Caregiver Journey Webinar | 07/28/22
The Caregiver Journey: Palliative Care and Hospice–What’s the Difference and How Can They Help?
Palliative care and hospice care have many similarities and share the common objective of relieving pain and symptoms. Yet there are key differences for us to be aware of as caregivers.
In this Caregiver Journey Webinar, Matt Perrin and Mary Pat Scoltock from Carallel demystify palliative and hospice care. They discuss the differences, help you understand when and how each can help, and share questions to ask when considering palliative or hospice care.
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Mary Pat Scoltock is a Care Advocate at Carallel. She has over 30+ years working in healthcare across Hospice, Palliative Care, Home Health, Advanced Illness Management, Senior living, Long-term care and Assisted living.
Matt is a family caregiver for his mother who is living with Alzheimer’s Disease. Challenges he encountered while trying to find the right care led him to start Ro & Steve, a senior care review website built for consumers. At Carallel, Matt drives the digital content development and distribution strategy. His focus is on supporting caregivers by providing the practical, relatable, and informative perspective people need — wherever they may be in their journey of caring for a loved one.
Contact Carallel if you’re a health plan, healthcare provider, or employer, and see how our human led + tech enabled service will make you the leader in your industry when it comes to supporting caregivers.
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