We are so happy to bring back RC Hospice Care’s Annual December to Remember Event! Learn more about the event in this blog post and we hope to see you!!

To celebrate the month of November and the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday, RC Hospice and Palliative Care is doing their first ever Fall Coloring Contest!

We are starting a new series on our blog by asking our team members their favorite holiday recipes! The first one comes from a pumpkin tart I made last thanksgiving time that was an absolute hit.

October is breast cancer awareness month. Facts save lives. Here are some about breast cancer from the National Breast Cancer Foundation:

Halloween enters us into a two month binge season of sweets. Here are some tips on how to skip it this year and keep your immune system strong for the season ahead.

Join us at the Neil Orchard Resource Fair next Wednesday October 21.

Have you seen Season 2 of RC Hospice Talk? The theme for this season is "Everyone Has Lost Someone" where our team of hospice professionals…

Take a look at our new Informational video about RC Hospice Care by our very own Chaplain, Tom Rupp.

Did you know RC Hospice offers their patient’s families a very special keepsake called Healing Hugs.

Hospice does not mean today; it does not mean tomorrow either. However, when the time does come, we want you to know that you have a choice in the services available to you and the great benefits they entail.

Check out our helpful list of organizations and professionals that RC Hospice proudly works with.

In my pastoral training I came across a phrase that sums up what ministers and other caregivers do – the ministry of presence. What does this mean? It is more than merely showing up. In the Bible story of Job, his three friends show up and sit with him.

Perhaps you have had other friends who have walked the long road with their loved one or friend as they faced impending death. And now, it is your turn to walk with someone close to you.

Your life is about to change….but you knew that, didn’t you? You have made it this far these many years due to your ability to adapt to change.

Maybe you have heard someone say this, or maybe you have said it before, in your desire to help someone in need – “if there is anything I can do, just let me know.”

Perhaps you consider yourself a happy person, in control of your emotions and able to adjust to any situation. But then you suddenly have a hospice diagnosis or are involved with a loved one who qualifies for hospice.