Yolo Hospice & CWC: America needs a plan of care
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Dee Martinez, left, clinical manager, and LaDonna Seeley, clinical educator, discuss a plan of care in Yolo Hospice’s new Clinical Education and Simulation Lab. Courtesy photo
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Maya Angelou, the great American poet and civil rights activist, once said, “I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.”
With great intention, that sentiment drives the delivery of care at Yolo Hospice and Citizens Who Care. It is why our staff never enter someone’s home without asking, “How are you feeling today?” And, before a clinician leaves someone’s house, they will say, “Is there anything more I can do. . . to help you feel better? I have time.”