
The Difference Between Palliative and Hospice Care
Living with advanced, serious illness presents many challenges.
Living with advanced, serious illness presents many challenges.
The expiration of the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency has signified a time of reflection. A time to step back and acknowledge all that we accomplished and to say thank you.
On this Administrative Professionals Day, we would like to recognize our staff who play a key role in keeping our agency running!
Decisions, decisions! We make them every day all throughout our lives: BIG ones, small ones, easy ones, hard ones.
Hi there. This is Archie (on the left in the photo) along with my friend, Albert (on the right)! We love our jobs and feel so blessed to be the Inpatient Therapy Dogs at Hospice of Northwest Ohio.
Since the beginning of our agency, bereavement services have been a core part of our services. Last summer we held our first-ever Path Finders grief camp.
Through the years, I have had the privilege to learn from, work with, and even care for some incredible physicians who are an inspiration and true credit to our profession.
March is National Social Work month. A time to recognize and celebrate the work of social workers. Nationally, more than 700,000 people have chosen a career in social work.
Since 1995, United States presidents have designated March as “Women’s History Month.”
I’m often asked “Is there really a difference between for-profit and non-profit hospices?” My response is “YES!”