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This is intended to be informational to people who want to know how to handle a complaint about a hospice provider. Most hospices want to resolve your problem and will work with you to correct it. Communication is key and most hospices will be eager to resolve any difficulty. This information is specific to the US.

Problem with a staff member or minor issues that do not impact the quality of care: Call your hospice and ask to speak to the director of nurses, the clinical manager or the administrator. You don't have to be specific about the complaint unless you want to, you can simply say that the person providing care doesn't fit well with the personalities in your home if it is a

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I've lost three of four grandparents to alcohol-related illness. My grandmother's death due to cirrhosis was particularly difficult. My mother, an adult child toxic narcissist who doesn't know she is addicted to Xanax constantly complains to me to about my father who has gone from functional alcoholic to trying to drink himself to death. Now my youngest daughter is in rehab. I'm pretty numb to all of them but sometimes feelings break through and holding boundaries is exhausting.

Does anyone else feel like they are swimming in a lake of crazy?

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