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The surprising truth: Some patients live longer on hospice care
Carole thought her brother had weeks left to live after a serious illness. Then he started hospice and lived five more months. The science of hospice care reveals why.
LGBTQ grief support: One woman’s journey through love, loss, and renewed hope
In this story of LGBTQ grief support, two middle-aged women fall in love and begin a two-decade relationship. After one passes away, the other experiences complicated grief.
Hospice aide bonds with patient over shared love for family and NY Yankees
Deanna Upchurch’s father was not expecting to make new friends at his end of life. Then Erika Small-Joseph, hospice aide, walked in and started talking about the Yankees.
6 ways to help you heal after the loss of a parent
Losing a parent can be a complicated grief journey. For Father’s Day, HopeHealth Grief Counselor Diane Lambert offers some advice to help you heal.
Q&A: Hospice aide Audrey Thomas goes above and beyond with care
The role of a hospice aide is so vital at end of life. Read how Audrey Thomas, CNA, helps patients and families make the most of every day.
Memorial donations express love, support community
Edye De Marco’s choice to name HopeHealth a beneficiary of in lieu of flowers donations in memory of her husband made a lasting impact.
Hospice care team remembers quiet grace, gentle spirit of Gray Prior
HopeHealth hospice care team members received many blessings during the time they spent with Gray Prior during visits to the Jepson Lane Group Home. “She brought out the best in everyone.”
How technology helps speech therapy patients in pandemic
During Better Hearing & Speech Month, speech language pathologist Joni Hodges talks about using apps to adapt to working with her home care patients during a pandemic.
