Professional Resources
Empowering Compassionate Care
We’re revolutionizing End of Life Care and providing professional resources to help healthcare professionals and end-of-life practitioners to honor and guide patients with the informed and compassionate care they deserve. Together we can change how we approach the final chapters of life, ensuring all patients and their loved ones feelheard, held and whole throughout.
Make a Referral
Our Medical Group is here to partner with and support you and your team in providing optimal care. We’re happy to receive referrals from healthcare providers and other community partners. You can make a referral by completing our two step referral form here or contact us to schedule a discussion.
Community, Resources and Education
If you’re interested in learning more about Empowered Endings’ model of care, carefully curated resources, and educational programming—all created to support our growing community of like-minded professionals and community members reimagining End of Life Care—you can start by joining our Community [Link to Community page] and exploring our Education & Resources [Link to EEI] and News & Media [Link to N&M] to shed new light on the realities and possibilities of creating an Empowered End of Life Experience.
Free Services and Financial Assistance
The Empowered Endings Foundation is a 501c3 established to ensure that everyone has access to the Empowered End of Life Experience they deserve—with dignity and agency throughout their final chapter. We believe financial burden should never be an obstacle to accessing the care and options we all need to create an Empowered End of Life Experience. Our Foundation specializes in End of Life Option support, offering free services and financial assistance for those in need.
Bob and Elizabeth are just very gentle souls. There was no pressure and shared with my wife Rachel and I the many options you have to consider. It felt just like someone putting their arms around you.
For us as a family, Bob and Elizabeth gave us the tranquility and support that we needed at that moment. It made a total difference in the way my Dad passed away. It allowed me to be the daughter and not a nurse.
Featured Articles
Dying with Dignity with Elizabeth Uslander on Conversations with Joan
As a society, we often shy away from discussing death, yet it is a part of life that requires thoughtful planning and consideration. It’s common to wonder how you can…
Psychology Today: Understanding End-of-Life Options
In this recent article for his Psychology Today Series, Permission to Choose, Dr. Bob Uslander, Co-Founder of Empowered Endings, discusses the legal end-of-life options you should know about to make…