Points to consider when getting started in palliative care
Many home health and hospice agencies want the ability to offer their patients continuous care, from the home all the way to hospice. To do so, many are considering expanding into palliative care. So, if your agency has thought about making this move, read some key points to consider.
Points to consider when getting started in palliative care
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