Laredo Hospice

For elderly loved ones, avoiding peak afternoon heat can help reduce stress and keep the day more comfortable. A little planning can make summer days easier for both patients and caregivers.

When possible, plan appointments, errands, and outdoor time for the cooler parts of the day.

Every life has value. Every story matters. Every family deserves care and support.

On World Population Day, we recognize the people, families, and communities that make up the world around us.

Living with a chronic disease can affect more than physical health. It can impact daily routines, emotional well-being, and family life.

On Chronic Disease Awareness Day, we recognize the importance of support, comfort, and care that meets people where they are.

We’re growing and looking to add compassionate, dedicated professionals to our team for the positions of Account Executive, Clinical preferred but will consider all candidates.
If you’re ready to make a meaningful difference and bring comfort, support, and care to patients and families, we invite you to connect with us. We are actively filling multiple positions and locations, and qualified applicants are encouraged to apply.
Scan the QR code today to learn more and take the next step in your career. Openings are limited.

During hot weather, a simple hydration reminder can help. Some elderly loved ones may not ask for water or may not feel thirsty, so caregivers can offer fluids throughout the day when it is appropriate for their care needs.

Always follow the patient’s care plan and any fluid guidance from the hospice team.

Sometimes the most meaningful moments are the quiet ones.

Father/Daughter Take a Walk Day is a reminder to slow down, share time together, and appreciate the simple moments that become lasting memories.

Mental health matters at every age and in every community.

This month, we recognize the importance of listening, supporting, and making space for conversations about emotional well-being, especially among minority communities.

Fireworks may be part of the celebration, but for some people, the noise can be overwhelming.

This holiday, please be mindful of neighbors, seniors, veterans, hospice patients, and pets who may be sensitive to loud sounds.

A few simple ways to help:
Keep windows closed, lower blinds, turn on soft music or the TV, keep pets indoors, and check in on loved ones who may need extra comfort.

A little awareness can make the holiday safer and calmer for everyone.

Some people carry a lifetime of stories, service, and strength.

This Independence Day week, we are thinking of the veterans in our community and the families who have stood beside them. Their service deserves to be recognized with respect, care, and compassion at every stage of life.

We are proud to support patients and families with care that honors the whole person, not just their needs.