The hospice library
Built for the work, not the brochure
Written for the settings your staff actually work in — a living room, a shared home, a facility room at three in the morning. Every regulatory claim was checked against the current eCFR text and the CMS State Operations Manual, and aide scope is taught as the four-condition test at 418.76(g)(2) rather than a task list, because scope is set by your state and your plan of care, not by a training vendor.
Principles of Physical Hospice Care
Comfort at end of life — pain and symptom management, mouth and skin care, why appetite loss is normal, and recognising the signs of actively dying.
Grief and Loss in Hospice Care
Anticipatory grief, complicated grief, children, and the bereavement plan of care your team owes the family after the death.
Rights, Self-Determination & Advance Directives
Living wills, proxies, POLST and what a DNR does not mean — the course that stops an aide starting CPR on a patient with a valid order.
Conditions of Participation for Hospice
What a surveyor measures you against, taught for the people whose work is measured rather than for administrators.
Our administrator continuing education is approved by the National Continuing Education Review Service of the National Association of Long Term Care Administrator Boards — 36.75 participant hours, program approval code 20261214-36.75-A116953-DL, delivered online. NAB credit counts toward NHA, RCAL and HCBS administrator licensure. Add it to any plan for $25 a month, flat, for every administrator on your team.