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Good Shepherd Hospice
Basic Information
Address: 7920 Belt Line Rd
Suite #760
Dallas, TX 75254
Phone Number: 972-870-9991
Fax Number: 972-870-9993
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Additional Information
Causes Served: Good Shepherd Hospice is a concept of care that addresses the medical, emotional and spiritual needs of terminally ill patients and their families.
Background Check: Yes
Population Served: Elderly, Terminally Ill
Ages for Volunteer: Volunteers age from teens (16) to senior citizens
Hours of Service: 1 hour
Minimum Hours Required: 4 hours month
Days of Service: Weekdays / Weekends
Mission Statement:
Serving people with compassion and dignity
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
COMPASSIONATE ABOUT CARE. passionate about life. At Good Shepherd Hospice, we believe that health care is more than just a diagnosis and a treatment. It is a daily exercise in making this moment...this today...the very best it can be. We're here to help our patients achieve that goal - physically, mentally, spiritually... and for whatever that means individually. We believe that in the passing of a person's life, there are also extraordinary opportunities for compassion, reconciliation, spiritual healing, and renewal. Our volunteers play a vital role in our Hospice program. From working in the office, to creating special projects at home, to visiting to provide companionship and ease loneliness, Good Shepherd Hospice Volunteers make special moments happen again and again for the patients and families we serve.
Program History:
Good Shepherd Hospice opened its first office in Oklahoma City in 1995. We now have a regional presence serving Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri and Texas. Along the way, we've touched the lives of more than 20,000 patients and shepherded 50,000 + family members through their time of need. Every member of our team receives comprehensive, ongoing training. We are a member of the National Hospice and Palliative Care Association, Medicare Certified and State Licensed.