Two websites that every patient and family should know about…

Two websites that every patient and family should know about…

Life & Death Matters Post

Imagine… a personal, protected site that makes it easy to post a health update, send out an email blast to friends and family, and better yet,…  list anything that you need help with.  A website that will save you time and energy of making multiple requests and worrying about being a burden.

Or

Imagine… you are eager to know how your friend is doing… and you want to support her by doing some errands or providing care that she needs.  You don’t want to keep phoning, are afraid of being a burden, and you hate to ask “Is there anything I can do for you?” Instead you go to her website, get a health update, check the calendar to see what she needs, and sign up to provide a drive to the doctor, a meal for the family, and some time to sit with her. Five minutes later you receive an email to confirm your committment.  The next day you receive an email to remind you of the doctors appointment.

Wow! Simple.  Clear.  Easy.

Two examples of this type of service include Lotsahelpinghands and CaringBridge

Has anyone used these websites?  Are there other websites that are similar?  What works?  What doesn’t work?   I look forward to learning more!

One Response

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

From Our Blog

Shopping cart0
There are no products in the cart!
Continue shopping

Join now to receive tips and insights on providing palliative care.

Courtney Murrell is a PSW who works in hospice palliative care.

When she is not at work, she is spending time with her family, going on hikes or writing. Courtney is a lifelong learner and loves to share her passion for writing as a wellness practice.

Skip to content