hospice English

Meaning hospice meaning

What does hospice mean?

Definitions in simple English

hospice Noun

— A hospice is a place where sick people are treated, especially people that are about to die. My aunt was moved to a hospice last week.

hospice

— noun a lodging for travelers (especially one kept by a monastic order)

— noun a program of medical and emotional care for the terminally ill

Synonyms hospice synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as hospice?

hospice English » English

inn

hostel

shelter

sanctuary

retreat

guest house

covert

asylum

almshouse

alms-house

Topics hospice topics

What do people use hospice to talk about?

Person Healthy Treat disease

Hospital

• What words refer to a place where the sick and injured are treated?
  hospital infirmary hospice clinic medical center health center doctor's office the doctor's dispensary aid post/station nursing home

Person Healthy

Treat disease

• What words refer to taking care of someone who is sick?
  care for (a patient) nurse (a patient) nurse back to health look after hospice care

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Cancer is the leading cause for hospice care.

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He works to keep her out of the hospice.

He has lived in this hospice for the last 4 years.

He resides at the Lincoln Presbyterian Hospice on 138th Street.

Yes, Megan Turner Augusta, eighty-six years old, living in a hospice in the Bronx.

Every time I sneeze. it's like I'm four sneezes away from the hospice.

Anita Risberg, a nurse at the hospice.

Can I go back to the hospice?

Grace gave up custody when she entered the hospice.

She entered the hospice to die.

Old hospice joke. -Oh, God!

I woke up in this hospice.

You both would be very valuable in my hospice.

Where is your hospice?

You mentioned opening a hospice.

He was a poor old wretch with a crippled daughter. He works to keep her out of the hospice.

I was told you spent your life in an hospice.

I want to create an hospice to bring shelter to the poor. place to sleep, meals and human warmth.

Rick Diaz. This might help. I crossed all the faces from Gina's shots at the hospice. with direct Cruz contacts in Miami and I got nothing.

Maybe this explains why somebody put a hit on Father Ernesto. Let Felipe think he's still ahead of us at the hospice.

Now you wonder if the hospice will take in any new clients?

Why don't you come to the hospice with me.

We do know that some neighbors hated his hospice.

We backed that hospice from the beginning.

To school to sign up to volunteer at the hospice home.

The concept of hospice is an alternative to the medical establishment. Which is a greedy, doctor-controlled bureaucracy that's death-oriented instead of life-oriented.

What will you be doing at the hospice?

I didn't know you volunteered here at the hospice.

I want to create an hospice to bring shelter to the poor.

I beg you, bring me to the hospice, I wish to die there.

To die in the hospice, among the poor, would be like dying in the arms of Christ.

He told me that he would have him commited at the hospice.

Don't put her in the hospice.

Spider now resides at the Lincoln Presbyterian Hospice. for the Elderly, on 138th Street.

Monsieur Sebastian Theus hereby declares that he donates herewith to the Saint Comes Hospice. the earthly goods which Jean Myers bequeathed to him in his last will and testament including his personal effects, his books, and his professional instruments.

I sought an obscure and modest life, as a doctor at the hospice.

But the hospice needed me as did the prior of Cordeliers who died nobly in my arms!

If you are accusing me of having turned the hospice into a meeting-place for dissidents, then I deny that with all my force!

Rest assured, we have already eliminated the hospice as a source of disloyal acts.

He speaks enthusiastically but sometimes incoherently of the hospice.

This hospice has been built by charity, the names of the donors displayed for all to see.

News and current affairs

The ICD code also frames eligibility for related social goods like hospital care, medical retirement, claims for disability compensation, hospice care, and home health care, to name a few.

Japan desperately needs more nurses and hospice workers to care for its aging population, but bureaucratic and political resistance to immigration is deeply entrenched.