Blog: Stories and Insights

Learn about what happens to your Facebook page after your death and the important preparation you should do to plan for your social media afterlife.

Read about the celebrities that died in 2017 and what they teach us about advance care planning and talking to your family about your healthcare wishes.

Learn about what your loved one can eat and drink at the end of life, get tips for when they don’t feel like eating and have a hard time swallowing.

Sometimes, severe pain or other symptoms require an advanced level of care that is more effectively provided during a short stay in an inpatient hospice facility.  If your loved ones’ needs intensify, the hospice team may recommend transferring him or her to the inpatient level of care.

Jane Trevelino, 71, isn’t into social media. She doesn’t tweet, post to Instagram, or snap chat. However, she did create a Facebook account. The account is only for important things like seeing countless pictures of her grandchildren.  Even then, she … Continued

When Susan’s mother was terminally ill, her doctors recommended hospice care. It would help keep her mom comfortable, they explained, and even improve her quality of life. Hospice would provide a team of caregivers to meet Mom’s needs, helping her to stay at home rather than in the hospital.

His family, friends, and hospice caregivers all seem to choose the same words to describe Ravi Mahadevan: courage, grace, ever smiling, and unfailingly kind. His son, Ashwin, writes how his Appa (father) would be among the last to exit an airplane because … Continued

Story posted originally on NJ.com and featured in the Gloucester County Times By Patrick Campbell | For NJ Advance Media on September 15, 2016 at 10:56 AM, updated September 15, 2016 at 11:49 AM Eleven years, 11 months and 26 days. Ask Russell Giberson … Continued

Read about Ruby embracing hospice care, the team, and how it allows her to stay in her home without being a burden on her children.

Life’s a Journey: You Need an Estate Planning Map By Timothy J. Rice, Esq. Life, like a road trip, is filled with unexpected twists and turns. Estate planning helps you prepare for unforeseen events, as well as the inevitable, by … Continued