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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Learn MoreThe ProMedica Hospice Memorial Fund, formerly Heartland Hospice Memorial Fund, assists those who are coping with terminal illness, death and the process of grief and bereavement. It also supports services and education related to hospice care.
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Heartland Hospice Serving Greater Philadelphia's Medical Director, Dr. Christopher Davis, DO, talks about how the hospice team is supporting patients and their families during this difficult time.Show More
Heartland Hospice Serving Greater Philadelphia's Medical Director, Dr. Christopher Davis, DO, talks about how the hospice team is supporting patients and their families during this difficult time.
The agencies made thank you signs and brightened sidewalks with artwork, thank yous and words of encouragement to thank the nurses and to bring cheer to those coming into work at many facilities the agencies work closely with.Show More
Heartland Hospice agencies on the East Coast knew that our health care partners needed a smile and wanted to spread a little cheer during Nurses Week and these challenging times. The agencies made thank you signs and brightened sidewalks with artwork, thank yous and words of encouragement to thank the nurses and to bring cheer to those coming into work at many facilities the agencies work closely with. The agencies that participated in the sign making serve surrounding areas of:
The agencies made thank you signs and signs with words of encouragement to brighten the days of those coming into work at many facilities the agencies work closely with.Show More
Heartland Hospice agencies on the East Coast knew that our health care partners needed a smile and wanted to spread a little cheer during these challenging times. The agencies made thank you signs and signs with words of encouragement to brighten the days of those coming into work at many facilities the agencies work closely with. The agencies that participated in the sign making serve surrounding areas of:
Family members of deceased hospice patients joined together at Heartland Hospice serving Greater Philadelphia to remember, grieve and celebrate the lives of their loved ones.Show More
On Saturday, October 20, family members of deceased hospice patients joined together at Heartland Hospice serving Greater Philadelphia to remember, grieve and celebrate the lives of their loved ones. They were welcomed to the annual memorial service by Samantha Johns, Bereavement Coordinator, along with the hospice care team.
Poetry, scripture and music was shared in the sun-filled lobby. Through the window, members could see trees just beginning to show their autumn colors. As a part of the event, there was a “tree” inside on which the bereaved could hang fabric leaves with the written the names of their deceased loved ones. Memorial stones engraved with “In Loving Memory” and the patients’ names were given to families to keep close to their hearts. Candles were lit during the service to light a way forward in this journey.
Music and songs were provided by Laura Roman, Music Therapist, during the service. When she sang “You’ll Never Walk Alone” by Richard Rogers from the Broadway Musical Carousel, everyone joined in. “This song tells us that you have hope in your heart, no matter how bad the storm gets, you won’t be alone. At Heartland, we try and be that hope for the patients and their families,” said Samantha.
“We want our patients’ families to come back to Heartland as a safe space and be able to talk about their feelings. A big part of hospice is making sure that the bereaved are supported and comforted. Coming together for a memorial is part of that,” Samantha said.
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