Advance Care Planning Gaining Recognition, But Not Utilization

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(Via Hospice News) More people are recognizing the value of advance care planning, but less are apt to follow through with those discussions.

More than two-thirds (68%) of Americans indicated that discussing end-of-life preparations with their loved ones is important in a recent nationwide survey from life insurance provider and global technology company Ethos.

However, among these individuals, less than half (47%) had goals of care conversations with their families or made end-of-life preparations, according to the survey findings. Click here to read on…

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