National Alliance for Care at Home

Hospice & Palliative · North Carolina · Free

Merged NAHC + NHPCO — leading voice for home care and hospice providers. Useful when curative treatment is becoming harder than the disease — palliative care doesn't mean giving up. 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 of charge — no eligibility paperwork required to call or browse.

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Address: Nationwide

Hours: Online

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