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Planning for end-of-life care

Over the years you have probably planned for many events, such as weddings or vacations, but if you are like many others, you may not have thought about end-of-life care. Or you may not have re-visited your plans in a long time. With both an aging population and an increase in treatment options, it is important for all of us to think about how we approach end-of-life planning, care and communication. We have compiled a list of resources to get you thinking about your end-of-life wishes.


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