Heartland, ManorCare and Arden Courts are now part of the ProMedica family of services. The skilled nursing & rehabilitation, memory care, home health and hospice services you know us for are now part of an integrated health and well-being organization that includes hospitals, doctors and health insurance plans as well.
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Pam McMahon, craft volunteer for ProMedica Hospice Serving Chicagoland North, creates memory bears using an article of clothing from the patient for their loved ones after they have passed.
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ProMedica Hospice Serving Northwest Ohio was grateful to receive a generous $10,000 donation from the Fraternal Order of Eagles #712 of Fremont. The Eagles organization has a long history of raising funds to support hospice services provided to patients and their families in the region.
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ProMedica Hospice serving Branch, Hillsdale and St. Joseph Counties is pleased to announce their promotion to a Level Four status within the We Honor Veterans Program for their continued care and support of the Veteran population.
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The team at ProMedica Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation (Willoughby, OH) helped Raven with his Heart's Desire to visit the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame where his guitar is on display.
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ProMedica Hospice serving South Central Pennsylvania held a veteran pinning ceremony for Harold Billow, a celebrated World War II Army veteran and survivor of the Malmedy Massacre.
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Jim, spiritual care coordinator at ProMedica Hospice Serving Southwest Michigan, and magician for more than 25 years who has performed magic tricks all over the world, performed a magic show for patients and residents at Rehoboth Oaks Adult Foster Care.
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For Veterans Day, ProMedica Hospice Serving Chicagoland North had the privilege to partner with ten different locations and honored 80 Veterans.
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Whenever possible, the ProMedica Hospice Serving North Central Illinois and Southern Wisconsin team works with patients to create “legacy projects” for them to share with their families as a keepsake to have beyond their own life. One such opportunity arose recently when a patient, Barb, began improving enough to express herself verbally after several months.
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Heartland Hospice serving Raleigh-Durham continues to help fulfill their patients' last wishes. Kristin Lassiter, spiritual care coordinator, and Annie Rankin, care transitions nurse, had the honor of helping a lovely couple celebrate their special love for each other.
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Michelle, bereavement coordinator and Matt, account liaison, with Heartland Hospice serving Raleigh-Durham had the privilege of participating in a pinning ceremony for veteran patient, Jonathan Gorman.
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