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There is no cure for heart failure, but the condition can be managed. Not sure what to expect if you have been diagnosed? Here are answers to some commonly asked questions about living with heart failure.

Legend says that if you whisper to a dove, it will carry your message to the heavens. Please join us for this special memorial event as we celebrate and honor the lives of our Ethos Hospice patients who have passed away this past year.

The words hospice care are often met with emotional barriers and fear. In many cases, the stigma is so strong that family members avoid the conversation until their loved one has just days to live.

Although not curable, early treatment may help slow progression of dementia. Continue reading to learn more about the early signs of dementia and to understand if repeating stories is a common indicator.

Ethos prioritizes the well-being and dignity of every individual we serve. By celebrating Older Americans Month, we embrace the power of human connection to enhance the lives of older adults everywhere.

Many health conditions become more likely to affect you as you age. Some may not cause any symptoms at first, so you may not even realize you have the condition. But even without noticeable symptoms, unrecognized medical conditions can put your health at risk.

A common hospice myth is that choosing hospice care means you’re giving up on your loved one. In reality, early hospice admission can ensure the patient and their family receives all the benefits that hospice has to offer.

A career in home health care or hospice can be rewarding for you as the caregiver, but also for the clients and patients you serve. Read this article to understand a few of the ways in which you could change the lives of those you care for.

Our physical, occupational, and speech therapists play an essential role in our care teams. By working with patients from the comfort of home, therapists make progress possible for our clients. Learn more about in-home physical therapy.

For individuals with advanced CHF, hospice care may be an appropriate decision to ensure care, comfort, and quality of life. In turn, our Ethos team has compiled a guide to help individuals know when to consider hospice for CHF.

Before Ethos began in February of 2014, the Grand Forks and Fargo-Moorhead communities faced a care gap. In the years that followed, the dedicated care teams at Ethos have become an invaluable resource throughout the communities we serve.

The effects of heart failure can typically be managed. Many people continue to live full and enjoyable lives. However, it is important to be aware of the signs of worsening heart failure and know when to contact your doctor.

For families, the words hospice care are often met with a wave of uncertainty. Our team at Ethos Hospice has assembled a guide of what to expect with hospice care. Our goal is to promote awareness as you begin the decision-making process.

Some people can manage diabetes with lifestyle changes alone. This might include eating healthy, maintaining a healthy weight, and being more physically active. Here are some tips to help manage diabetes.

Research indicates that people who change their diets after having a heart attack are less likely to die of heart disease or suffer another cardiac event. Read about these heart healthy diet tips.

Working with older adults is a unique and important healthcare path. Working in senior care teaches individuals many valuable skills that can be applied across the healthcare continuum.

Oftentimes, those we serve have questions surrounding the roles and responsibilities of a home health aide. That’s why we’ve covered how these versatile caregivers support both our clients.

To help you navigate through the season, we compiled a helpful list of 5 tips to avoid holiday stress. By incorporating these tools into your routine, you can foster a sense of peace and joy.

For those who are coping with grief during the holidays, these cherished months can shift from a time of celebration and togetherness to an unbearable experience.

Ethos Home Health Care and Hospice was voted Best of the Red River Valley by readers of the Fargo Forum in the category Best Home Health Care.

Pneumonia is a respiratory illness, or lung infection, caused by a virus, bacteria or fungus. This blog will walk through everything you need to know about pneumonia.

Ethos Hospice is committed to providing recognition and Veteran-centric care to military Veterans and their families when facing a life-limiting illness. Read more about specialty Veteran care.

Physical therapy is a proven treatment method that helps people heal from injuries, disabilities, and health conditions. Read about some of the most common reasons for physical therapy.

As you get older, it is important to be physically active. Regular exercise can help you stay healthier as you age. There are several ways to stay physically active, but what are the best exercises for older adults?

When it comes to making decisions about who will care for you or your loved ones, it’s critical to gather all necessary information. This article will review what questions to ask a home health care provider.

Ethos Home Health Care and Hospice is honored to be nominated as the Best Home Health Care by readers of the Fargo Forum. Voting is now open and we need your help to vote for Ethos!

Although you may not always be able to predict that someone is about to have a stroke, sometimes there are warning signs that may occur before a stroke happens. Read more about the warning signs.

This article lays out what an advance care directive means, what it might include, and how hospice care can provide peace and comfort to individuals and their families at the end of life.

In the wake of an injury, illness, or health set-back, many individuals would prefer to recover from the comfort of home and would also choose home as their top place to be as they age. Is home health care right for you?

Whatever type of loss you’ve suffered, there’s no right or wrong way to handle grief after the loss of a loved one. Grieving is a highly individual experience, and your grief reactions can depend on many factors.