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Mi Casa Hospice-San Antonio is dedicated to providing you and your loved ones with compassionate care in the comfort of their own home.

We service San Antonio and surrounding areas.

08/20/2026

🧠 HOSPICE TRIVIA THURSDAY 🧠

TRUE OR FALSE: A patient has to be bedridden before they can qualify for hospice.

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ANSWER: FALSE! ❌

Hospice eligibility is not determined by whether someone can still walk, talk, eat, leave the house, or enjoy activities.

Some patients entering hospice may still be able to walk independently, have conversations, eat meals, or participate in family activities.

Hospice eligibility is based on the patient’s overall medical condition and prognosis, including disease progression, functional decline, nutritional changes, increasing symptoms, hospitalizations, infections, and other clinical findings.

Waiting until someone is completely bedridden can sometimes mean families miss out on valuable hospice support.

💡 Bonus Trivia: Hospice care can sometimes continue for longer than six months when the patient continues to meet eligibility requirements.

📞 Not sure whether it’s time for hospice? You don’t have to figure it out alone. Call Mi Casa Hospice at 726-208-4041 and let our team help.

08/17/2026

One of the biggest misconceptions about hospice is that choosing hospice means someone has “given up.”

In reality, hospice is about changing the goal of care.

When treatments are no longer helping the way they once did or when the burden of treatment begins to outweigh the benefit patients and families may choose to focus on comfort, dignity, symptom management, and meaningful time together.

Hospice care can provide support for:

❤️ Pain and symptom management
💊 Medications related to the terminal diagnosis
🩺 Nursing care and monitoring
🛏️ Medical equipment and supplies
🤝 Social work support
🙏 Spiritual and emotional support
👨‍👩‍👧 Education and guidance for caregivers
🕊️ Bereavement support for loved ones

Choosing comfort is still choosing care. It simply means deciding what matters most during this stage of life.

At Mi Casa Hospice, our goal is to help patients live each day with as much comfort, dignity, and support as possible.

📞 Wondering if hospice may be appropriate for someone you love? Call Mi Casa Hospice at 726-208-4041. Our team is here to answer your questions and help you understand your options.

08/13/2026

True or False:
A person must be bedridden or in the final days of life before they can qualify for hospice care.

🤔 What do you think?

Drop your answer TRUE or FALSE in the comments below! 👇

✨ ANSWER: FALSE!

Hospice care is not only for the final days of life. A person may qualify when they have a life-limiting illness and their physician believes their life expectancy may be six months or less if the illness follows its normal course.

Patients receiving hospice care may still be awake, talking, eating, walking, spending time with family, and enjoying activities that are meaningful to them.

Starting hospice earlier can give patients and families more time to benefit from:
💜 Pain and symptom management
💜 Nursing support
💜 Medical equipment and supplies related to the terminal diagnosis
💜 Emotional and spiritual support
💜 Social work services
💜 Education and support for caregivers

Knowing when to ask about hospice can make a meaningful difference.

Mi Casa Hospice — Compassion, Comfort & Care When It Matters Most.

Give us a call 24/7 we are here to answer any questions! 726-208-4041

08/12/2026

Did You Know?

One of the biggest misconceptions about hospice is that it’s only for the final days of life.

The truth is that many patients qualify for hospice months before they receive services, and beginning hospice earlier often allows patients and families to benefit from:

✨ Better pain and symptom management
✨ Emotional support from social workers
✨ Spiritual support if desired
✨ Assistance with medical equipment and medications related to the hospice diagnosis
✨ Education for family caregivers
✨ A dedicated team available to help answer questions and provide guidance

Hospice is designed to improve quality of life not shorten it.

If you or someone you love has experienced frequent hospitalizations, increasing weakness, significant weight loss, or a serious illness that is becoming more difficult to manage, it may be time to learn more about hospice.

Learning about hospice doesn’t obligate anyone to choose it but understanding your options can help families make informed decisions.

💬 If you’ve ever had questions about hospice, we’d be honored to answer them. 📞 726-208-4041

08/10/2026

Being a caregiver is one of the most loving things a person can do but it’s also one of the hardest.

