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In reply to the discussion: What constitutes hospice? [View all]

Tab

(11,093 posts)
2. Not to misunderstand
Sat Mar 28, 2015, 09:29 AM
Mar 2015

Pretty much everyone has been positive in their opinion on hospice services. It's just in my case there seemed to be some confusion as to what constituted "hospice". My oncologist thinks I'm on regular care, my palliative care doctor thinks I'm on hospice; obviously there's a communication problem but I'm not aware of any actual "I hereby denounce my cancer care and sign up for hospice" form.

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We used Hospice for my father, sister and mother. They were fantastic Siwsan Mar 2015 #1
Not to misunderstand Tab Mar 2015 #2
From CMS. Downwinder Mar 2015 #3
The official rule doesn't apply Tab Mar 2015 #4
Just checking on you, Tab. 2theleft Apr 2015 #5
Thanks for checking Tab Apr 2015 #6
Good to hear from you... 2theleft Apr 2015 #7
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