Let's Talk Hospice: The Gift of Being Home

Welcome to The Gift of Being Home . We started this podcast because, honestly, we hear it all the time, ‘We wish we had called hospice sooner.’ At Coastal Hospice , we’ve been caring for our Lower Eastern Shore communities for 46 years, and families have trusted us to walk alongside them during some of life’s hardest moments. This podcast is just an extension of that, helping people understand what hospice really is, when to call, and how it can make a difference sooner rather than later. If we can help even one family feel more prepared or supported, then it’s worth it.

Let's Talk Hospice: The Gift of Being Home is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 6 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Let's Talk Hospice: The Gift of Being Home, a education show with 6 episodes published.

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  Episode #4

  What Happens When You Call Hospice?

  Jul 27, 202615 minS2026

  <p>Let’s talk about what happens when you call hospice. For a lot of people, that first call feels like a big step. And honestly, it’s usually a lot simpler and a lot more supportive than people expect. We will walk through it, so you know exactly what the first call looks like and what happens next.</p><p>Our moderator, Lauren King, BSW, Coastal Hospice Provider & Community Relations Team Leader, recently sat down with Nancy Stewart, Coastal Hospice Director of Access and Coastal Palliative Care Services, to discuss “What Happens When You Call Hospice” and help guide families...

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  Episode #10

  Managing Pain Without Fear

  Jul 27, 202629 minS2026

  <p>Managing pain can sometimes feel overwhelming, especially with the fears and questions that often come with it. A lot of people worry about medications, or wonder if they’ll be too strong, or if it means something more serious is happening. And those are normal concerns. We’re going to talk through how hospice manages pain safely, what to expect, and how we make sure patients are comfortable without that fear. </p><p>Our moderator, Lauren King, BSW, Coastal Hospice Provider & Community Relations Team Leader, recently sat down with Lyndsey Hogue, DNP, MHA, CRNP, FNP-BC, Nurse Practitioner in Hospice and...

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  Episode #11

  The Final Days: What Changes and Why?

  Jul 27, 202611 minS2026

  <p>One of the most difficult parts for families is not knowing what to expect or understanding what is normal during the final days of life. We will walk you through some of the common changes, why they happen, and how hospice helps keep patients comfortable through it all.</p><p>Our moderator, Lauren King, BSW, Coastal Hospice Provider & Community Relations Team Leader, recently sat down with Ann Lovely RN, BSN, CHPN, Coastal Hospice President & CEO Coastal Hospice to discuss, “The Final Days: What Changes and Why” and help educate the community about the many layers of support hospice provides.</p><p...

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  Episode #6

  The 6-Month Myth: Explaining Eligibility & Hospice Care

  Jul 27, 202611 minS2026

  <p>You’ve probably heard that hospice is only for the last six months of life, and that’s where a lot of folks get stuck. Because it’s not really that simple. We’re going to clear up what that means, how eligibility and hospice care really work, and why waiting for a timeline can sometimes cause people to miss out on support they could have had sooner.</p><p>Our moderator, Lauren King, BSW, Coastal Hospice Provider & Community Relations Team Leader, recently sat down with Lauren Blair, LMSW, VDTCT, DACE Coach Director of Business Development, to discuss “The 6 Month Myth...

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  Episode #8

  Caring for Someone at Home: What Families Should Expect

  Jul 27, 202611 minS2026

  <p>Many families hope to care for their loved one at home, though navigating that journey can sometimes feel overwhelming. You want to do it right; you want them to be comfortable, and sometimes you’re just not sure what to expect day-to-day. So, we’re going to walk through what caring for someone at home really looks like, and how hospice supports you along the way.</p><p>Our moderator, Lauren King, BSW, Coastal Hospice Provider & Community Relations Team Leader, recently sat down with Stacy Cottingham PhD, RN Director of Quality Improvement, to discuss “Caring for Someone at Home: What F...

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