Synonyms for Hospice
ˈhɒs pɪshos·pice

Princeton's WordNet

1. hospicenoun

   a lodging for travelers (especially one kept by a monastic order)

2. hospicenoun

   a program of medical and emotional care for the terminally ill

Matched Categories

1. • Lodging
   • Medical Care

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1. List of paraphrases for "hospice":

   poorhouse, workhouse, palliative

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1. Heath Robinson:

   Heath’s dying wish was to have fellow brother and sisters [ fellow service members ] who come down with toxic exposure illness to be taken care of in ways we take care of them when they are active duty, he would be proud of all us advocates seeing this go forward. Heath did not know how to give up. Before he was placed on hospice, He told me to continue to be the rock and see this through. Before he passed, he told me he was proud of me for never letting him give up. BIDEN'S STATE OF The Union Address : TOP 5 MOMENTS Heath Robinson said that as she was getting ready to attend The Union Address on Tuesday, she had received a call from the company that made Heath Robinson's headstone that Heath Robinson marker was placed on Heath Robinson grave. Danielle Robinson, seen in this photo with President Biden's sister, Valerie Biden Owens, was invited to a pre-address reception at the White House. ( Susan Zeier).

2. Susanna Schrobsdorff:

   We didn't think, 'Oh, I'll be running around taking my 6-year-old to play dates and meeting with my dad's hospice nurse simultaneously,'.

3. Jon Radulovic:

   With the Brown family, there will probably be a lot of very difficult issues after Bobbi Kristina has passed away, and the hospice bereavement team would be there to help. [They] can hopefully offer support whether it is something that is a spiritual problem or a family dynamic issue.

4. Shannen Doherty:

   I want people to not hear stage 4 cancer and think of the person that is gray and falling over and they can't move and they're going into hospice and they can't work, you get written off so quickly, even though you're vital and healthy and happy and wanting to go out there and work.

5. Tom Frey:

   People are scared, being told you have a year or two to live is like a jail sentence. People are looking for answers. We talk to them about oxygen, hospice, home care. We walk them through getting their affairs in order. We bring it to reality.