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Service with Hospice of the Western Reserve means you will get the personal care you deserve. We offer a holistic approach to comfort and choice at the end of life for patients, families, and friends. We provide dignity along life’s journey by offering life-enhancing comfort-oriented services. Hospice and palliative care provides newborns through centenarians with services, such as pain and symptom management, bereavement support, residential and respite care, and emotional and spiritual support. Our specialized heart, lung and dementia programs allows additional resources for managing illnesses earlier in the disease process. Hospice of the Western Reserve reaches a daily census of over 1,100 patients, including palliative care. | Hospice of the Western Reserve
Celebrating 10 years serving more than 10,000 patients Built in 1994, Hospice House opened in 1995 to be a home away from home for patients and families facing one of life’s most challenging times. It has been a place of comfort for children to seniors so that they would not have to face death alone, afraid or in pain. The 42-bed facility provides residential, pain and symptom management and respite care. Now celebrating its 10th anniversary, Hospice House incorporates unique amenities specific to the needs of our patients and families including patient rooms with French doors leading to outdoor patios, a gallery walk showcasing art work done by patients and families, a library and music room, a playroom and playground for children, spa rooms and several garden areas including a Vista Walk along the shore of Lake Erie. Hospice of the Western Reserve launches a new wellness program and a smoke-free inititiative called A Breath of Fresh Air. In an effort to protect its shoreline from erosion, we partnered with the US Army Corps of Engineers and the Cleveland- Cuyahoga County Port Authority for erosion control and enhancements, such as a new boardwalk. The project consisted of 1,275 feet of stone shoreline protection, including a concrete access road, and a handicap accessible ramp. Funding for a deck overlooking the boardwalk area was made possible with a gift from B. Charles and Jay Ames. The warm October dedication ceremony stirred up peaceful memories of the more than 10,000 patients who have stayed at Hospice House over the past ten years, and the future patients and families who will enjoy their stay at Hospice House. Cherish every moment “For many patients, Hospice House is their home away from home. It allows patients with no caregiver hospice’s comfort oriented care in home-like surroundings.” —Bob Plona, Director of Residential Services Lieutenant Colonel Timothy B. Touchette hospicewr.org |
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