Hospice of the Piedmont

Thank you to The Daily Progress for helping us share the story of the Telephone of the Wind—a new installation at Darden Towe Park that offers a quiet space for connection and healing. We hope this resource provides comfort to those navigating grief and that many in our community can take advantage of it in the New Year. Learn more and find directions at hopva.org/wind.

President Jimmy Carter’s decision to enroll in hospice care helped reshape the conversation about end-of-life care. In this 29News WVIR-TV, our CEO Nancy Littlefield DNP RN FACHE shares why early conversations about hospice matter and how they empower families to make informed choices without fear or regret. 📺 Watch the full story here: https://lnkd.in/e4-3QkPy #HospiceCare #Legacy #LivingFully #ComfortAndDignity #HospiceOfThePiedmont

It's not too late to make a difference! You can still make your year-end gift to Hospice of the Piedmont before midnight tonight. Your contribution has the potential to make a meaningful impact on the lives of those we serve, helping them Make Every Moment Count. 💙 Donate here https://bit.ly/3ZWxGno. #MakeEveryMomentCount #HospiceCare #GiveWithHeart

As part of our most popular stories of the year series, this article answers one of the most common questions families ask: Who pays for hospice care? From Medicare to private insurance, our team of experts explain how hospice care is funded and how our admissions team makes the process easier. Read more: https://lnkd.in/ezZJiJv5

Former President Jimmy Carter spent an extraordinary 22 months in hospice care, showing the world that hospice isn’t about giving up—it’s about living fully, with comfort and dignity. By sharing his journey openly, the Carter family helped spark meaningful conversations about end-of-life care and the benefits of making informed, values-driven choices. We are profoundly grateful for their willingness to share this experience, which continues to shape people’s views of hospice care and inspires them to approach life’s final chapter with courage and clarity. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eKJUD49p

Music has the power to bring people together, even at the end of life. As part of our Best of 2024 series, we're remembering Bob, a hospice patient who partnered with Clara from The Front Porch to revive folk songs from his childhood. Discover how personalized music brought joy and connection to his family: https://lnkd.in/eFqckNWe

As we continue our most-read of 2024 series, this story highlights how hospice care enabled Doug and Stella to fulfill a lifelong dream. With guidance and support from their RN Case Manager, they embarked on a relaxing and meaningful cruise. Read how hospice made their final voyage possible: https://lnkd.in/eXMHyWA9

Hospice of the Piedmont is committed to helping patients and their families Make Every Moment Count. Your year-end gift can make an impact - providing compassionate care, comfort, and support when it matters most. Your support today brings peace and comfort to families tomorrow. ❤️ Join our mission by making a gift at https://lnkd.in/eKgRmqZc. #MakeEveryMomentCount #HospiceCare #GiveWithHeart

This story, one of our most-read in 2024, highlights Katina, who found strength after loss through our grief support group and the HOP5K. Her journey is a powerful reminder of how community and purpose can help us heal. Read her inspiring story: https://lnkd.in/eWrEpj5R

As we revisit our most impactful stories of 2024, this article celebrates the incredible work of hospice social workers. From understanding a patient’s life story to supporting families through grief, Robin shares what it means to truly 'see the whole person.' Read more: https://lnkd.in/efTVzFtv