Compassionate Care for Your Loved Ones

Caring for a loved one is a rewarding experience, but it’s also an emotionally and physically demanding job. When caregiving responsibilities begin to become overwhelming, it’s important for family members to seek out respite. It’s impossible to give what you don’t have, and if you’re caring for someone with chronic illness or terminal disease, it can be easy to burn out or develop compassion fatigue.

Compassionate care for your loved ones with compassion are able to understand the needs and emotions of their patients, and they use their caring hearts to build meaningful connections and provide emotional support. They communicate clearly and compassionately, and they understand the importance of fostering trust and open communication with their clients. In addition, they are able to recognize when their patients are experiencing disquiet and provide them with comfort and reassurance.

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Lastly, caregivers with compassion have the ability to recognize their own emotions and feelings, and they are able to seek out self-compassion and understanding. They can empathize with their own struggles and hardships, as well as the difficulties they may have in balancing their home life, work life and caring for their loved ones.

If you are an Aetna medical member, our nurse case managers can help discuss your options for Compassionate care and support services for your loved one. Just call the Member Services number on your ID card. Our nurses understand the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of individuals in end-of-life care. They are trained to help you navigate the complex process and answer any questions that you might have.