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Our Services

Each service is tailored to fit the unique needs for all individuals and their loved ones.

Who Would Benefit from The Mourning Moonlight?

Those who use services earlier in the process of end-of-life benefit longer from our services. Early planning before health decline helps establish a plan that can be set into action if there is an unexpected decline in one's health. Here is a list of individuals The Mourning Moonlight can work with. Some individuals may fall under multiple categories.

Chronic Illnesses

Families with a loved one who has a chronic or terminal Illness

Terminal Illnesses

Planners

Some Examples:

COPD, Congestive heart failure, kidney disease, autoimmune diseases, kidney diseases, and some cancers

If You have a chronic illness and you have had the following:

Difficulty managing
Progression of illness or health decline
No longer wishing to manage illness or make it a priority
Needing assistance managing at home
Referred to hospice

Some Examples:

Advance cancer, dementia (including Alzheimer's), Neurological diseases, and advance lung and heart diseases

Just been given diagnosis
Progression of illness despite treatment
Referred to hospice
Needing assistance managing at home
Rapid decline in health

If You have a terminal illness and you have had the following:

If you are a caregiver for someone who has any of the following listed above and is needing assistance with end-of-life planning or care.
If your loved one is actively passing and you are needing support and assistance

These are individuals who are in fair or good health but would like the following:

Establish plans for end-of-life care
Discuss medical wishes with family
Assistance with getting assets in order
Assistance with coming to terms with mortality
Assistance with improving quality of life

This Includes:

6 visits (zoom or in person)
Assistance with getting assets in order (paperwork, funeral planning, working on forgiveness and making peace)

* NOT ABLE TO GIVE LEGAL ADVICE

Discussing wishes for medical care
Education on progression of illness and how to manage
Organizing a plan of care
Education on caring for loved one with illness
Hospice planning
Education on End-of-Life
Collaboration with hospice or Primary Physician
Providing a space to help navigate difficult conversations between you and loved ones
Living funeral
Legacy project

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This Includes:

16 visits (zoom or in person)
*These days can be condensed for longer days/support
Hands on nursing care
Education on End-of-Life and how to care for those in this stage
Holding space to help navigate difficult discussions with you or loved ones
Vigil
Caregiver relief
Collaboration with hospice or Primary Physician
Post death care
Legacy Project
Living funeral