10 Tips On How To Advocate For A Loved One With Serious Illness
Serious illness is a difficult journey. It’s both physical and emotional and can feel impossible to navigate. Those living with illness can experience changes beyond [...]
Hospice Of South Texas Receives A 5-Star Rating
Hospice of South Texas scored a perfect 5-Star rating in a recent quality of care survey. They are the only local hospice to achieve a [...]
Hospice Of South Texas Names New CEO
Hospice of South Texas, Victoria’s local not-for-profit hospice, recently announced their appointment of Michael Chavez as new Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Chavez replaces Dr. Tyson [...]
Help for Dementia: Signs Your Loved One May Need An Extra Layer of Support
Individuals living with Alzheimer’s Disease and advanced dementia often cannot report their symptoms—leaving them untreated and vulnerable to muscular and psychological pain and other [...]
Hospice Care For Heart Disease
Get support for CHF. Hospice of South Texas provides an extra layer of support. Living with advanced heart disease can be a physically difficult and [...]
Help Coping With COPD
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) can be a difficult and devastating illness. As a caregiver to a loved one with COPD, you understand the challenges, [...]
The Truth About Hospice – Debunking Hospice Myths
Hospice improves quality of life. Yet too many people delay getting the care and support they need. Every November we recognize the benefits of Hospice, [...]
Dealing with Caregiver Depression During COVID 19
Nearly 20% of all caregivers suffer from some form of depression either during caregiving or after the caregiving journey has ended. With the added feelings [...]
Honoring the Legacy of Cecily Saunders, Founder of Modern Hospice
“You matter because you are you, and you matter to the end of your life. We will do all we can not only to help [...]
Celebrating The Holidays When A Loved One Is Seriously Ill
The holidays are meant to be a time of joy, celebration, relaxation, and goodwill, but when you have a seriously ill loved one, they can [...]
