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Hospice 101 Demystifying Hospice Care

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Hospice care prioritizes comfort and support for those nearing the end of life, distinguishing itself from curative treatments. The upcoming session, "Hospice 101: Demystifying Hospice Care," will occur on November 12, 2025, at the Shoreline Lake Forest Park Senior Activity Center. Experts will discuss the range of hospice services available and clarify what is not offered. Attendance is free, but registration is required by calling 206-365-1536. This informative event aims to provide families with the knowledge needed to navigate end-of-life care options.

By demystifying hospice, the session seeks to alleviate fears and misconceptions surrounding it. Understanding these services is crucial for making informed decisions during difficult times. The event reflects a community commitment to supporting families and individuals facing end-of-life challenges.

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