The Washington Post article published August 21, 2014 is a part of an ongoing Washington Post series on the hospice industry in America. The hospice industry in the US is booming and according to experts one reason is that hospice care can offer terminally ill patients a better way to live out their dying days. However, concerns still rise about the treatments for patients are aren’t near death and if lethal doses of medicine are being used to quicken death for these patients.Currently Bland Richter is involved in representing famed college football coach Jim Carlen who died days after entering a hospice center in South Carolina. Read Eric Bland’s comments and the rest of the Washington Post article here.
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