Left to right, Connecticut Hospice medical director Dr. Joe Sacco, Mary Ann Fieffer, APRN, and Rachel Green, RN, are photographed at Connecticut Hospice in Branford on March 26, 2018.

Connecticut Hospice extends palliative care to patients at home with serious illness.

BRANFORD – Peter Simoni of East Haven has fought cancer for nine years and receives regular visits from a nurse and home health aide from Connecticut Hospice. Dr. Joseph Sacco, the hospice’s medical director, has also stopped by.

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