If you are one of the many Americans who are diagnosed with a terminal illness, you will be in good company with at least 50,000 patients with Alzheimer's disease in Texas alone. Alzheimer's disease is the nation's fourth-leading cause of death, and its causes have been identified and are working to reduce its prevalence. It is known that high levels of abuse of alcohol, tobacco, and illicit drugs can lead to Alzheimer's disease.

Houston Hospice Care is the prime resource for caring for people who are dying from Alzheimer's disease. All of the services offered by Houston Hospice can be provided to you by your local hospice.

During a visit to your Hospice, you will see your own family and friends, as well as your hospice. Visiting with your family and friends will help you understand your loved one and the challenges you will be facing. The staff of your hospice will be there to help you navigate the service's complex service models. They will also explain the end of life care plan and any choices that you have to make in the event that your loved one has already made the decision to care for yourself.

When you are in your hospice bed, you will meet your hospice's medical staff assistants. They will help you prepare for your visit and explain how to take care of yourself during your stay. Once you leave the Hospice, your end of life care team will work with you to help you make a plan for managing your care and caregiving during your last days. You will be involved in decisions about your care at the Hospice and will have choices about your diet, medications, and healthcare. Your end of life care team will share with you the services you are going to receive from Houston Hospice and your role in the services provided.

You will be provided with Houston Hospice Care.Your loved one will be given the time they need to make decisions about their own death and their services will be tailored to your loved one's style and needs. Your loved one will also be able to ask questions to their hospice medical staff, and will have the opportunity to express their preferences and questions about their care in person or over the phone.

If you are a participant in the support group of your care, you will experience a relationship similar to that of a caregiver and their loved one. The same consideration that your hospice gave to your loved one also applies to you. You will have the opportunity to ask your loved one questions that will help you and your family to navigate through your end of life care. If you have questions about the end of life care, you will have the opportunity to talk to your end of life care team, who will be available to provide you with guidance and answers.

If you live in the Houston area, you may be eligible for Houston Hospice Care. Your loved one will be supported by a compassionate team of compassionate and caring professionals in Houston Hospice, who is ready to support your loved one in making his or her own decisions in the midst of a terminal diagnosis and in the final months of life.