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The word courage often evokes images of the brave men and women who serve in the military and dedicate themselves to protecting us from harmful acts both near and far.

By Mariel Concepcion | San Diego Business Journal | August 4, 2019 The Elizabeth Hospice in San Diego has joined forces with San Mateo-based Mission Hospice & Home Care and

By Jim Parker | Hospice News | August 6, 2019 Three California-based hospices – The Elizabeth Hospice in San Diego, Mission Hospice & Home Care in San Mateo and Hospice

Respected Healthcare Leaders Form California Hospice Network August 1, 2019 – The Elizabeth Hospice in San Diego, Mission Hospice & Home Care in San Mateo and Hospice of Santa Cruz

by Michelle Balisi, MS, AMFT In my short time on this earth, I’ve experienced many losses and grieved the deaths of many loved ones. The first funeral I attended was

By the time an individual reaches high school most people will experience the death of a loved one. The concept of grief is not fully understood until experienced. How one

After experiencing the death of someone close to you, holidays, celebrations, and milestones are no longer the same. Each smile, laughter, kiss and hug is enjoyable and pleasurable and includes

“Take me home,” Claire whispered under the oxygen mask in the ICU room. Her partner nodded and asked us to bring her home knowing she would only have days to

Alzheimer’s disease is becoming more common and more recognized in our country. About 6 million Americans are suffering with this chronic, progressive, incurable disease and their families and friends suffer