New Volunteer Training Coming Up October 20 & 22
Are you looking for a meaningful way to give back to your community? Compassionate Care Plus is preparing for our next New Volunteer Training, and we would love to have you join us! Our two-part, in-person training will be held Tuesday, October 20, and Thursday, October 22, from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at the Madison…
Gift A Day Of Care in 2025
Every Day Is a Gift at Hospice Care Plus. We have spent 43 years fulfilling our mission of providing compassionate care that helps make each day matter. Today, we invite you to be part of this mission by giving to our Gift A Day of Care: The $225 in 2025 giving campaign. “At Hospice Care…
Print & Online Resources for Caregivers
Caregiving for a loved one can be profoundly rewarding, but anyone who has done this work knows that managing multiple responsibilities with limited time can be challenging. In today’s digital age, caregivers can access many websites, apps, and books designed to educate, offer resources, and simplify their caregiving duties. While each offers unique features, they…
A Life’s Passion Shared
Through his long and dedicated career as a surgical technician, Robert has come to know countless people in his community. However, many had no idea that he had another great passion.
Dr. Goble is New Chief MD
Rondal Goble, MD, is the new chief medical director for Hospice Care Plus. Dr. Goble replaces Hanan Budeiri, MD, who retired in August after 23 years with the organization. “Dr. Goble’s effortless ease of communication is instantly comforting; he is compassionate and has a delightful personality,” says Dr. Budeiri. “Above all, he is a sincere…
A Special Birthday
When Mr. George Poynter entered home hospice care six months ago, he and his family did not expect to see his 86th birthday. But, as is often the case, his condition improved after coming home, where he felt most comfortable, and receiving expert care from an interdisciplinary team.
To Renew Our Vows
Families and care teams form close relationships, especially when care begins early. Team members often ask what goals patients and families have. When they learn of special desires, they set about helping those dreams come to life.
One More Family Christmas
Rob Riddell, a cancer survivor, had a good life: a job he loved, faith and optimism in spades, and a large, happy family.
