My Hospice Experience - with Office Manager, Barb Lyle

"I have known for years about the good work that hospice can do, I’ve even known about the good work that our team has done as I’m on the receiving end of many complimentary comments. But now I have experienced it and was blown away by the care and attention. To say that experience made me proud was an understatement.”

Whitney PratherAugust 6, 2019Comment

A Day in the Life with a Hospice Social Worker

For Carolyn Bujaucius, working in hospice is all about collaborating with others.

Whitney PratherMarch 28, 2019Comment

A Day in the Life with a Hospice Nurse

“I help to provide the best care for our patients by always treating them as if they were my loved one” - hear more from Case Manager, Tina Spano.

Whitney PratherMarch 12, 2019Comment

Hospice: An Unexpected Push Toward Life

Hospice - an unexpected push toward life? Remarkably, a patient, once disillusioned and recluse had gained the will to live! Next, she decided to pursue aggressive treatment again. Here’s what happened.

Whitney PratherFebruary 26, 2019Comment

Music Therapy at Absolute Hospice

Music Therapist, Lauren Welich-Holtman, approaches each patient individually, taking cues from their personal story and life to determine what song she’ll play during a session.

Whitney PratherFebruary 21, 2019Comment

Absolute Hospice Achieves a Level One with the We Honors Veterans, NHPCO Program

Absolute Hospice is excited to announce it has achieved a level one status (out of four) with We Honor Veterans (WHV), a national campaign and program of the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization.

Whitney PratherFebruary 19, 2019Comment

Volunteer with Absolute Hospice. Share Your Heart.

Hospice volunteers make a huge impact in the lives of hospice patients and their families every single day.

Whitney PratherFebruary 17, 2019Comment

A Day in the Life with a Hospice Chaplain

“Hospice is important to help people die on their own terms. The challenging part is seeing families in pain, especially those who have lost many loved ones. I sometimes wants to find the right words to offer, but I find that it’s better to let them work through their grief.” Read more about a day in the life of hospice worker featuring Karen Drennen, chaplain.

Whitney PratherFebruary 12, 2019Comment