The safety and well-being of our patients and staff is our top priority. The following update is being provided to clarify recent Dayton-area news reports. During a daily news conference covered by local news outlets, Health Commissioner Jeff Cooper, Public Health,…
The personal care specialists at Ohio’s Hospice and its affiliates reflect the values of the not-for-profit hospice organization. As servant leaders, they place the mission of Ohio’s Hospice before themselves and seek to serve others first. Simply put, they have…
The personal care specialists at Ohio’s Hospice and its affiliates reflect the values of the not-for-profit hospice organization. As servant leaders, they place the mission of Ohio’s Hospice before themselves and seek to serve others first. Simply put, they have…
Ohio’s Hospice Loving Care was one of eight rural hospices in Ohio to receive a grant of $17,742 for patient care from the Veterans of Foreign Wars of Ohio (VFW). The grant is part of the VFW’s Hospice Grant Fund,…
Hospice of Central Ohio has the privilege of serving our nation’s Veterans in its care every day. Through the American Pride® Veteran Care by Ohio’s Hospice program, Hospice of Central Ohio honors the service of Veteran patients and assures them of receiving the highest quality of care. In addition…
Ohio’s Hospice of Fayette County was one of eight rural hospices in Ohio to receive a grant of more than $17,000 for patient care from the Veterans of Foreign Wars of Ohio (VFW). The grant is part of the VFW’s…
The annual Hike for Hospice to benefit Ohio’s Hospice of Fayette County has been moved to an online event due to COVID-19. The Virtual Hike for Hospice event now runs through July 26, at 7 pm. This year, walkers can participate three ways: purchasing a memory…
Ohio’s Hospice LifeCare recently held a drive-in breakfast event to thank its staff for their dedication during the COVID-19 pandemic. Each staff member received a hot breakfast delivered to their car. “We wanted to offer a hearty breakfast time for…
When Ohio’s Hospice LifeCare paused its in-person volunteer opportunities because of COVID-19, volunteer Keith Ewald decided to make face shields for staff at the not-for-profit hospice. Initially, Ewald and his wife, Pam, were using page protectors to make face shields,…
Amy Dobyns and her animal-assisted therapy cat, Maxwell Pepperoni, are a welcome site for patients and staff of Ohio’s Community Mercy Hospice. Dressed in a bow-tie collar and riding in a fancy pet stroller, the orange cat brings a smile…