The Conversation Project

Ultimately, the conversations we did have made it clear that he wanted a holistic approach and that he wanted to be home, surrounded by family. He wanted what I now know to be “whole person care.” He wanted to be seen as a father and husband, not just a patient. And he wanted comfort.

The month of June marked the beginning of summer! While you’re gearing up to soak in the sun, head out on family vacation or simply sit on your back porch, take advantage of this season…

No matter what professional services group you fall under (financial services, legal services, estate planning, insurance) one thing is certain: supporting your clients and their well-being is your top priority. Many professional service groups recognize…

There is no better time than now—with me in my 69th year—to make clear to all of you how I want to spend the last few years, months, weeks and days of my life on…

Ever since 2014, a spark has been ignited and is spreading across Fidelity to integrate conversations about end-of-life care into conversations about financial and estate planning. Fidelity leadership took a leap of faith and hosted…

“Do you have an advance directive?” asked a woman sitting at a table in the cafeteria at Atrium Health Hospital. What’s crazy is I had just posted about death and the importance of preparation a…