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Hospice of Orange & Sullivan Counties, Inc. Recognizes National Vietnam War Veterans Day 2022

National Vietnam War Veterans Day is observed every year on March 29 and is a way to thank and honor our Nation’s Vietnam Veterans and their families for their service and sacrifice. HOSPICE of Orange and Sullivan Counties Inc. will be the lead agency to host the second annual observance of National Vietnam War Day … READ MORE

Caregivers Feel Relief Calling Hospice of Orange & Sullivan Counties, Inc.Hospice of Orange and Sullivan Counties

As one of the leading hospice care providers in the Hudson Valley area, the team at Hospice of Orange & Sullivan Counties, Inc. often helps worried caregivers and loved ones deal with some challenging emotions. Although we know it can be initially difficult for a caregiver or family member to call hospice for their loved … READ MORE

Hospice of Orange & Sullivan Counties Long Time President Announces Retirement and New President ElectedHospice of Orange and Sullivan Counties

NEWBURGH, NY – Hospice of Orange and Sullivan Counties, Inc. announced that its Board of Directors elected Sandra “Sandi” Cassese, RN, MSN, CNS, as President and Chief Operating Officer as of January 1, 2022, to succeed Daniel M. Grady. Mr. Grady, President and CEO since 1988 has announced his intention to retire at the end … READ MORE

Difficult Conversations: How and When to Talk About Hospice CareHospice of Orange and Sullivan Counties

Family members, caregivers, and close friends often feel uncomfortable talking about end-of-life care. But these may be some of the most important conversations we have. If we avoid talking about death, how will we know what our loved ones want? It’s OK to talk about end-of-life wishes. Talking about the option of hospice care does not … READ MORE

How to Support a Loved One at the End of LifeHospice of Orange and Sullivan Counties

Navigating the emotional and mental needs nearing the end of their life is potentially the most challenging support aspect. The prospect of passing can seem extremely scary, and some patients might feel a need to rely on their family or friends by relinquishing the burdens they might be feeling or seeking advice or comfort. As … READ MORE