I clearly remember the day of my grandmother’s funeral, as if it were just yesterday. I was 13 years old, and it was the first funeral I ever attended. Grandma was in her 70’s and had died on my mother’s birthday, after being sick off and on for a year.

Death and Dying... Commentary by Vicki Jenkins

The Terri Schiavo case in Florida has brought a very personal and tragic issue under the scrutiny of the public eye. Whether you side with the husband or the parents regarding life-sustaining measures, you probably agree that the Schiavo’s situation is heartbreaking for all involved.

Directing your patients to the path of spiritual healing

I’ve received a lot of questions lately about not-for-profit and for-profit hospices. What’s the difference? I hear this question not only from the general public, but also from other health care providers.

We recently held our memorial service for those families who had lost their loved ones in the last three months.

On Death and Dying... Commentary by April Goode

On Death and Dying... Commentary by April Goode