Heartland, ManorCare and Arden Courts are now part of the ProMedica family of services. The skilled nursing & rehabilitation, memory care, home health and hospice services you know us for are now part of an integrated health and well-being organization that includes hospitals, doctors and health insurance plans as well.
If you need care, learn more about our infection control measures, screening, testing and visitation to keep you safe during this unprecedented time. Click here for more information.
ProMedica Hospice serving Chicagoland North, recently had the privilege of performing a We Honor Veterans Pinning Ceremony for Gladys, a patient and mother of one our own nurse practitioners, Marti Sullivan.
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Thank you to all assisted living facilities and team members for your compassion and dedication!
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This summer, ProMedica Hospice serving South Central Pennsylvania won first place in the category of “Hospice Provider” in the “Best of Cumberland County Contest 2021” run by The Sentinel Newspaper.
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“As we were sitting outside under the cool shade of a tree overlooking his farm, he received his mail. It was a Fourth of July card from a ProMedica Hospice volunteer. He was smiling as he read it. Eugene was grinning from ear to ear and said, ‘Thank you. This means a lot to a lonely man like me.’”
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ProMedica Hospice serving Western Pennsylvania (formerly Heartland Hospice) is proud to announce their promotion to a Level Five partner within the We Honor Veterans Program for their continued care and support of the Veteran population.
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Before any legal binding contracts are created, have your loved one's doctor write a letter of competency stating that your loved one is competent at the time.
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Recently, the team at ProMedica Hospice serving Southwest Ohio (formerly Heartland Hospice) held a “Push for Paint” school supplies drive for Summitt Academy.
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Heartland Hospice serving Northeast Indiana and the ProMedica Hospice Memorial Fund recently donated $1,000 worth of books to Erin’s House for Grieving Children.
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COVID-19 restrictions derailed Chris’s volunteer service plans for many months since many hospice patients could not receive visitors. Instead, Chris took on a significant project – making a directory of all Wisconsin war memorials to share with Heartland Hospice employees, patients and families.
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