HopeHealth Cares Every Step of the Way
Our compassionate, experienced caregivers bring comfort, respect, and a personal touch to every service we provide.
Looking for a meaningful way to give back?
HopeHealth’s volunteer program serves communities across Rhode Island and Massachusetts, and we’re currently seeking new volunteers in Massachusetts—including Fall River, New Bedford, Taunton, and Attleboro.
Whether you have just a few hours a month or more time to give, your care can bring comfort and connection when it matters most.
Quick Apply or Join an Info Session to learn more!
“Hospice means enjoying the time you have”: A Mother’s Day story of care, comfort and love
Kara’s mom made her promise to chase her dreams. This Mother’s Day, Kara is honoring that promise — and giving back to her mom’s hospice team.
“We show up with compassion”: A hospice nurse reflects on 20 years of care
“It is very much a calling.” Meet Annie Green, a hospice nurse of 20 years whose story is rooted in compassion, community — and her grandmother’s legacy.
“It’s like a miracle”: A volunteer helps unlock memories through music
When words fade, music remains. Here’s how one volunteer brings hope and happiness to patients with dementia, one familiar tune at a time.
6 Steps to Create a Healing Music Playlist for Grief
Have you lost someone special? Creating a music playlist may help you heal — no special tools or training required. Here are tips.
Full circle: From HopeHealth student to doctor
In 2018, medical student Jacob Ramos first walked through the doors of HopeHealth, searching for his calling. Today, Dr. Ramos is at the heart of our hospice team.
How do hospice social workers help people with dementia?
Meet Olivia Gould, a hospice social worker focused on dementia in long-term care settings. “We can give patients that one-on-one attention they might not get otherwise,” she explains.
Caring for the caregiver: 10 signs of caregiver burnout
Over time, the stress of caregiving can lead to a more serious problem: burnout. If you have a caregiver in your life, here’s what to watch for.
Does Palliative Care Mean Someone Is Dying?
Many people confuse palliative care with end-of-life care. But in truth, palliative care doesn’t mean someone is dying. It’s for any stage of a serious illness.
