Navigating the twilight years can be challenging, especially when it comes to making healthcare decisions. For the Baby Boomer Generation, hospice care is becoming an increasingly important consideration.
Hospice care provides comprehensive services and support to patients facing life-limiting illnesses. It brings together a team of healthcare professionals who cater to the emotional, social, and spiritual needs of the patient, as well as their physical well-being.
For Baby Boomers, who are now entering their 70s and beyond, hospice care offers the chance to maintain dignity, comfort, and quality of life during their final days. It’s about making the most of the time left, surrounded by care, compassion, and familiarity.
Understanding and choosing hospice care is a crucial step for Baby Boomers and their families. It allows them to plan ahead, ensuring that their wishes are respected and their lives are celebrated, even in their sunset years.
Send us Fan MailGreat leaders don't just show up—they create the kind of presence that changes people.What separates truly exceptional leaders from those who simply manage? In Part One of this thought-provoking conversation, Chris Comeaux sits down with executive coach David Sachsenmaier, who…
Send us Fan MailGreat leaders don't just show up—they create the kind of presence that changes people.What separates truly exceptional leaders from those who simply manage? In Part One of this …
Send us Fan MailGreat leaders don't just show up—they create the kind of presence that changes people.What separates truly exceptional leaders from those who simply manage? In Part One of this thought-provoking conversation, Chris Comeaux sits down with executive coach David Sachsenmaier, whose 30 years of leadership experience and more than 4,000 hours of executive coaching have helped leaders uncover one of leadership's most overlooked truths: the quality of your leadership is shaped by the quality of your inner life. Together, they explore why presence, self-awareness, and emot…
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You’ve been asked: “So, what are you going to do all day?”
You have an answer. But privately, you admit it’ll cover 2 to 3 hours a day.
You deserve a better, richer retirement.
Join our next D…
You’ve been asked: “So, what are you going to do all day?”
You have an answer. But privately, you admit it’ll cover 2 to 3 hours a day.
You deserve a better, richer retirement.
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Dr. Jordan Grumet has crafted three books mapping the terrain between money, mortality, and meaning. His new book, The Healthcare Heist, opens with a story he rarely tells.
That experience became the seed of a much bigger argument: that insurers, pharmaceutical companies, pr…
Learn about the value of preserving photographic memories of funeral services for grief and bereavement.
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Today’s guest is Nell Aburto, a portrait photographer based in Minneapolis MN who offers funeral and memorial photography, which is largely unheard of in this industry…
Learn about the value of preserving photographic memories of funeral services for grief and bereavement.
About my guest:
Today’s guest is Nell Aburto, a portrait photographer based in Minn…
Learn about the value of preserving photographic memories of funeral services for grief and bereavement.
About my guest:
Today’s guest is Nell Aburto, a portrait photographer based in Minneapolis MN who offers funeral and memorial photography, which is largely unheard of in this industry. She discusses why people might want to consider hiring a photographer for a funeral service, the benefits of having a photographic record of such a celebration, and what it’s like to work in this profession. Learn more at her website:
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Send us Fan MailWhy does the United States spend more on healthcare than any other nation—yet often achieve worse outcomes? In Part Two of this thought-provoking conversation, Dr. Don Berwick—former Administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), internationally recogni…
Send us Fan MailWhy does the United States spend more on healthcare than any other nation—yet often achieve worse outcomes? In Part Two of this thought-provoking conversation, Dr. Don Berwick—for…
Send us Fan MailWhy does the United States spend more on healthcare than any other nation—yet often achieve worse outcomes? In Part Two of this thought-provoking conversation, Dr. Don Berwick—former Administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), internationally recognized healthcare quality expert, and founder of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI)—joins Chris Comeaux to explore the systemic challenges facing American healthcare and the leadership required to create meaningful reform. From the evolution of Medicare Advantage to the financial incent…
Grief specialist Dawn Delahoye is supporting people with terminal illness and their caregivers, promoting intentional self care and accepting help when offered. After caring for her dad during his experience with Lewy Body Dementia (LBD), Dawn gained valuable personal perspective that made her und…
Grief specialist Dawn Delahoye is supporting people with terminal illness and their caregivers, promoting intentional self care and accepting help when offered. After caring for her dad during his e…
Grief specialist Dawn Delahoye is supporting people with terminal illness and their caregivers, promoting intentional self care and accepting help when offered. After caring for her dad during his experience with Lewy Body Dementia (LBD), Dawn gained valuable personal perspective that made her understand the needs of caregivers. People who support someone with a neurodegenerative disease (Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, Parkinson’s disease) often face a unique caregiving situation. Isolation and lack of support are common. Dawn recognizes the anticipatory grief that happens before the…
