We Appreciate, and Need, Nurses More than Ever

Patients and their families have complimented our nurses for their care, and we always want to continue to provide that kind of exceptional care for our patients. But we need to encourage more people to consider the nursing industry, as our population continues to age.
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Hospice Nurses: Building a Relationship of Comfort

Three Liberty Hospice nurses describe what it is like to be a hospice nurse and their relationships with their patients. Category: Education Uploaded by: HomeCareHelp Hosted: youtube

Hospice Patients Receive Special Deliveries

  Liberty Hospice delivered roses to all of its patients to honor them as part of Patient Recognition Week.     Deliveries were made during scheduled nurse visits Feb. 1-7, as a thank you for those hospice patients and their… Read More

A First-Hand Look at Hospice Care

Jim Roberts speaks first-hand about how much hospice care has helped his family. “It has been a godsend,” he said from his home in Southern Pines, NC. “You don’t realize how much it can help until you start it.”  … Read More

The Importance of Advance Directives

Chaplain and Volunteer Coordinator Archie Stevens discusses the importane of having an advance directive. An advance directive helps patients spell out the course of action they wish to have taken to their doctors and caregivers. It helps people make important… Read More

Hospice Caregiver Holiday Advice

Alanda McLeod of Liberty HomeCare & Hospice Services discusses some tips for hospice caregivers during the holidays. For more information and advice for caregivers, please visit homecare-help.com. Category: EducationUploaded by: HomeCareHelpHosted: youtube

Caring for Someone With Alzheimer’s

Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s can be difficult. Kimberly Armstrong, Hospice Patient Care Coordinator for Liberty HomeCare & Hospice Services, discusses some tips and resources for Alzheimer’s caregivers. Liberty HomeCare & Hospice Services is a family-owned home health… Read More

Man Doesn’t Know He’s Dying

Steven Kunze has had no short-term memory for the past 14 years, and is now dying of throat cancer. WSET-TV interviewed his wife Martha and Liberty HomeCare & Hospice Services nurse Lisa Adkins about the family’s ordeal and how Martha… Read More

Maintaining Strength as a Caregiver

Martha Kunze cared for her husband, Stephen, for 13 years. Stephen suffered an aneurysm in 1996, and had no short-term memory since then. He was diagnosed with tongue cancer, and was in hospice care with Liberty HomeCare & Hospice Services…. Read More