Starting Hospice Care
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When and how does one begin hospice care
Bob Bray, MD with Hospice of Spokane says contacting hospice in the early stages of a known terminal illness will benefit both patient and family as time goes on.
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Starting Hospice Care
Clip: Season 15 Episode 1503 | 1m 23sVideo has Closed Captions
Bob Bray, MD with Hospice of Spokane says contacting hospice in the early stages of a known terminal illness will benefit both patient and family as time goes on.
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