News and Stories
Wings of Hope – April 27, 2025
The Elizabeth Hospice is proud to host Wings of Hope 2025, a time to celebrate the people who have touched your life in a beautiful way. This family-friendly event will […]
Read MoreCamp Spero Receives Ten Years of Support
The Rob Benzon Dan Ferbal Foundation has generously donated $64,870 to support Camp Spero, a bereavement camp for children and teens. The foundation’s decade-long commitment has allowed Camp Spero to […]
Read MoreFrank D. Ferris, MD Joins The Elizabeth Hospice as Medical Director of Education
The Elizabeth Hospice, California’s largest independent nonprofit provider of hospice care, palliative care and grief support services, welcomes Dr. Frank D. Ferris who will oversee The Elizabeth Hospice education department. […]
Read MoreComparing Care Models: Hospice versus Home Health Services
In times of illness, families often find themselves navigating through various options to provide the best possible support and comfort for their loved ones. Two common forms that aim to […]
Read MoreUnderstanding the Vital Role of Hospice Aides
Among the medical professionals and specialists in hospice care is a group of individuals who are essential to delivering high-quality care: hospice aides, also known as Home Health Aides (HHAs). […]
Read MoreNavigating the End-of-Life Journey: Recognizing Signs and Symptoms
As a loved one nears the end of their life, it’s common for family members to struggle with uncertainty and to have a myriad of questions. In such moments, one […]
Read MoreManaging Pain in Hospice Care: Providing Comfort and Quality of Life
One of the primary objectives of hospice care is to manage pain effectively. At The Elizabeth Hospice, we are committed to ensuring that our patients remain as comfortable as possible, […]
Read MoreCompassionate End-of-Life Care from The Elizabeth Hospice
For people facing the challenges of a life-limiting illness, few things matter more than comfort, dignity and support. Although the end-of-life journey touches us all, it often leaves us feeling […]
Read MoreHealing in Motion – Free Classes and Activities for People Who Are Grieving
Whether light, moderate or vigorous, physical activity can be a helpful coping mechanism as people move forward on their grief journey. It provides a distraction by focusing attention on the […]
Read MoreProblems with the Heart
Many people are surprised to learn that the physical symptoms and psychological responses to advanced heart failure are like those with advanced cancer. Hospice care in the US is as […]
Read MoreCoping with Valentine’s Day
Just when you may be breathing a sigh of relief that the holidays are finally over, here comes Valentine’s Day. Everywhere you turn there are hearts, flowers, Cupid with his […]
Read MoreHow Do You Ethically Integrate a GIP Hospice Service into the Hospital?
Sarah McSpadden, President and CEO of The Elizabeth Hospice, is one of the healthcare experts answering the question: How Do You Ethically Integrate a GIP Hospice Service into the Hospital? […]
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