Choosing a Hospice Company? Ask the Right Questions – Travis Easton
Are you looking for a hospice company? It’s your choice and you need to ask the right questions.
Without Hospice, I Wouldn’t Be Me – Meagan Thomas
One of Meagan’s patients, a centenarian, taught her many valuable lessons that will impact Meagan for life. Watch this video to hear about them.
Hospice is a Good Thing – Joel Sund, Brighton Chaplain
Many people have negative feelings when they hear the word “hospice,” but Chaplain Joel Sund hopes to help change that. Hospice is a good thing!
Waiting for Her
Our chaplain gently knocked on the door and joined in on the visit. I slipped back into the periphery of the room and gave him space to share his talents and gifts.
Hospice Family Care: A Three Part Video Series
At Brighton, hospice family care and patient care are one and the same. In this 3 part videos series, Scott Sater explains how Brighton makes that possible.
Hospice: My Life’s Reward
I’ve seen so many lives lost tragically. Some friends, but most of them were individuals I didn’t know. At that time, I was so devastated and heartbroken.
When is the Right Time to Talk about Hospice and Palliative Care?
Avoiding the topic of what comfort is, or the talk of what a good death is, can be the greatest disservice to the dying person.
Treating the Entire Family – Jen Blazek
Hospice is about treating the entire family. Jen Blazek explains how this accomplished by Brighton Hospice.
Your Spiritual Resources – Valerie Wanlass, Hospice Chaplain
Valerie talks about the fundamental desires we all share, regardless of different beliefs, and how the services provided by a chaplain can also help those who don’t consider themselves spiritual.
Vigil Volunteers: The Twinkling Stars of Brighton Hospice
These vigil volunteers quietly enter in during the finale of life, providing a calm and attentive presence to people in their last days to hours with us. They exude the grace, beauty, and compassion we should all be so fortunate to be wrapped in as death approaches.
