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Family caregivers are vital to hospice care, directly impacting patient outcomes and family well-being. However, without proper support, caregivers and hospice providers face challenges like poor ratings and reduced satisfaction. Investing in caregiver support, innovative technology, and legislative solutions can improve care, boost provider ratings, and ensure dignity for patients. Prioritizing caregiver needs strengthens families and enhances the overall hospice experience.

Chesapeake’s comprehensive palliative, home health and hospice service lines use Betterleave to enhance its family caregiver support as part of its ongoing dedication to high-quality care; on November 16 will host its Annual Hospice Memorial Service

Betterleave will connect with leaders in hospice care, home health, palliative care, and digital health in the coming months. 

Leading loss and grief digital health provider named Shortlister Top End of Life Resource Provider

Our Founder, Cara McCarty Abbott, discusses the grief care gap and the need for better end-of-life support on the Health Tech Talk Show.

Instead of pushing harder on hospice providers to find more ways to deliver comprehensive bereavement care with less, it’s key to address the systemic forces hampering their ability to deliver quality care at the scale required and address these challenges.

The grief care startup Betterleave has established partnerships with two Texas Hospices, Sonder Hospice in Austin and LoveWell Hospice in the Dallas-Fort Worth region.

Betterleave to provide comprehensive grief and loss support to patients and families served by Texas hospice provider

Betterleave to offer grief and loss support to patients and families of leading Austin, Texas-based hospice provider

“You should be able to, in one platform, get accessible, relevant, culturally competent care, within a matter of clicks,” its founder says.

Betterleave Raises Funds to Scale Bereavement Services for Hospice

Betterleave, a web-based platform that partners with organizations to improve end-of-life care, raised $2.4 million in funding, CEO Cara McCarty Abbott tells Axios exclusively.

Betterleave acts as an extension of teams that want to provide comprehensive bereavement care and close the gap in mental health.

Betterleave, a leading grief and loss provider, was recently featured in Austin Inno's 2023 Startups to Watch. This recognition underscores the company's commitment to innovation and excellence in the field of end of life care.

Betterleave, named top End of Life Resources Provider, excels in personalized care, transparency, and a comprehensive service range. Recognized for quality, they navigate clients through end-of-life challenges with compassion and integrity.

Defining bereavement care, a term coined by Betterleave, as the formalized care and support for individuals taking bereavement leave to help them navigate the emotional and administrative challenges following the loss of a loved one, its importance as a family care benefit for employees, and Betterleave’s role in pioneering the future of bereavement care technology.

Betterleave’s category-defining solution for bereavement includes personalized funeral, memorial and estate coordination, life & financial planning, and integrated grief resources, launches today