Why Hope?

 

Hope Hospice was founded as a nonprofit hospice, in 1984, by a dedicated group of community members, and many are still involved today. Hope Hospice has stayed true to their vision ever since. We are governed by community members, making decisions that have the best interests of our patients and families in mind, rather than shareholders.

 

Over 40 Years of Experience

Since 1984, we have provided a loving embrace on a difficult journey to over 20,000 patients and their families in our community.

Non-Profit, Community-Owned

Our hearts are in the right place. We are dedicated to reinvesting 100% of the operating margin into patient care.

Community Assistance Program

We don’t turn anyone who qualifies for service away, regardless of their ability to pay. We believe that no one should die alone and that all who need end-of-life care should receive it.

Children’s & Adult Grief Program

Our grief support is offered to anyone in the community who needs it…not just to those families whose loved ones were in Hope’s service.

We Honor Veterans Program

Our staff is trained to serve our veterans and being sensitive to their emotional and physical needs.

Low Nurse to Patient Ratio

ALL Care Managers are RNs, nurses available 24/7. Customized Plan of Care for each patient. Quick Response to patient needs by all team members.

Cardiac Care Program 

Designed to educate and better manage cardiac symptoms in addition to preventing re-hospitalizations.

 

 

Hope Hospice Board of Directors

  • Kristen Harder
    President
  • Courtney Bukowski
    Vice President
  • John Keeton
    Treasurer
  • Dick Hillyer
  • Secretary
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  • Arlon Hermes
  • Past President
  • Jay Brewer
  • Past President
  • Matt Smith
  • Past President
  • Lance Griffin
  • Bobbi Carmichael
  • Board Member Emeritus
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  • David Hubbard
  • Dick Huiras
  • Neal Linnartz
  • Mary Owens
  • Michael Palmer
  • Veronica Payne
  • Dr. William Reeves
  • Natalie Rougeux
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