Hospice of the Chesapeake leader aims to think outside the box on hospice, palliative care

Hospice of the Chesapeake leader aims to think outside the box on hospice, palliative care 
McKnights Home Care; podcast by Liza Berger with Rachel Jordan; 3/27/25 
As the director of legislative affairs and advocacy at Hospice of the Chesapeake, the largest independent not-for-profit hospice provider in the state of Maryland, Rachel Jordan strives to treat the patient and not the disease. This helps explain why she worries less about the line between “curative” and “noncurative” care and more about whether a particular treatment helps to make a patient feel more comfortable. Jordan spoke to McKnight’s Home Care about her views of hospice and palliative care for a Newsmakers podcast. [Continue to the podcast ...]