The suggested topics in this article, provided by The Conversation Project, cover everything from concerns about comfort, being able to be there for milestone events, and making sure your affairs are in order.
"End-of-life discussions with your physician or other licensed caregiver are now being paid for by Medicare — one of the program’s major consumer changes taking effect this year. Thinking and talking about your wishes and the kind of health care you want to receive at the end of your life are probably not at the top of your bucket list, or anywhere close, but such discussions could be very important."
5 things you should know about Medicare's new end-of-life discussions | PBS NewsHour
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Monday, January 25, 2016
5 things you should know about Medicare's new end-of-life discussions | PBS NewsHour
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