Medical Director Fernando Moreno discusses cognitive decline and how hospice can be a valuable partner to caregivers and patients.

Hospice educator Barbara Karnes joins us to kick off National Hospice and Palliative Care Month with useful materials and ideas to help us in our hospice journeys.

Jason Libby, HSM's Nurse Practitioner Supervisor, answers your questions about dementia and when hospice is appropriate.

Three hospice nurses share details of their jobs, from why they chose this profession to what is the best part of their job.

Advance care planning may help you reduce stress by knowing that you are prepared for whatever the future holds for you.

Our expert panelists answer your questions on grief and provide some resources to help through the holiday season.

Loss and grief are a normal part of life.  Kelly explores the spectrum of grief, show us how to recognize grief in ourselves and others, and provides helpful resources.

Help us celebrate our 15 years of service to Southern Maine by hearing from our wonderful staff about the care provided at 'The House' and how this work has enriched their lives.

Hospice of Southern Maine's Medical Director Dr. Moreno gives a history of hospice care and discusses how we work together as a community to provide expert medical care at end of life.

Barbara Karnes, RN, nurse, educator, international best-selling author talks in depth about Gone From My Sight, and gives us insight into caring for the dying for hospice workers and families.

If you're interested in learning more about becoming a hospice volunteer,  our Volunteer Services Manager, Kathy Leddy, and three of her wonderful volunteers describe their experiences and training.

In a shorter verson of his previous presentation, Jason presents on how hospice helps to keep our patients comfortable at end of life.

Our expert panel provides ideas on how to plan for end-of-life.

Daryl discusses the differences in hospice philosophies and how to choose the best hospice for your needs.

Taking care of a loved one can take a toll on the caregiver.  Carol Schoneberg walks us through ways to support the caregiver, whether it's you or someone else.

To live life fully and truly understand your loved ones and their wishes, it's important to have open, honest conversations which can be tough.  Larry gives us some help.

Clinicians, like everyone else, need practice to hone their skill.  Nicole offers ideas for how to have conversations about serious illness during this brief webinar.

Holidays are one of the hardest times of the year for people who are grieving a loved one, whether they died yesterday or decades ago.  

Michelle discusses hospice eligibility, the Interdisciplinary Team, and other important facets of hospice.

Jess helps clinicians find the way to have conversations about serious illness with patients and their families.

In this video meant primarily for clinicians, Jason Libby describes the tools that hospice providers use to provide comfort and ease symptoms at end of life.

Elizabeth details how, why, and when is the best time to refer yourself or your loved ones to hospice.