A south St. Louis County hospice house offers patients alternative for end-of-life care

For the last three weeks, 102-year-old Maxine Blaine has called room 13 at the de Greeff Hospice House home.

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[@elopzy7594]

Thats my mother the hospice nurse she is an angel the love and care my mother has for the patients is a gift from God my mother takes care of her patients like they are her own. She spends more time at the hospice house then she does at home she enjoys her job and her objective is to make the patients as comfortable as possible nothing but pure love. My mothers haer is so pure and loves assisting and taking care of all her patients. I love you Mom you are the true definition of a superhero you will always be my Superwoman.

[@pattihawks353]

A wonderful concept, if you can afford it. God bless her and everyone there. I used to work with Hospice patients, and love each one, as if they were family. 🙏🦋🙏🦋🙏

[@elopzy7594]

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[@FupawesleyGot8byWarren]

All care givers ain’t good

[@grumpyoldlady_rants]

It’s wrong that Medicare and other insurance providers don’t pay for this end of life care. Not every family can have a loved one receive hospice care in their home but the alternative shouldn’t be to have to die in a hospital.