Many caregivers spend so much time caring for others that they forget to care for themselves.

Today’s reminder:

❤️ It’s okay to ask for help.
❤️ It’s okay to take a break.
❤️ It’s okay to rest.
❤️ It’s okay to feel overwhelmed.

Caring for yourself isn’t selfish it’s essential. You cannot pour from an empty cup.

Try to do one small thing for yourself today:
☀️ Take a short walk.
📖 Read a few pages of a book.
☕ Enjoy a quiet cup of tea.
🎵 Listen to your favorite song.
📞 Call a friend.

Hospice doesn’t just care for patients we care for caregivers, too. You deserve support just as much as your loved one does.

We are available by phone anytime!
📞 726-208-4041

08/08/2026

MYTH vs. FACT

❌ Myth: Choosing hospice means giving up hope.

✅ Fact: Hospice doesn’t mean giving up it means changing the focus of care.

When a cure is no longer possible or desired, hospice focuses on what matters most:
💙 Comfort instead of suffering
💙 Time with loved ones
💙 Dignity and respect
💙 Managing pain and symptoms
💙 Emotional and spiritual support for both patients and families

Many families tell us they wish they had started hospice sooner because they didn’t realize how much support was available. Hospice is about helping patients live as fully and comfortably as possible, wherever they call home.

Every family’s journey is different, and our goal is to walk alongside you every step of the way.

💬 Have you ever heard a myth about hospice that you’d like us to address? Leave it in the comments we may feature it in a future post!

We are available by phone 24/7!
📞 726-208-4041

08/06/2026

🧠 Hospice Trivia Thursday! 🧠

Question:
Which of the following is part of hospice care?

A. Pain management
B. Emotional support
C. Spiritual support
D. All of the above

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Answer: ✅ D. All of the above

Hospice provides comprehensive care that addresses physical, emotional, and spiritual needs while supporting the entire family.

💙 Caring for the whole person is at the heart of hospice.

08/03/2026

📚BACK-TO-SCHOOL SUPPLY DRIVE ✏️

There’s still time to make a difference! ❤️ Mi Casa Hospice is collecting school supplies to help Southside students start the school year prepared and confident.

Every backpack, notebook, pencil, and box of crayons helps ensure local children have the tools they need to learn and succeed.

🗓️ Donation Deadline: August 10
📍 Drop-Off Location: 1319 March Rd.
📞 Questions? Call us at 726-208-4041

Most Needed Items:
🎒 Backpacks
📓 Notebooks & Folders
✏️ Pencils & Pens
🖍️ Crayons & Colored Pencils
✂️ Scissors
🖇️ Glue Sticks
🧮 School Supplies of All Kinds

Together, we can help our Southside students begin the school year with confidence. Thank you for supporting our community and investing in the future of our children! 💜💚💛

07/30/2026

🧠 Hospice Trivia Thursday! 🧠

Question:
What does the hospice chaplain provide?

A. Spiritual support
B. Emotional support
C. Guidance during difficult times
D. All of the above

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Answer: ✅ D. All of the above

Hospice chaplains support patients and families according to their individual beliefs, values, and preferences. Spiritual care is available but never required.

💙 Hospice honors every person’s unique journey. Give us a call anytime 726-208-4041.

07/28/2026

🚶 FALL PREVENTION MATTERS 🚶

Falls are one of the leading causes of injury among older adults and can significantly impact independence and quality of life.

Simple steps can help reduce fall risks:

✔ Keep walkways clear of clutter
✔ Remove loose rugs
✔ Ensure adequate lighting throughout the home
✔ Use assistive devices as recommended
✔ Wear properly fitting shoes
✔ Keep frequently used items within easy reach

If you notice your loved one becoming weaker, having balance issues, or experiencing recent falls, it may be time to discuss additional support and resources.

A safe home is an important part of healthy aging.

Address

1319 March Avenue
San Antonio, TX

Telephone

+17262084041

Website

https://www.micasa.health/

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