Grieving the loss of a parent is a profound experience that can leave a lasting impact on an individual’s emotional well-being. After the death of someone you love, you experience bereavement, which literally means “to be deprived by death [Source: Mental Health America]. Understanding that this grief is a normal response to loss can be […]
Preparing for home hospice care is one of the most compassionate things you can do for a loved one nearing the end of their life. It’s a time when comfort, dignity, and peace become paramount, and creating an environment that supports these values can help ease the transition for everyone involved. Understanding the Essentials: Preparing […]
Approximately 38,000 veterans call Weld and Larimer County home, and a significant portion of Pathways’ patients have served our country. Recognizing the unique challenges faced by veterans at the end of life, Pathways is dedicated to providing specialized care and honoring their service. The We Honor Veterans Program Pathways is proud to be a part of […]
Facing the decision of putting your child in hospice care can be one of the most difficult moments for any parent. It’s a choice that requires deep consideration, empathy, and the pursuit of the best possible care for your little one. In this guide, we’ll explore the process of selecting a hospice provider, and the […]
It can be hard to know exactly how to help someone who is grieving. It’s difficult to know what to say or how to act around someone you love who is experiencing grief, especially if you haven’t experienced a similar situation. According to the Washington Post, “Understanding how loss affects our brain and body can […]
A hospice nurse was recently asked, “How can you work in hospice – it must be so sad!” She answered, “I love providing highly skilled, compassionate care because I know I make a huge difference in the quality of a person’s life. I love that I can use my training as a nurse to bring […]
Navigating the decision of when to call hospice for a loved one can be one of the most challenging choices families face. Recognizing and becoming aware of the signs that hospice care may be appropriate can guide families toward making informed decisions that prioritize comfort and quality of life. In this blog, we’ll explore some […]
Americans across the country celebrate Veterans Day on November 11. This is a special day to salute the people who have bravely served our country in the military. Veterans have made profound sacrifices in defense of freedom, and they deserve our heartfelt thanks and appreciation. Honoring our Veterans includes supporting them throughout their entire lives, […]
Advanced Care Planning – The Best Gift You Can Give Pathways, northern Colorado’s leading and largest provider of hospice, palliative and grief and loss services, is presenting a series of education opportunities this summer. The first of the education series is entitled Advanced Care Planning – The Best Gift You Can Give and will be […]
Pathways Honors its Volunteers during National Volunteer Week, April 17 – 23 National Volunteer Week provides the opportunity to recognize the millions of Americans who provide volunteer service in communities across the country. At Pathways more than 140 trained volunteers give selflessly to help people with a serious or life-limiting illness and their families. Our […]