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Safety-Net Catches Caregivers

Family caregivers often feel alone and unsupported in their role. One hospice organization is spreading a wide safety-net of virtual and hands-on hospice care options available 24 hours a day, every day of the year, but its most unique feature focuses on the 128 evening, night, and weekend hours each week.

Celebrating Life's Beginning & Ending

At a Northwest Arkansas Hospital, Mom and Dad delivered a beautiful baby amid the chaos of COVID19. Nothing out of the ordinary, ten fingers and ten toes were counted, perfect in every way. Strict new rules are in place to keep everyone safe. Dad was the only one allowed with Mom during labor and delivery.

Do You Have A Plan?

We plan for trips, holidays and birthdays, but often ignore a plan for one of the most impactful stages of our lives. Because every life will end, one of the most important conversations we can have is about our plans for the care we want to receive on our end of life journey. Often this conversation is with a healthcare provider and close family.

Voice of Caring Has Ears to Listen

Hospice Chaplains are a rare breed of clergy, specially trained to work in the clinical setting, caring for the spiritual and emotional needs of hospice and palliative patients, and their families. Their role is so important that Centers of Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) requires all hospice organizations which receive federal reimbursements employ a Hospice Chaplain.

Birds Bring Joy to Hospice Home Care

Hospice Home Care has introduced a new project to delight patients and guests at 2200 South Bowman Road in Little Rock.

Dr. Darren Freeman

Conway, Arkansas – October 2019 – Darren Freeman, M.D., HMDC Medical Director at Hospice Home Care in Conway, was recently granted the Hospice Medical Director Certified Credential by the Hospice Medical Director Certification Board. Dr. Freeman was recognized for his commitment to improving the quality of life by displaying professional competency in the hospice industry.

Best Day Ever - Mr. Smith

Hospice took over his heath care in December of last year. Yesterday Mr. Smith went kayaking.

Don't Call Me Sir

Regret. According to Webster it means, β€œto feel sad, repentant, or disappointed over something that has happened or been done.” Most of us have felt regret at some point in time over an unkind word that was said or a decision that was made. But what if your entire life was nothing but regrets? A life of nothing but sadness, disappointments, loneliness?

Comfort and peace on the end of life's journey

TRIBUTE OF LIFE FOUNDATION

Facing the end of life can be hard. Facing it alone, in the absence of family, friends, financial resources and qualified caregivers, is even harder.

The Tribute of Life Foundation believes that everyone deserves to complete their journey in a warm, clean bed, surrounded by people who care deeply about meeting their medical, social, emotional and spiritual needs. Through our 'No One is Alone' initiative, we are committed to funding two beds in the Comfort Care Center for people who could not afford it otherwise.

To learn more about the Foundation, or to partner with us financially, just click one of the buttons below.