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A Comforting Place for Children to Cope
February 19, 2019(Pictured from left to right: Grace Lynch and Heather Groff) As the sun beat down on her face, suitcase in hand, Grace Lynch was taking her first step toward coping… Read More
Rainbows Became Her Trademark – Radiating Color and Light
February 6, 2019Olivia was young, yet a girl who knew what she wanted,” commented Kelly Lynch, Olivia’s mother. “Her love of color and life presented itself every time she came home with… Read More
Making Meaningful Connections
January 25, 2019Grant prepares Hospice employee Amanda Landis for the Virtual Dementia Tour, a simulation of what one experiences with dementia. “It’s hard for any of us to fathom how someone else’s… Read More
Rekindling Volunteerism
January 18, 2019(from left to right: Kylar Aurand, Kristy Aurand and Adam Aurand) I was a Hospice volunteer back in the early 2000s during college. I served as a front desk volunteer… Read More
Hundreds of Lights Shine Bright for Your Loved Ones
December 19, 2018Hospice & Community Care has placed hundreds of delicate white lights on evergreen trees at the back of its Good Drive location. The twinkling lights were placed in honor and… Read More
Volunteers Honor Veterans Nearing End of Lives
December 11, 2018Former WGAL anchor and veteran Jim Sinkovitz interviewed Hospice & Community Care Veteran and volunteer, Michael Angelo, to share how Hospice & Community Care honors its Veteran patients. Click here to view… Read More
A Different Kind of Grief
December 4, 2018Many of us have been impacted by the opioid crisis in some way. For Marj Paradise it impacted her in a more personal and life-changing way than anyone could describe…. Read More
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