Global Hospice Care

read moreOur Hospice care program is not about a death sentence. It doesn't speed the process of death nor does it seek to violate the patient's rights. On the contrary, We provide those who are terminally ill with hospital-quality care in the comfort of home. Hospice empowers the patient and the family to take control in a difficult time. It respects both the patient's dignity and wishes. With Hospice, patients can choose to eat what they want, to go for a walk when they want, to get a bath when they want.

read moreVolunteers are an indispensable part of any hospice program. Nationally, about 100,000 people serve as hospice volunteers and give millions of hours of their time to serve terminally ill patients and their families. Volunteers serve as a member of the hospice team by sharing skills and interests in a manner that provides comfort and enriches the quality of life for those served. No task is too big or too small for a hospice volunteer, but always the most important thing you can do is just "be there, and listen" for patients to reassure them they are not alone, to hold a hand, to offer a smile, or to just listen.