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Hospice Home Care now offers the most difficult and underutilized level of care under the Medicare Federal Hospice Benefit – Continuous Care. Not all hospice companies provide this service to patients and their families.

Grief is as unique as an individual fingerprint, but it is in the support of others who have grieved that we find a common understanding. It is in that moment when we are brave enough to share our thoughts with a fellow griever, and they nod, smile and understand, that we know that we are not alone.

The Care Management Team at Area Agency on Aging of West Central Arkansas recently received Certificates of Completion and Angel Pins for completing professional end-of-life credentialing & training. Attendees included; Barbara Flowers, Laura Westmoreland, RN, Jean Mustard, Dorothy Brennan, Trisha Mack, RN and Carla Caldwell. The group completed eight educational modules presented by Hospice Home Care’s Patient Care Representative, Cyndi Muncrief.

When Heaven Evans needed extra help to cope with her life-limiting illness, she and her family decided to allow Spring Valley Hospice to provide support. They may not have imagined then that this group of caring professionals would become like a second family and go so far to create lasting and cherished memories together with them.

Hospice Home Care (HHC) is pleased to welcome Ted Faro, D.O. as the newest Associate Medical Director working with the Hot Springs Branch Office. Dr. Faro joins Jeffrey Bordelon, M.D. and Randy Hill, M.D. in providing medical support for patients across parts of an eight county region in west central Arkansas.

The Care Management Team at CHI St. Vincent Family Medicine – Main Campus are the first Hot Springs clinic staff to successfully complete the Hospice Home Care End-of-Life Credentialing Series. Staff included Licensed Practical Nurses; Candace Conner, Jennifer Drews and Tammy Parker who support the work of physicians; Andrew Grose M.D., Halah Al-Dadah M.D., Asma Khan, M.D. and Randy Hill M.D.

The Atrium at Serenity Pointe medical staff received Certificates of Completion and Angel Pins for completing professional end-of-life credentialing & training. Attendees completed eight educational modules presented by Hospice Home Care’s Patient Care Representative, Cyndi Muncrief.

Jane Morris started the Pillow Case Project with a friend at Glenwood First Baptist Church five years ago. Hospice Home Care is proud to receive dozens of these handmade treasures to pass along to hospice patients living at home, in nursing homes, care homes and assisted living facilities throughout our service area.