Category: Palliative Care

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Dr. Jamie Rouse Awarded State Award for Outstanding Contributions by the AANP

Four Seasons is proud to announce that Jamie Rouse, DNP, AGNP C, ACHPN, CLE, Four Seasons’ Vice President of Palliative Care, has been awarded a Read More »

Whole-Person Care

Whole-Person Care At Four Seasons, we provide “whole person care.” But what does that mean? Treating the “whole person” means we not only address the Read More »

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Signs of Advancing Symptoms in Aging Loved Ones

The holidays are a time for gathering with family and friends, including some we may not have seen in a long while. Children grow in Read More »

A healthcare worker in navy scrubs sits beside and talks with a woman in a cozy living room with a decorated Christmas tree in the background, gently discussing questions such as, “Do I need palliative or hospice care?”.

Do I Need Palliative or Hospice Care?

As you spend more time with family and friends during the holidays, you might notice changes in your aging loved ones. Knowing when it’s time Read More »

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How to Support a Veteran as Their Caregiver

At any given time, over 25% of patients being served by Four Seasons are Veterans. We understand first-hand the additional challenges you may face caring Read More »

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Support for Caregivers of a Loved One with Dementia

Four Seasons understands that caring for your loved one living with dementia is difficult. You are not alone, and Four Seasons is here to help Read More »

A smiling child wearing a headscarf sits beside a person in scrubs with a stethoscope, while a large teddy bear rests on the couch, creating a warm atmosphere that reflects compassion and the environment where families may wonder, “what is pediatric hospice and palliative care?”.

What is Pediatric Hospice and Palliative Care?

The Difference Between Adult and Pediatric Hospice and Palliative Care Pediatric hospice and palliative care are like running a marathon rather than a sprint. Children’s Read More »

Putting People First

Putting people first means that your healthcare goals direct the path of your care. Our Four Seasons Hospice Team works with you and your existing Read More »

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Four Seasons Introduces Mobile Care Unit

Four Seasons Introduces Mobile Palliative Care Unit Four Seasons introduces its new mobile medical clinic. The mobile clinic and SIM mannequin will enhance training for Read More »