care of their loved one and the amount of support they received made a tough time a lot easier. If you would like to learn more about this free service, give us a call at 602-888-7037

No charge
Do not let concern about finances keep you from these vital services! Payment for hospice care is covered 100% by Medicare and Medicaid. Frequently it is fully covered by private insurance as well. No one will be denied care because of an inability to pay.

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Managing anger as a family caregiver - Taking care of an aging loved one can test your patience in ways you never expected. Feeling angry doesn't make you a bad caregiver—it makes you human. What matters is how you respond to the emotion.

Taking care of an aging loved one can test your patience in ways you never expected. Feeling angry doesn't make you a bad caregiver—it makes you human. What matters is how you respond to the emotion.

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Getting them ready to fly? - If you feel daunted by the thought of an aging loved one traveling by air, know that there are many practical steps you can take beforehand to make things go smoothly for them, such as confirming medical clearance and arranging airport assistance in advance.

If you feel daunted by the thought of an aging loved one traveling by air, know that there are many practical steps you can take beforehand to make things go smoothly for them, such as confirming medical clearance and arranging airport assistance in advance.

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Preventing aspiration pneumonia - Aspiration pneumonia is a serious risk for many older adults, but there are ways you can help prevent it as a family caregiver, from upright seating to distraction-free meals.

Aspiration pneumonia is a serious risk for many older adults, but there are ways you can help prevent it as a family caregiver, from upright seating to distraction-free meals.

“Promise you won’t …” - A loved one expressing their fear of living in a nursing home may pull on your heartstrings and ...
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“Promise you won’t …” - A loved one expressing their fear of living in a nursing home may pull on your heartstrings and draw upon your natural desire to promise them "never." But who can predict the future? It's wise to respond realistically while still honoring their concerns.

A loved one expressing their fear of living in a nursing home may pull on your heartstrings and draw upon your natural desire to promise them "never." But who can predict the future? It's wise to respond realistically while still honoring their concerns.

Completing an advance directive - What would happen if your loved one couldn't speak for themselves? How would decisions...
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Completing an advance directive - What would happen if your loved one couldn't speak for themselves? How would decisions for their care be made? An advance directive puts that guidance in place before a crisis. It's simple to complete, doesn't require an attorney, and ensures that treatment preferences are followed.

What would happen if your loved one couldn't speak for themselves? How would decisions for their care be made? An advance directive puts that guidance in place before a crisis. It's simple to complete, doesn't require an attorney, and ensures that treatment preferences are followed.

How Parkinson’s affects communication - Parkinson's disease can make communication difficult. A rigid face and monotone ...
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How Parkinson’s affects communication - Parkinson's disease can make communication difficult. A rigid face and monotone voice project nonverbal cues that may not line up with what the person with Parkinson's is actually feeling. There are ways to offset these challenges and clarify emotional content and meaning.

Parkinson's disease can make communication difficult. A rigid face and monotone voice project nonverbal cues that may not line up with what the person with Parkinson's is actually feeling. There are ways to offset these challenges and clarify emotional content and meaning.

What is “sundowning”? - If a loved one with cognitive decline becomes more anxious or restless in the evening, it may be...
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What is “sundowning”? - If a loved one with cognitive decline becomes more anxious or restless in the evening, it may be sundowning, a common pattern in dementia. Solutions include consistent routines, better lighting, and setting a calm tone for the latter half of the day.

If a loved one with cognitive decline becomes more anxious or restless in the evening, it may be sundowning, a common pattern in dementia. Solutions include consistent routines, better lighting, and setting a calm tone for the latter half of the day.

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Completing an advance directive - What would happen if your loved one couldn't speak for themselves? How would decisions for their care be made? An advance directive puts that guidance in place before a crisis. It's simple to complete, doesn't require an attorney, and ensures that treatment preferences are followed.

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What is “sundowning”? - If a loved one with cognitive decline becomes more anxious or restless in the evening, it may be sundowning, a common pattern in dementia. Solutions include consistent routines, better lighting, and setting a calm tone for the latter half of the day.

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Father’s Day without Dad - After the death of a parent, holidays such as Father's Day can feel very emotional and often stir up grief. Still, there are many ways to celebrate and honor the best of your dad, even if he is no longer with you.

After the death of a parent, holidays such as Father's Day can feel very emotional and often stir up grief. Still, there are many ways to celebrate and honor the best of your dad, even if he is no longer with you.

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Phoenix, AZ
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