Southern Comfort Hospice

05/14/2026

Most caregivers wish they had started hospice earlier than when they were referred by the physician/hospital. Declines in function, appetite, and cognition are worth giving SOUTHERN COMFORT HOSPICE a call. No pressure, just the information you need to get you the support you need to care for your loved one. Call us today!

05/13/2026

05/08/2026

We are thankful for our amazing nurses!!!! Drop a heart emoji if you know and love a nurse! (Let us know who they are and we will celebrate them too!)

04/30/2026

Volunteering for hospice is a great way to “give back” to those who would love companionship. Call 470-354-3231!!!

11/19/2025

Dementia care tip #2 Establish routines but be flexible if your loved ones deviates. In my 20 years of working with Dementia patients, I have found that they are similar to those suffering from autism in that schedules provide emotional security for them. They know what to expect and when things are chaotic that is when you have behavior problems. The main difference between the two diseases is that the Dementia patient emotionally desires the schedule but cannot remember the schedule. So, provide gentle reminders like “Good morning, Momma. It is time to get get ready for breakfast”. This generation lived by schedules and a routine will help. Try to do the same order every day. Hope this helps!

11/04/2025

Here at Southern Comfort, we try to bring happiness with each visit with our patients. Many are facing fears, frustrations, pain, heartbreak and the list goes on! My goal is to bring excellent care with a bit of laughter! I have learned that laughter truly is the best medicine!!!!

07/30/2025

August is coming and it is National Wellness and Immunization month. Just take a deep breath in, hold for 3 seconds and release. Adding this simple exercise to your routine will help to refocus you and bring a calm to any chaotic day.

07/30/2025

Dementia Caregiver tip #1: You join their world and not vice versa. Many caregivers try to reorient their loved ones to reality without realizing that what the dementia patient believes to be happening is their reality. It is okay if they believe it is 1942. Especially at the latter stages. Trying to reorient can cause anger, frustration, and behavioral issues. Make both of your lives easier and affirm what he/she believes to be true and show them love.

11/15/2024

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