Send us Fan MailIs American healthcare truly serving patients—or has the system lost sight of its purpose?In this powerful episode of TCNtalks / Anatomy of Leadership, host Chris Comeaux welcomes Dr. Don Berwick, former Administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), Presi…
Send us Fan MailIs American healthcare truly serving patients—or has the system lost sight of its purpose?In this powerful episode of TCNtalks / Anatomy of Leadership, host Chris Comeaux welcomes Dr…
Send us Fan MailIs American healthcare truly serving patients—or has the system lost sight of its purpose?In this powerful episode of TCNtalks / Anatomy of Leadership, host Chris Comeaux welcomes Dr. Don Berwick, former Administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), President Emeritus and co-founder of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI), and one of the world’s foremost experts in healthcare quality improvement.Together, they explore what’s broken in American healthcare, why healthcare reform is urgently needed, and how leaders can build a system that…
192: Cynthia Cisneros on Home Hospice, Symptom Management, and Team Support Host Marie Betcher, a registered nurse and former hospice nurse, interviews Cynthia Cisneros RN in episode 192 about her nursing career and hospice experience. Cynthia describes studying at UCLA, earning a nursing degree in …
192: Cynthia Cisneros on Home Hospice, Symptom Management, and Team Support Host Marie Betcher, a registered nurse and former hospice nurse, interviews Cynthia Cisneros RN in episode 192 about her nur…
192: Cynthia Cisneros on Home Hospice, Symptom Management, and Team Support Host Marie Betcher, a registered nurse and former hospice nurse, interviews Cynthia Cisneros RN in episode 192 about her nursing career and hospice experience. Cynthia describes studying at UCLA, earning a nursing degree in 1981, and working in orthopedics, pediatrics, oncology, and with early AIDS patients before moving into home health and then hospice, where she was mentored by a pioneer nurse, Margaret, and later worked in palliative care and home hospice evaluations. Cynthia emphasizes that families often wish the…
Ep 247 One World in a New World with Michael BrookWhat if the most important patterns in your life only become visible when you stop trying to force answers and begin following curiosity?In this profound conversation, Zen Benefiel sits down with Michael Brooke—publisher of Bridgewave Magazine, fou…
Ep 247 One World in a New World with Michael BrookWhat if the most important patterns in your life only become visible when you stop trying to force answers and begin following curiosity?In this profo…
Ep 247 One World in a New World with Michael BrookWhat if the most important patterns in your life only become visible when you stop trying to force answers and begin following curiosity?In this profound conversation, Zen Benefiel sits down with Michael Brooke—publisher of Bridgewave Magazine, founder of the Inside Atlas, longtime systems thinker, and creator of a unique self-reflection framework—to explore coherence, consciousness, curiosity, AI, purpose, and the remarkable interconnectedness that quietly shapes our lives.Questions this episode explores:• What if your greatest strength …
Ep 247 One World in a New World with Michael Brook
What if the most important patterns in your life only become visible when you stop trying to force answers and begin following curiosity?
In this profound conversation, Zen Benefiel sits down with Michael Brooke—publisher of Bridgewave Magazine,…
Ep 247 One World in a New World with Michael Brook
What if the most important patterns in your life only become visible when you stop trying to force answers and begin following curiosity?
In this p…
Ep 247 One World in a New World with Michael Brook
What if the most important patterns in your life only become visible when you stop trying to force answers and begin following curiosity?
In this profound conversation, Zen Benefiel sits down with Michael Brooke—publisher of Bridgewave Magazine, founder of the Inside Atlas, longtime systems thinker, and creator of a unique self-reflection framework—to explore coherence, consciousness, curiosity, AI, purpose, and the remarkable interconnectedness that quietly shapes our lives.
Questions this episode explores:
• What if your greatest s…
Send us Fan MailAI is transforming healthcare. Medicare policy is evolving. Regulatory scrutiny is intensifying. What do these changes mean for healthcare leaders, hospice executives, nonprofit organizations, and healthcare professionals?In Part Two of this quarterly healthcare leadership update, Ch…
Send us Fan MailAI is transforming healthcare. Medicare policy is evolving. Regulatory scrutiny is intensifying. What do these changes mean for healthcare leaders, hospice executives, nonprofit organi…
Send us Fan MailAI is transforming healthcare. Medicare policy is evolving. Regulatory scrutiny is intensifying. What do these changes mean for healthcare leaders, hospice executives, nonprofit organizations, and healthcare professionals?In Part Two of this quarterly healthcare leadership update, Chris Comeaux and Cordt Kassner examine the biggest healthcare trends of 2026, exploring how artificial intelligence in healthcare, Medicare policy, healthcare affordability, hospice fraud enforcement, regulatory compliance, and healthcare innovation are reshaping hospice and the broader healthcare in…
Chris Comeaux
July 15, 2026
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