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Hospice Care at Home
A Calm Family Guide to Caring for a Dying Parent or Spouse: Comfort, Medicines, Signs That Death Is Near, and What to Do in the Hours AfterBy Imad MuratspahicLength3h 37m
About this audiobook
The hospital bed has been delivered, the nurse has gone, and now it is your house, your family and your hands. Hospice sends a team to visit and an on-call number to dial, but most of the daily care of someone who is dying at home falls to the people who love them. Nobody sat you down and explained how to wash someone in bed, when to open the medicine box, what that breathing sound means, or exactly what to say when you phone the nurse at 3 a.m. Hospice Care at Home is the calm, practical manual for that work. It is not a book about whether to choose hospice or what to decide about treatment, and it is not a grief memoir. It is the hands-on guide for the weeks when hospice is already in the house: setting up the room, daily personal care, medicines without mistakes, easing pain and breathlessness, knowing when to call, understanding the signs that death is near, and knowing what to do in the hours afterward. Inside, you'll learn: Written in a calm, kind voice for adult children, spouses, partners and grandchildren, with a checklist at the end of every chapter and a Quick Reference you can tape to the wall.
Audiobook details
GenreSelf-Help, Psychology
Length3 hrs 37 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 11, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Hospice Care at Home
2Important Notice
3When the Hospital Bed Arrives
4Chapter 1: What Hospice at Home Means and Who Is on Your Team
5Chapter 2: Setting Up the Room and the House
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6Chapter 3: Daily Personal Care Without Losing Dignity
7Chapter 4: Medicines Without Mistakes
8Chapter 5: Pain and Breathlessness
9Chapter 6: Restlessness, Confusion and Appetite
10Chapter 7: When and How to Call the Hospice Nurse
11Chapter 8: Signs That Death Is Approaching
12Chapter 9: Fear, Faith and Last Conversations
13Chapter 10: Paperwork, Money and Who Decides
14Chapter 11: Children in the House
15Chapter 12: Looking After the Caregiver
16Chapter 13: The Moment of Death and the Hours After
17Chapter 14: Funerals, Paperwork and the First Weeks of Grief
18When the House Is Quiet Again
19Quick Reference: Calls, Signs, Checklists and Terms