Lola, Dog Volunteer, Ever on Duty – a Remembrance

Posted on August 25, 2021 by Robin Ellington in Volunteers

Volunteers Kathy Sylvanowicz and Lola, the chocolate Lab, were Care Dimensions volunteers for three years, visiting hospice patients and bringing them joy. ...

Mission Inspires Walk for Hospice Teamwork at Care Dimensions

Posted on August 18, 2021 by Robin Ellington in Donors, Walk for Hospice

Six Care Dimensions employees explain why they support the Walk for Hospice, why they believe in the mission and why their commitment has never waned. ...

Rose and Dale Support Walk for Hospice and Each Other

Posted on August 12, 2021 by Robin Ellington in Care Dimensions Hospice House, Donors, Hospice, Kaplan Family Hospice House, Walk for Hospice

Since Rose and Dale met in 2003 they’ve supported each other through personal and family health crises. This September they’ll walk together for the 14th time in Care Dimensions' Walk for Hospice Virtual 2.0. ...

I Walk for Mary, My Mother and Best Friend

Posted on August 5, 2021 by Gale Page in Caregiving, Hospice, Walk for Hospice

If it wasn’t for Care Dimensions and my family's close circle of friends, I wouldn’t have been able to keep my promise to my mother that she would never be in a nursing home, where we couldn’t be with her 24 hours a day. ...

My Essay Won a $10,000 Award for Care Dimensions

Posted on August 2, 2021 by Sean Casey, Branch Leader for Movement Mortgage in Donors, Hospice

When I had a chance to write an essay through a charitable contest, Grace Works, sponsored by my company, Movement Mortgage, I chose to write about the care provided to my mom by Care Dimensions. ...

Why I Walk: From Navy Nurse to Hospice Nurse

Posted on July 22, 2021 by Mary Hutchinson, RN in Walk for Hospice

Retired Navy Nurse Mary Hutchinson explains why she loves working as a hospice nurse and supporting the Care Dimensions Walk for Hospice. ...

Now and Next Year Children Need COVID Grief Support in Schools

Posted on June 21, 2021 by Kristin Kowalski, MS, School and Community Outreach Specialist in Children

During the upcoming year and beyond, children will continue to need grief support in schools as they sort out their feelings of pain and grief after a year of COVID. ...

Remembering My Dad this Father's Day

Posted on June 18, 2021 by Jay Capua

After his dad and mom were diagnosed with cancer, Jay became a caregiver before the age of 30, quarantining with them during COVID precautions and restrictions, people who were used to caring for themselves and their children. ...

Why I Love Being a Certified Nursing Assistant with Care Dimensions

Posted on June 16, 2021 by Monika “Toni” Roman, CNA, CHPNA in Hospice careers, Kaplan Family Hospice House

In observance of National Nursing Assistants Week, CNA Toni Roman explains there's no greater feeling than knowing she's made a difference in someone's life. ...

6 Tips for Coping with Loss on Mother's Day

Posted on May 6, 2021 by Roxane Weddle, LMHC

Happy Mother’s Day! This weekend, we will read this greeting in emails, texts and greeting cards. It’s been a dispiriting year of COVID-19 precautions, physical distancing and loss, but with vaccinations on the rise, many families are planning long-awaited reunions. For those who have lost a mom, stepmom, grandmother or mother-like figure, this celebration may bring heightened feelings...

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Lola, Dog Volunteer, Ever on Duty – a Remembrance

Mission Inspires Walk for Hospice Teamwork at Care Dimensions

Rose and Dale Support Walk for Hospice and Each Other

I Walk for Mary, My Mother and Best Friend

My Essay Won a $10,000 Award for Care Dimensions

Why I Walk: From Navy Nurse to Hospice Nurse

Now and Next Year Children Need COVID Grief Support in Schools

Remembering My Dad this Father's Day

Why I Love Being a Certified Nursing Assistant with Care Dimensions

6 Tips for Coping with Loss on Mother's Day