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Heartland Hospice
Basic Information
Address: 907 W State St. Fremont, OH 43420
Phone Number: 1-800-505-7444, 419-355-9209
Fax Number: 419-355-9425
Director: Nicole Davis, Volunteer Coordinator
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Additional Information
Causes Served: Helping patients and their families through the end-of-life experience.
Background Check: Yes
Population Served: Any one with a terminal illness
Ages for Volunteer: 16 and up
Hours of Service: 1-8 hours a month
Minimum Hours Required: no minimum
Days of Service: flexible
Mission Statement:
The mission of Heartland Hospice is to provide quality hospice care to patients with a limited life expectancy, as well as, support to their caregivers.
The quality of life for those we serve is enhanced through palliative and specialized supportive care designed to meet the physical, psychosocial, social and spiritual needs of the patients and caregivers.
Hospice care is provided by an interdisciplinary team utilizing an approach to the care delivered to patients either in their own home or extended care facility; working cooperatively with area health care providers and other community resources.
Heartland Hospice strives to provide care to all who are eligible and need hospice care irrespective of ability to pay.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Everyone deserves to feel safe, loved, and cared for in their time of need.
Program History:
Heartland Hospice is a part of HCR ManorCare. HCR ManorCare has over 500 locations nationwide with nearly 60,000 employees. We've been in the health care profession for over 40 years
Additional Information:
Our volunteers provide companionship to hospice patients. They help our patients to feel special and more loved. Some of the things they do with patients is read, sing, and scrapbook with them. Some share life stories and like to play card/board games. Sometimes the volunteer just stays by the bedside so that the patient is not alone or afraid.
Another area of volunteering is when the volunteer relieves the family members so they can get away from the home for doctor appointments, grocery shopping, or running errands.
Last but not least we have Vigil Volunteers. Whenever a patient that is actively dying and they do not have family members with them, our volunteers step in to make sure they do not die alone.