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Even though the likelihood of having an Ebola patient on hospice is unlikely because of the swiftness of the disease and the need to be quarantined, all healthcare workers should still be informed about the disease and how to prevent … Continued

After a little surgery on my left arm I am back to the keyboard with both hands, so the topic of this blog is gratitude and one of the best ways to share a message about it is through Louie … Continued

After many years of feeling unfulfilled in her work, Bronnie Ware began looking for a job with heart and ended up in palliative care. ?After years of tending to the needs of the dying she started a blog about the … Continued

Rainbow Hospice of Jefferson, Wisconsin, has been honoring their hospice aides every June for 37 years. ?See their special tribute and wonderful description of hospice aides that was posted for National Nursing Assistant’s Week 2014. ?We think it captures the … Continued

These Pocket Helper Aprons are worn over scrubs to keep needed items handy in the sturdy, double fabric front pockets, with an additional Velcro pocket (5?X5.5?) on the inside front panel for personal items. They are 26?-28? long with 21? … Continued

For hospice aides and nurses who work with pediatric, dementia, and developmentally delayed patients these stethoscope covers are a perfect diversion technique.? Colorful, whimsical, and fun, they fit easily on standard stethoscopes.? Each one is made individually by an experienced … Continued

National Nursing Assistants Week is June 12-19 this year and we are happy to celebrate the important role of hospice aides!? We hope that you will take a few moments to tell us about a hospice aide who holds a … Continued