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  • Home
    • When to Consider Hospice
    • Expert Palliative and Hospice Care In Fort Worth Texas
    • Palliative Care
    • Palliative Care Vs. Hospice
  • Services
    • Our Core Services
      • How To Live With A Terminal Illness – The Hard Truths
      • What Is Failure To Thrive?
      • Alzheimer’s Disease
        • Assessment of Alzheimer’s Dementia – FAST Scale
      • Lewy Body Dementia
      • Hospice Care For HIV And AIDS Patients
      • Hospice Care For Patients With Advanced Liver Disease
    • Controlling Pain and Symptoms
    • Caregiver Resources
      • Caregiver And Patient Hospital Discharge Checklist
      • Caregiver Resource List
      • Elderly Loneliness
      • Signs of Death
      • Stages of Imminent Death
      • How To Address Grief
      • Valuable Activities To Do With Your Loved One
      • How Do You Treat Shortness Of Breath At The End Of Life?
    • Healthcare Providers – How To Decide?
      • Is Your Patient Appropriate For A Referral?
      • Assessment Of Falls In The Elderly
    • Frequently Asked Questions
      • Types of Facilities
      • What Does A Hospice Nurse Do?
      • What Does A Hospice CNA Do?
      • What Does A Hospice Social Worker Do?
      • What Does A Hospice Chaplain Do?
    • Downloadable Material
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Palliative Care Blog Posts

  • How To Talk To A Loved One Who Just Got Diagnosed With Cancer?
    Palliative Care

    How To Talk To A Loved One Who Just Got Diagnosed With Cancer?

    ByMichael Franklin Palliative Care

    Dealing with a family member who has cancer can be emotionally and physically challenging. Here are some pieces of advice that may help you navigate this difficult time: Remember, cancer affects not only the individual but also their loved ones. … Read More

    Read More How To Talk To A Loved One Who Just Got Diagnosed With Cancer?Continue

  • Can Someone in a Coma Still Hear? Navigating Caregiving and Conversations in Hospice 
    Healthcare | Hospice | Palliative Care

    Can Someone in a Coma Still Hear? Navigating Caregiving and Conversations in Hospice 

    ByCandace Wolmarans, RN Healthcare, Hospice, Palliative Care

    A coma is a state of deep unconsciousness that can be brought on by various medical conditions, such as severe brain injuries or certain illnesses. For loved ones and caregivers, it raises many questions, one of which is whether someone … Read More

    Read More Can Someone in a Coma Still Hear? Navigating Caregiving and Conversations in Hospice Continue

  • Tips That May Help Foster Healthy Aging:
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    Tips That May Help Foster Healthy Aging:

    ByDaniel Khan Palliative Care

    If you have older family members or loved ones, you may worry a lot about their health as they grow older. As people age, the chances of developing chronic illnesses like heart disease, type 2 diabetes, arthritis, cancer, and dementia … Read More

    Read More Tips That May Help Foster Healthy Aging:Continue

  • The Heart-Wrenching Reality of Caring for Dying Patients
    Bereavement | Hospice | Palliative Care

    The Heart-Wrenching Reality of Caring for Dying Patients

    ByDr. Tayyab Ghafoor Bereavement, Hospice, Palliative Care

    It was another busy day in the intensive care unit, and I was already feeling exhausted before my shift had even begun. But as soon as I walked through the door, I knew I had to put on a brave … Read More

    Read More The Heart-Wrenching Reality of Caring for Dying PatientsContinue

  • How To Create Lasting Memories
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    How To Create Lasting Memories

    ByLauren Chacon Hospice, Palliative Care

    We often wait for special occasions to snap a photo or video to catch that exact moment for a “perfect” shot. However, a lasting memory doesn’t have to be an event or a special occasion. Sometimes the best memories are … Read More

    Read More How To Create Lasting MemoriesContinue

  • Rainbow Road – Navigating The Precious Time You Have Left
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    Rainbow Road – Navigating The Precious Time You Have Left

    ByTrinity Joroski Hospice, Palliative Care

    When my sister and I were younger, my grandparents absolutely loved going to a restaurant called Fresh Choice. We would go often and create an evening full of memories out of it. My grandparents lived close by to my parents’ … Read More

    Read More Rainbow Road – Navigating The Precious Time You Have LeftContinue

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The Lenity Way

Lenity Light Hospice of Texas (LLH of TX) remains focused to improve care and treatment for our beloved patients. During this difficult and vulnerable time, we strive to be the foundation for the needs of our patients and their families. We want to propel care that has become stagnant for this delicate population into the next century. We drive this change by developing system processes that help reduce unexpected events and errors that may affect a loved one's treatment and quality of life. We are developing new methods and treatment modalities to offer alternatives to our patients that goes beyond the basics of "required" hospice care as directed by Medicare. While others pride themselves on hitting the basics, we are raising the bar on what is considered hospice and comfort care. This "thinking out of the box" approach has allowed us to become the gold standard that other agencies look to copy. These system processes coupled with our unmatched customer service allows us to provide care that sets us apart from the rest of the industry. Give us a call and find out why we are so different.

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Lenity Light Hospice of Texas

5802 Watauga Rd Ste 100 Watauga TX 76148

Fax: 817-928-5692

Phone: 817-406-1500

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    Debunking Common Misconceptions About Hospice Care
  • We Get No Choice. If We Love, We Grieve.
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    We Get No Choice. If We Love, We Grieve.

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