“I was drawn to hospice because I was able to provide the kind of care that drew me to nursing as a career. I stayed because I realized how fulfilling it can be to help affect change and improve the quality of a person’s life. The potential to learn and grow at the end of life is amazing. To be a part of that process is an honor. People ask how I can do this work, and I ask how can I not?”
“The use of expressive therapies has been well integrated into the care offered to our patients and families. The artwork created makes their journey visible in unique and meaningful ways. The images often help express life stories with greater depth and richness, increasing insight and understanding before and after the death occurs.”
“The years I have worked at Hospice of the Western Reserve have been the most rewarding and personally enriching experience I have ever had in healthcare. The opportunity to serve and treat the dying with dignity and respect is an honor I cherish.”
“I was first introduced to Hospice of the Western Reserve many years ago when my father became a patient. It was the mission that drew me here and after five years with the agency it still comes down to the mission. I feel honored that I can say I work here and to be part of an organization that makes a difference to so many people.”