Stan

So where do these, just for instance, where do hospice volunteers get trained? I mean, I kind of perceive it as a neighbor. Could be a neighbor that comes in and just spends time with you, but they aren't necessarily trained.

So let me ask you, you know, you mentioned the link between hospice care and Medicare. Okay. Where Medicare will cover hospice care. All right. Is it typical for health plans or insurance companies to cover hospice hospice or not? And if not, what do people do or what can they do if a person that they know is coming to the end of their life?

So let me ask you, you know, you mentioned the link between hospice care and Medicare. Okay. Where Medicare will cover hospice care. All right. Is it typical for health plans or insurance companies to cover hospice hospice or not? And if not, what do people do or what can they do if a person that they know is coming to the end of their life?

What do they do if hospice isn't an option for them through insurance?

What do they do if hospice isn't an option for them through insurance?

Wow.

Wow.

You can see it's a team.

You can see it's a team.

You know, it's, it's interesting for, if you ever, what I have noticed at least is whenever you read an obituary after somebody has passed, oftentimes I will read A really special thank you goes to the hospice team that cared for the individual. So people really connect with, or at least it seems as though they connect with the hospice providers of care.

You know, it's, it's interesting for, if you ever, what I have noticed at least is whenever you read an obituary after somebody has passed, oftentimes I will read A really special thank you goes to the hospice team that cared for the individual. So people really connect with, or at least it seems as though they connect with the hospice providers of care.

So here's another thing, kind of sidebar thing. help or assistance. So you mentioned, you know, like a spiritual leader, we had one of our shows was on spirituality and health. And so Help me. I assume, you know, besides pets may be helping out, but maybe, you know, a pastor or some clergy or rabbi connects somehow or other with hospice care providers. Is that?

So here's another thing, kind of sidebar thing. help or assistance. So you mentioned, you know, like a spiritual leader, we had one of our shows was on spirituality and health. And so Help me. I assume, you know, besides pets may be helping out, but maybe, you know, a pastor or some clergy or rabbi connects somehow or other with hospice care providers. Is that?

Chaplains themselves, okay.

Chaplains themselves, okay.

And do they, are they trained as well? Or are they just- who they are as rabbis or pastors or whatever.

And do they, are they trained as well? Or are they just- who they are as rabbis or pastors or whatever.

You know, Barry, I wonder if it's part of the- Yeah, go ahead.

You know, Barry, I wonder if it's part of the- Yeah, go ahead.

You know, it's interesting. I was going to say kind of the same thing. It's kind of my perception of this 500%. It's kind of counter to what physicians say. want themselves. They want to be able to cure or better disease manage.