Jay’s Heart
Jay’s Heart
End of life discussions, understanding options, and getting pertinent, real life questions answered. Jay's Heart is a tribute to my dad who converted his care plan to comfort, palliative in July 2023.
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Episodios
Palliative Care, Hospice, What are these? 18.01.2024 41:53
Can you describe the difference between palliative and hospice- they are different! Knowing the difference and understanding these pathways can improve your healthcare journey.
Advance Health Care Directive 09.01.2024 35:11
AHCD, Advance Health Care Directive What is it, why do you need it, why do we need it?
Mental Toughness and Resiliency 30.12.2023 34:16
A story behind bouncing back in difficult scenarios; a healthcare perspective
The Reason Why 23.12.2023 33:54
How and why did Jay's Heart come about? The road to palliative and difficult decision making.
There is no place like home (Dorothy, Wizard of Oz, 1939) 14.12.2023 35:34
This episode is for you if you or someone you love has ever been hospitalized and unable to return home. Write to diane@jaysheart.com with questions.
Details on choosing code status including DNR, DNI 27.11.2023 40:59
Do you know what code status is? Do you or a family member need help deciding on code status? This is a discussion on options and an opportunity to ask more questions. Check out jaysheart.com for more information.
Intro to End of Life 27.11.2023 37:43
In this episode we start the conversation to plan for end of life and discuss why a plan is important. Jay's Heart is a tribute to my dad who transitioned to comfort care, palliative in July of 2023.
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