End-of-Life Care Planning
Compassionate planning, support, and clear guidance for you and your loved ones.
End-of-life planning isn’t about expecting the worst; it’s about preparing thoughtfully so you and your loved ones can feel supported and at peace.
Together, we explore your values and wishes, create a clear, practical plan, and provide tools to communicate your decisions with confidence, giving you and your family peace of mind, emotional support, and space to focus on connection and presence in life’s final chapter.
I provide guidance for all end-of-life choices, including advance care planning, Medical Aid in Dying (MAiD) in New Jersey, and legacy planning.
Meet Jill and learn how she guides families through end-of-life planning.
No matter your stage of life, planning ahead is one of the most meaningful gifts you can give your loved ones. End-of-life care planning isn’t about expecting the worst; it’s about creating peace of mind for yourself and those you hold dear.
Ideally, these conversations begin before a diagnosis or hospice care, or as soon as you or a loved one receives a diagnosis or signs on to hospice.
Taking time to plan early helps ensure your wishes are known, reduces stress during emotional transitions, and allows your medical team and family to fully support your vision for care.
Together, we explore your values, wishes, and priorities. You’ll gain clarity about what matters most so you can make informed decisions and communicate them with confidence. Planning ahead reduces uncertainty, eases fear, and allows your family to focus on what truly matters: love, connection, and presence in the time you share together.
During our sessions, I guide you with thoughtful questions to uncover what matters most to you. I take careful notes, organize your responses, and provide a clear written summary of your decisions. You’ll receive a printed or digital PDF copy you can share with loved ones or medical providers, ensuring your wishes are honored when it matters most.
Our End-of-Life Care Plan goes beyond standard forms. It addresses emotional, spiritual, and practical needs, guiding you through choices that matter deeply. You’ll also find tools to help you talk with loved ones and make decisions that reflect your values and vision for the end of your life.
End-of-Life Care Planning Includes:
Step‑by‑step guidance through the planning process
Reflection exercises to clarify your values, priorities, and emotional needs
A comprehensive written End‑of‑Life Care Plan document
A summary version for easy sharing with loved ones and healthcare providers
Support for communicating your wishes with confidence
$500 for one person
$700 for two people planning together
Investment
What Clients Say
"Thanks to Jill, we now have a comprehensive End‑of‑Life Care Plan that will be an invaluable resource for our family and doctors. Her compassionate guidance transformed a confusing process into one filled with clarity, confidence, and peace of mind." — R & M
"Even though we thought we were prepared, we weren’t. Jill guided us through thoughtful conversations that made us feel relieved, liberated, and ready to live without the weight of uncertainty." — D & J
Why Choose Jill
With years of experience as a Certified Death Doula, I bring compassion, clarity, and deep listening to every planning process. My End-of-Life Care Planning sessions go beyond generic forms; they address emotional, spiritual, and practical needs so your wishes are honored in full. I guide you gently, helping you feel confident, prepared, and at peace with the choices you make. My personalized approach ensures your plan reflects your values, protects your wishes, and supports your loved ones in times of need.
Blog Posts:
End-of-Life Care Plan Guide: Protect Your Wishes and Support the People You Love
Planning for the end of life is one of the most loving and empowering actions you can take, for yourself and for those you care about. Creating an End-of-Life Care Plan ensures your wishes are honored, reduces stress for loved ones, and brings clarity and peace during a challenging time.
What is an End-of-Life Care Plan and Why You Need One
Planning for the end of life isn’t easy to think about, let alone talk about, but it’s one of the most loving, empowering things you can do for yourself and the people you care about. An End-of-Life Care Plan is more than just a stack of legal documents. It’s a personalized roadmap that captures your values, wishes, and priorities for your final chapter.
Listen to episodes of my podcast Seeing Death Clearly, where I talk about planning with my guests:
How to Make Hard Choices at the End of Life with Chaplain Hank Dunn
Elder Care Insights with Bryan Adler
Death Doula Work, End-of-Life Planning, and Soulful Living with Lisa Cox
End-of-Life Conversations with Elder Care Coordinators Kathleen MaGee and Chelsea Duckers
