http://childrengrieve.org/there-such-thing-good-grief November is Children’s Grief Awareness Month Blogging: In honor of Children’s Grief Awareness Month, the National Alliance for Grieving Children has invited guest bloggers to tell the world how it feels to have had someone they love die. This week, Jeanette Falotico shares her story. Read more
National Hospice & Palliative Care Month Read more about Hospice and Palliative with the moments of Life campaign. http://www.momentsoflife.org/what-hospiceRead more
Family Nights: A grief support series for families with school-age children and teens Family Nights is designed to give family members of all ages a chance to process their grief and gain the support of peers. Extended family members are welcome to attend. Programs are held the 3rd Monday each month from 6:30 to 8pmRead more
NHPCO Encourages Americans to Honor our Nation’s Veterans (Alexandria, Va) – On Memorial Day, Monday, May 26, people across the country will host picnics, visit the beach, spend time with family, and enjoy the long weekend that represents the start of the summer season. The National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization reminds Americans that thereRead more
Amy didn’t realize that she was feeling alone or overwhelmed. When her primary care physician recommended Hospice of Siouxland, and reached out to us for her, it was a relief. Amy was able to call us any time, and didn’t have to worry if there was a problem. It also enhanced Amy’s relationship with herRead more
Many do not understand what hospice really is. Hospice of Siouxland wants you to know that it’s not about giving up, but rather comfort and quality in the last weeks and months of life. When difficult decisions have to be made, looking into hospice care sooner, rather than later, can be a godsend. You canRead more
Hospices nationwide reach out to local communities to raise awareness of end-of-life care Reaching out to local communities is a daily activity at the more than 5,000 hospice organizations across the country. Every November, this activity is amplified as the nation’s hospice and palliative care community observes National Hospice Palliative Care Month. “To celebrate andRead more
Are you thinking about making a Will or revising a current one? It is important for everyone to have a Will. Without one, the state will distribute your assets in ways you may not like. A Will is your way of fulfilling your personal wishes. Many people take care of their loved ones first. OthersRead more
Mimi Shanahan knows the value of a conversation. She had many important talks with her husband Patrick after they discovered he had esophageal cancer. Before he underwent debilitating treatments that wore him down, the two of them made it a priority to discuss their healthcare wishes. He went on to face a cancer that wouldRead more
Open House to Honor Veterans Hospice of Siouxland is hosting an Open House to Honor Veterans on Veteran’s Day, Monday, November 11 from 2 – 4 p.m. at 4300 Hamilton Blvd, Sioux City, Iowa. The open house will feature a ceremony and dedication of the new Veteran’s flag pole, a display of military vehicles, andRead more
Hospice of Siouxland was awarded the CHAP accreditation, (Community Health Accreditation Program) demonstrating our dedication to meeting the industry’s highest recognized standards in community-based care.
