Here are five vital considerations as you enter the end-of-life planning stage for yourself, a loved one, or anyone else.

Planning ahead for your end-of-life care can give your future self – and loved ones – less to worry about when the time comes. Planning is not light work, however, so you may want to be ...

including improved quality of life and more effective end-of-life care planning[3]. As cancer treatments evolve, palliative care must adapt to address new challenges faced by patients, such as ...

The cost of end-of-life care for a pet can be substantial — that's why I'm glad we had pet insurance for our dog before he ...

He just wanted to die without pain. I realized that end-of-life care was a mess I had made a life-and-death mistake on both sides. I'd withheld treatment from a young, relatively healthy mom but ...

The former chief justice of the state Supreme Court is the prime sponsor of House Bill 254, known as “The New Hampshire End of Life Freedom Act,” which gives terminally ill adults the choice to take ...

Part of clients' anxiety about this issue stems from the uncertainty of how much or how long such health care expenses will ...

Towards the end of life, you might want to make decisions about your care. This includes any instructions for refusing treatment. It can sometimes be very difficult to know what care and treatment to ...

Teens with cancer who participated in family-centered advance care planning reported greater levels of pain, depression and ...