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Here is one example in 2009.... How many patients receive care each year? In 2009, an estimated 1.56 million patients received services from hospice (Figure 2). This estimate includes: • 1,020,000 patients who died under hospice care in 2009 • 294,000 who remained on the hospice census at the end of 2009 (known as "carryovers") • 243,000 patients who were discharged alive in 2009 for reasons including extended prognosis, desire for curative treatment, and other reasons (known as "live discharges"). What proportion of U.S. deaths is served by hospice? The percent of U.S. deaths served by hospice is calculated by dividing the number of deaths in hospice (as estimated by NHPCO) by the total number of deaths in the U.S. as reported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. For 2009, NHPCO estimates that approximately 41.6% of all deaths in the United States were under the care of a hospice program (Figure 3). Who Receives Hospice Care? Total Hospice Patients Served by Year Hospice Utilization in U.S. 2,450,000 U.S. Deaths 1,020,000 Hospice Deaths
The salary for a hospice chaplain will vary depending on where they work. The average salary is about $48,490 per year.
While a person in hospice is not expected to live more than six months, there is no expiration of his term under hospice care. It can last well over a year. And sometimes people go in and out of hospice care.
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yes it is because it cost millons each year
23,000 per year for each inmate
about 20,000 each year
20%
1 million dollars each year
North Devon Hospice first began in 1981. Over the year it grew from 2 rooms in the centre of Barnstaple's Vicarage Street, the a full facility in Newport, Barnstaple.
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484 billion