News & Events
-
Hospice and Palliative Care: Planning
When a patient is diagnosed as being terminally ill, it means the illness cannot be cured and he or she is going to die of their illness.
-
The Conversation Project is dedicated to helping people talk about their wishes for end-of-life care.
When you talk about end-of-life wishes with your loved ones, you’re truly giving them a gift-a gift of understanding that will bring them peace in years to come. It’s not easy, but it’s one of the most important things you can do for the people you love.
-
May is Stroke Awareness Month
Stroke strikes F.A.S.T. and you should, too! Many people don’t know that if you can recognize the symptoms of a stroke you can save not only your life, but maybe the life of someone else.
Expert, specialized health care brought to you in the comfort of your home.
Many times medical conditions and end-of-life care can be managed safely, cost effectively and more comfortably in a home setting.
For more than two decades, Methodist Home Health and Hospice in Omaha, Nebraska, has brought home care to residents within a 12-county area of eastern Nebraska and southwest Iowa. Methodist Home Health & Hospice offers home health care, home infusion, hospice and palliative or comfort care to patients of all ages, and their families, who are experiencing a wide range of health-related challenges.
Methodist Home Health and Hospice provides:
Methodist Home Health and Hospice coordinates care with the patient's primary care physician to provide home care services that meet the individual needs of the patient and family. Methodist Home Health and Hospice provides care in a variety of situations where home health care would be appropriate, including:
- Before or after a hospital stay
- Difficult pregnancy
- Following an outpatient procedure
- Injury recovery
- To help maintain independent living
- Terminal illness
For more information about home care services, call Methodist Home Health & Hospice, Omaha, NE, at (402) 354-3200.
