2012 Annual Report - Livingston Memorial Visiting Nurses Association
2012 Annual Report - Livingston Memorial Visiting Nurses Association
2012 Annual Report - Livingston Memorial Visiting Nurses Association
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livingSTON HOSPICE & palliative care<br />
You matter to the last moment of your life, and we will do all we can, not only to<br />
help you die peacefully, but to live until you die.<br />
— Dame Cicely Saunders, founder of the first modern hospice<br />
On behalf of my sisters and brother,<br />
we wish to extend our heartfelt<br />
gratitude to each staff member<br />
at <strong>Livingston</strong> for the remarkable<br />
professionalism and inspiring care<br />
rendered to our mother. We will be<br />
indebted to you for providing the<br />
constant care and support to enable<br />
her to stay at her home. We are so<br />
moved by the tree planted in the Los<br />
Padres National Forest in memory<br />
of her. — Daughter, Thousand Oaks<br />
ivingston has been providing hospice services in Ventura County<br />
since 1985. Our dedicated hospice team specializes in combining<br />
medical knowledge with compassionate care to relieve suffering,<br />
provide comfort and restore dignity to each individual we serve.<br />
livingston Hospice helps families provide care to patients of any age,<br />
including children. Our goal is to help families feel confident, comfortable and<br />
supported while caring for their loved one at this special time. Bereavement<br />
support groups are also an important part of the program.<br />
livingston Palliative Care is specialized holistic care that focuses on<br />
treating the pain and symptoms of a serious illness. It is care that supports<br />
individuals and their families as they explore their goals for future care.<br />
Hospice Patients: 679<br />
Days on Care: 30,345<br />
Age 0-17 5 / 1%<br />
18-34 4 / 1%<br />
35-59 41 / 6%<br />
60-104 629 / 92%<br />
Subsidized Care Patients: 28<br />
Subsidized Care Provided: $19,650<br />
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