Resources & Education
We believe that understanding brings peace of mind.
Our goal is to provide clear, helpful information that supports patients and families through every stage of care so you always feel informed, prepared, and supported in what comes next.
Understanding Your Care Options
Education is at the heart of what we do. We believe patients and families deserve clear, accurate information to help them make confident decisions about their care. Explore our educational resources and blog articles to better understand hospice, home health, care transitions, and the support options available throughout your journey.
Transitional Program
Navigate care transitions with clarity and compassion. Learn how we help ensure the right support at the right time. Read more.
How Hospice Care Helps
Learn how hospice care provides comfort, dignity, and support for those with serious illness—and why timing matters. Find out more!
Eight Signs It May be Time for Hospice
Recognize when hospice support may help your loved one receive comfort, dignity, and care when it matters most. Learn more.
Hospice Diagnosis Information
Learn how Medicare guidelines help determine when hospice care may be appropriate and when patients may benefit from support. Explore the details.
Understanding the Hospice Care Team
Learn how our interdisciplinary hospice team provides compassionate support, comfort, and dignity for patients and families. Discover more.
Support for Patients and Families
No one should navigate this journey alone! Explore resources created to help patients, caregivers, and families better understand what to expect, care for themselves and their loved ones, and find support through every stage of the hospice journey.
Caring for Yourself as a Caregiver
Caregivers need care too. Learn why self-care is essential to supporting your loved one and yourself. Learn more.
Preparing for the Dying Process
Learn what to expect during the dying process and how to provide comfort, reassurance, and support for your loved one. Read more.
Emotional, Spiritual, and Mental Changes During Serious Illness
Learn about the emotional, mental, and spiritual changes that can occur during end-of-life care and how to offer meaningful support. Explore more.
Agencies to Notify During Hospice
Learn which agencies, organizations, and services may need to be contacted after a loved one’s passing. View the guide.
Nonprofit and Education Resource Page
Discover Colorado nonprofit organizations offering resources, guidance, and support for patients, caregivers, and families. Explore resources.
Condition-Specific Education
Every diagnosis comes with its own challenges, questions, and care needs. These condition-specific resources are designed to help patients and families better understand serious illnesses, what to expect as conditions progress, and how supportive care can help improve quality of life.
Congestive Heart Failure Management Program
Learn how our CHF Management Program helps patients manage symptoms, avoid hospitalizations, and improve quality of life. Read more.
End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD)
Learn how hospice care can support patients with advanced kidney failure through comfort, symptom management, and guidance. Read more.
Understanding Hospice Eligibility for Advanced Heart Disease
Learn how advanced heart disease can affect quality of life and when additional support may help patients and families. Read more.
Advanced Pulmonary Disease
Learn how hospice care supports patients with advanced lung disease through comfort-focused care and symptom management. Explore more.
Living Well with Heart Failure
Learn practical tips for managing heart failure at home, improving quality of life, and staying healthier with confidence. Learn more.
Advanced Cancer Hospice Eligibility
Learn how hospice eligibility is evaluated and what clinical factors may indicate a need for comfort-focused care. Explore more.
Hospice Care for Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease
Learn how hospice care supports patients with advanced dementia while providing guidance, comfort, and support for families. Read more.