The Conversation Project

Hospice & Palliative · Connecticut · Free

Free Conversation Starter Kit to help families discuss wishes for end-of-life care. Relevant for any seriously ill senior whose symptoms (pain, breathlessness, anxiety) aren't being well-managed. Hospice intake usually happens in 24-48 hours from the first call; teams visit at home and don't require a hospital stay. The CAPC palliative care directory lists hospital-based teams; most major medical centers now have one. Free, confidential, and available to any Connecticut resident who needs the information.

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More Hospice & Palliative in Connecticut

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