The SPG Hospice Honor Project is a courtesy offered to our patients and their families. A patient’s loved ones can receive a keepsake with the

Hospice is defined as medical care designed to help someone with a terminal illness live as well as possible for as long as possible. It

In hospice care, the social worker is an essential member of the team. As someone who has had specialized training in end-of-life care, their insights,

As an integral member of the hospice team, the hospice chaplain’s overarching responsibility is to provide emotional and spiritual counseling to patients and their families throughout the

The COVID-19 vaccine is a “messenger RNA” (mRNA) vaccine.  This mRNA vaccine is a new type of vaccine to protect against infectious diseases. They teach

SPG Hospice is proud to announce the launch of a “Talking Book Library” program The Talking Book Library, partnering with the National Library Service, loans

SPG Hospice has a strong commitment to honoring our veteran patients in all branches of service for the sacrifices they made to preserve the freedoms

You cannot know what is in store for you during your grief journey. It is different for each of us. But there are resources to

Even at the best of times, holidays can be stressful and overwhelming. Especially this year, when during the holiday season we face additional challenges due

When you think about music therapy in nursing or hospice homes, think about it as more than just music activities. Music therapy is actually a

Holidays are difficult for people who have a terminally ill loved one. On the surface, it might seem strange to celebrate, but in fact it

Choosing the perfect gift is not always an easy task. Especially if you’re looking for a gift for someone who has dementia. You need to

We treat our pets as members of our family. Hospice patients that are towards the end of their life are often concerned by who will

Ideally, every hospice patient should have a clearly laid out list of wishes about their end-of-life care which is supported by the family and meets

Writing or giving a eulogy can be one of the many ways we say goodbye to our loved ones and bringing their life to a

At some point in their life, as they age, our parents will need help in handling their daily errands. And quite often, they resist any