Springhill Hospice

Advance directives and wills are, on the surface, legal documents. But in our line of work, we see them as gifts — ones that bring clarity and peace of mind to your loved ones.

Do you need help creating a will? One of our social workers can get you started on the process.

As in-home care providers, we understand the importance of accessible care where people are most comfortable – which is why Community Health Centers are so important!

You bring care directly to people, in the neighborhoods that are nearest and dearest to them. You also provide essential, life-saving preventive care with compassion and heart.

Thank you for what you do, and thank you for working with us on bringing quality care home.

On hospice, our patients use their breath to share their stories and express themselves to loved ones if they are able. But advanced lung cancer can make this difficult.

Our hospice teams focus heavily on providing advanced respiratory comfort by using specialized medications and techniques to ease feelings of air hunger and anxiety.

Through our care, we hope to save our patients’ breath for the moments that matter.

There is so much we can do to give your loved one — and you — comfort, as they experience confusion due to advanced liver disease.

Medications and soothing changes to their environment can ease anxiety and protect clarity.

Our focus is always on bringing peace — so you can focus on honoring the person you love.

The sun may be our pal, but we’re on less friendly terms with the sunburn.

Could your medications be increasing your risk?

We can review your prescriptions so you or your loved one can enjoy the warmth of summer without worry.

Life with a chronic disease means taking each day as it comes. But you don’t have to face it alone.

We are always there with you to celebrate good days and to give you the extra support you need on the others.

Happy Independence Day!

May your day be filled with the simple, beautiful freedom of spending time with the people you love most.

Did you know that 1 in 5 patients is readmitted to the hospital within 30 days of going home?

For recovery at home, we see several common opportunities for safety improvement. (That we can help with!)

💊 Medication Management: The more prescriptions you’re taking, the higher the risk of mix-ups, skipped doses, or unwanted drug interactions.

🩹Infection Control: Hygiene is paramount when caring for post-surgical wounds, catheters, or IV lines.

⚠️ Environmental Fall Hazards: After a hospital visit, your body may move differently than it did before. Watch out for potential hazards such as loose throw rugs, poor hallway lighting, or a lack of grab bars in the shower.

🩺 How we help: Our clinicians can evaluate your living space, demystify complex medication lists, and teach proper infection control techniques, transforming your home into a safe environment where true healing can happen.

Work-life balance is an important part of employee wellness.

One way we support our team is by offering a variety of schedules that suit your life. After-hours, on-call, PRN, part-time, and full-time positions: We might just have the healthcare job you’ve been looking for.

What does the longest day of the year mean for people with Alzheimer’s?

The extra light can mean less sleep, which may contribute to more intense sundowning symptoms.

We can help families implement cues, like early dinners and closing the blinds early, to help people with Alzheimer’s sleep — and feel — better.