Honoring Coach Walt Weed
As part of our “We Honor Veterans” program, we recently thanked patient Walt Weed for his service to our country. Mr. Weed, who had a long career in Navy intelligence speaking five…
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De-Bunking Hospice Myths
There are so many myths about hospice care! A short Google search brings up many, such as “Hospice means you have given up and lost control;” or “Hospice care will…
A Life, A Loss, A Story- Unpacking Your Grief One Story at a Time
A Life, A Loss, A Story is an interactive workshop series for those who have experienced the loss of a loved one and is led by Full Circle Grief and…
Three female doctors who combine compassion and expertise
Hospice Savannah is fortunate to have three incredible full time doctors at the helm! They work closely with your, or your loved one’s, personal physician to ensure all medical needs…
Does Medicare cover Hospice Care?
A guest blog by Danielle Kunkle Danielle Kunkle is a co-founder of Boomer Benefits, a licensed Medicare insurance agency that helps baby boomers navigate their entry in Medicare in 47 states.…
Looking back …and looking forward
This month I celebrate two decades of working for Hospice Savannah. What an honor and a privilege to work for such an ethical and meaningful organization. Every day I am…
Tree of Light memorial gathering is this Sunday
On the first Sunday of December, the counselors of Hospice Savannah’s Full Circle Grief and Loss Center host a Tree of Light memorial gathering to remember and honor those who…
Yoga, Party and Auction this Friday!
Join Kate Doran, owner of Savannah Power Yoga at this Friday’s yoga relay and party on the outdoor patio of our Edel Caregiver Institute, 6000 Business Center Drive. We are…
Feeling patriotic every day
Ophelia Rodriguez, annual giving specialist for the Hospice Savannah Foundation, and resident of Pooler, volunteers her time to serve as the co-chair of the hospice’s “We Honor Veterans” program. Ophelia, who…
Doing the Loving Thing: Advance Directives workshop is June 29
None of us expect to be in a serious car accident, to have a stroke, or suffer a heart attack. But we know that these things can, and do, happen.…