Ohio’s Hospice Newsroom
On March 19, we join healthcare organizations nationwide celebrating Certified Nurses Day, honoring the dedication and expertise of nurses who’ve pursued advanced certification in their specialties. At Ohio’s Hospice, certification reflects our commitment to honor and recognize the expertise and specialized knowledge that elevates the care we provide when it’s needed. According to the Hospice and Palliative Credentialing Center, becoming certified…
Providing superior care and superior services to each patient and family doesn’t just happen in our hospice houses or during visits wherever our patients call home. At Ohio’s Hospice, care is available when and where it’s needed. It starts with our Care Coordination Center (CCC) in Dayton, which opened a few years ago. While it houses several other departments, much of the CCC is dedicated…
As a not-for-profit organization, Ohio’s Hospice is deeply grateful for the partners who help bring our mission to life. Hospice is, at its core, about community and neighbors caring for neighbors, families lifting up families. For more than 20 years, one Wayne County treasure has embodied that spirit in a remarkable way. In downtown Wooster, the…
Recent News and Updates
DNR versus AND Designations: How are They Different?
In the late 1990s, the late Reverend Chuck Meyer offered the idea of the Allow…
Drawbacks of Daylight Savings for Seniors and those with Serious Illness
We join in celebrating the arrival of spring, but for many the adjustment to Daylight…
Patient Experience Advocate Focuses on Patient Satisfaction
Jessica Conger, BSN, CHPN, has a new role at Ohio’s Hospice of Dayton. Her experience…
