The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly with Robyn Foley and Ronda Potts

Hospice care can provide a great deal of comfort and support to families in need. It allows patients to spend their final days in the comfort of their own home, surrounded by loved ones. Hospice professionals provide emotional and spiritual support to patients and their families, helping them to cope with the end-of-life journey. The good of hospice care is that families can feel at ease knowing their loved ones are receiving compassionate care and support during their final days.

Unfortunately, not all hospice experiences are positive. There have been cases where patients have received poor care, or have been neglected by hospice professionals. It's important for families to do their research and choose a reputable hospice care provider. The bad of hospice care is that families may experience subpar care, leading to unnecessary stress and anxiety during an already difficult time.

In some cases, patients have experienced abuse from hospice care professionals. This is a rare occurrence, but it highlights the importance of being vigilant and reporting any suspicious behavior. The ugly of hospice care is that some patients have experienced harm at the hands of those who are supposed to be providing them with care and support.