You Can Go Off Hospice Care

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Written By Fei Wu

Did you know…
…you can go off hospice care after enrolling?

It’s true! There are 2 ways people can stop receiving hospice care:

1. “Discharge”. This means the person’s health improved enough that they are no longer eligible for hospice and the hospice discharges them from service. (It happens all the time)

2. “Revocation”. This means the person, or the healthcare proxy, decides to not receive hospice care anymore. This choice can be made at any time and is up to the person or the family.

In both cases, the person can always come back onto hospice care! Many people don’t know this about hospice, and we think the more we all know about these resources and how they work, the better equipped we are to make decisions for ourselves or someone we’re caring for.

Have questions about hospice care? Email us anytime: info@mettlehealth.com

 

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Fei Wu

Fei Wu is the creator and host for Feisworld Podcast. She earned her 3rd-Degree Black Belt in Tae Kwon Do, persisting when the other 8 year-olds quit the hobby. Now she teaches kids how to kick and punch, and how to be better humans.

She hosts a podcast called Feisworld which attracts 100,000 downloads and listeners from 40 different countries. In 2016, Fei left her lucrative job in advertising to build a company of her own. She now has the freedom to help small businesses and people reach their goals by telling better stories, finding more customers and creating new revenue streams.

https://www.feisworld.com
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