I think if she came back looking for help from someone that hasn’t actually been helpful in the past, she will be back. If she qualifies for Medicare Part A, it covers Hospice services 100%. Two companies in my town of 250,000 have several rooms at a local hospital set aside as their hospice unit (one company at either hospital) so I am certain there is a company in your town with the same set up so she will have a place to stay. Hospice is truly a gift, providing comfort, a social worker, and a chaplain if she’s interested.

I have been worried about an older individual since yesterday. I work at one of those coworking places similar to Wework and an older lady came in and asked if the manager was in because she does not have access to a computer and they said they would help but they are never around. She asked if I could help her out to find a list of hospices around here because she had a couple of months to live. I did find a list of places for her but I know nothing about that field but hopefully, I will run into her again to pass my contact information so she has someone to help. I did ask the ask Portland for hospice recommendations and I learned quite a bit about healthcare and what places to call etc. I just felt like a knob when I was trying to help her find a place. I hope she finds a place so she can have a home but can relax as much as she can in her last months.