Age Well, Age Wise: Episode 4
As people age, they must always be mindful of end of life decisions. Not only about your will, but also what happens if you cannot make medical decisions on your own? When are you eligible for hospice care? OnQ speaks with some local experts who advise on these decisions everyday, and follows up with a panel discussion on how to better plan your medical future.
Age Well, Age Wise: Episode 4 aired on Jun 11, 2009.
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