Hospice of Wake County,, Inc.

When my wife enter its hospice facility for pain management, she could
converse, walk short distances with a walker, bath herself with a wash cloth,
feed herself, sit up, watch TV, etc. With a little help, she could take care of
her basic needs. A few hours after entering its hospice facility, hospice
managed to turn her into a bedridden zombie that can no longer do any of these
things. Since she has been here, hospice has feed her nothing and has given her
little to drink. Actually, they almost immediately put her in a condition where
she could not eat and could only occasionally drink small amounts. Of coarse
they blame this rapid, almost instantaneous, decline on her disease. I have
become convinced that the policy of hospice is to kill by patient as quickly as
possible by starvation or dehydration and blame the death on the disease. If
hospice feed and water an animal as little as it does its patients, it would be
fined for animal cruelty. Is hospice getting a payoff from the insurance
companies to get the patient to the morgue as quickly as possible? Don?t let
hospice get its hands on anyone you love ? especially at one of its facilities.

— Verified visitor, Oct 2011