(New City and Goshen, New York) – Last month, United Hospice’s 12th Annual Walk To Remember raised $55,399. From Sunday April 11th through April 18th 2021 walkers throughout Rockland and Orange...
On Tuesday, May 4, 2021, United Hospice’s executive team members donated their time as part of the Goshen Rotary to support their cleanup efforts for Braeside Camp. The Goshen Rotary scheduled two...
Last month United Hospice celebrated National Volunteer Week by paying tribute the some of the volunteers that regularly donate their time to bring comfort and honor life when time matters most. On...
When people think of bucket lists, they often think of big items like travel or skydiving. But a bucket list can be more about personal goals, such as overcoming fears, reliving memories or making...
For many caregivers, “just make it through the day” is a resolution they make every morning. But only setting sights on short-term survival is a recipe for exhaustion. Caregivers, by definition,...
Grieving is part of living. It is a healthy and normal response to any loss. While people can go through the grieving process in different ways, saying goodbye to a loved one often involves...
Moving on doesn’t mean you’ve forgotten a loved one. That’s the message of this touching and inspiring TED talk by author and podcaster Nora McInery, who offers valuable and comforting insights...
Families separated by long distances face unique challenges in caring for a loved one with a serious illness. Long-distance caregivers may be frustrated by their inability to participate in everyday...
Fact: Hospice care does not mean you have given up. Fact: Hospice care does not mean you are counting down the days to good-bye. Fact: Hospice is here to make every day you have the best it can be...
When loved ones are seriously ill or injured in an accident and unable to communicate their wishes, the pressure is on families to make life-or-death decisions about extreme treatment measures....