Each year, Paradigm Health joins in the recognition of National Grief Awareness Day on August 30 to recognize the different ways people cope with loss and to promote healing resources. The day’s mission is to: Educate people about grief, create space for loss, offer resources for those experiencing grief, and provide an opportunity to share stories of grief.
Beyond caring for a patient during their end-of-life hospice journey, Paradigm Health cares for the patient’s family as they transition to life without their loved one. Our grief support can offer loved ones and caregivers the resources to navigate the grief process and includes 13 months of support after end of life. An individualized grief support plan of care for our families and caregivers is unique to every individual’s grief process. Depending on the individual plan of care, your grief support team may include a chaplain and assistance from the Paradigm Health support services team including a music therapist, volunteers, and social workers.
Paradigm Health grief support includes:
- Grief Support Newsletters
- Mailings and Phone Calls
- Grief Support Resources and Coping Tips
- Virtual and In-person Support Groups
