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At Pop's Path, we are committed to providing compassionate end-of-life support through our dedicated death doula services. Our mission is to honor the wishes of individuals and their families during this sacred time, ensuring that everyone feels respected and cared for with the guidance of an end-of-life doula.
Please reach us at traci@popspath.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Hospice is a wonderful organization that provides highly skilled, compassionate and caring medical professionals and support services to the patient and their families. Hospice provides invaluable education and tools that are critical for a positive end of life experience. Having to provide 24-hour care at the end of life can be overwhelming at times for the caregivers. End-Of-Life Doulas can provide relief and fill in the gaps, providing support to the family. Helping to support to create a beautiful space and uphold the sacredness of the dying process.
The End-of-Life Doula does not take the place of hospice. They are a wonderful ally and support person that work alongside other providers, following and reinforcing established plans for care already established by hospice with the family.
The End-Of-Life Doula will not administer medications or perform any medical procedures.
The End-of Life Doula will follow HIPAA guidelines for privacy.
End-Of-Life Doula services are not covered by insurance.
Death Doulas can be contacted at any time during the end of life process. The sooner the doula can enter into the process, the more time can be spent getting to know the individual and family, creating quality care plans, prioritizing end of life needs, and creating sacred space and meaning for the individual and family.
It depends on how much support someone needs! Everyone’s needs are different; some folks may want to meet for an hour each week to go over paperwork, and once that is complete they may not need us for some time. Other people may have more urgent needs and require additional hours as they are closer to the end of life. Our job as your doula is to help you identify your needs if you are uncertain. Anyone working with a doula should feel comfortable asking about time when meeting with them
Ask questions, like those below, to potential end-of-life doulas to help discern who is a good fit for you. Remember that many doulas offer free consultations to talk about these things — so feel free to ask anything!
Traci’s services are all available in person in the Treasure Valley area and virtually.
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