by CHP Home Care & Hospice | Aug 5, 2022 | Articles
By Kenneth J. Doka There is little more difficult than working through grief. After all, we may have to deal with a rand of confusing and even conflicting emotions that include sadness, anger, guilt, and perhaps, even relief. We may have to totally reorganize our...
by CHP Home Care & Hospice | Jul 15, 2022 | Articles
By Barbara Karnes If I stop treatment does it mean I stop trying? If I stop trying does it mean I’ll start dying? I don’t want to die. When faced with the above considerations, what decision do we make? How do we face the realization that “I am going to die”? Most of...
by CHP Home Care & Hospice | Mar 31, 2022 | Articles
As we wrap up March and National Social Work Month, we focus on the unique role of home health and hospice social workers. CHP social workers advocate for each patient and provide emotional and practical support. They help patients and families with accepting a...
by CHP Home Care & Hospice | Mar 29, 2022 | Articles
Palliative care can provide relief to people with severe, but not necessarily life-ending, health conditions. But often patients — and their doctors — don’t realize they can take advantage of a team-based treatment approach that may include social workers and...
by CHP Home Care & Hospice | Feb 23, 2022 | Articles, News Release, Videos
Daniel Roebuck, an actor best known for roles including Deputy Marshal Robert Biggs in The Fugitive and its spinoff film U.S. Marshals, plus television roles in Lost, Matlock, and more, is coming to Bryan and Van Wert for showings of a 2017 film he wrote, directed,...
by CHP Home Care & Hospice | Feb 4, 2022 | Articles, News Release
Danny Mullins of Kenton depends on the home health care services he receives daily from CHP Home Care & Hospice. “I can’t do without them,” Mullins said of the home health aides who come to his home each day. “They’re the most important part of my life. Without...
