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Hospice care gained new visibility during pandemic

Some Valley families might believe hospice care options are limited.

However, the options aren’t as limited as one might think, according to spokespeople. When Valley families need hospice care, they often don’t know where to begin and don’t understand how hospice works.  

Jared Leuer is a local franchise owner for Right at Home, an in-home health care and assistance agency. He says the COVID-19 pandemic helped many Valley residents not only prefer to not have themselves or family members at hospitals the minimal time necessary, especially for hospice, but also have renewed their appreciation for being able to die at home, when possible.

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