What is Palliative Care?
The goal of palliative care is not to cure the illnesses, but rather to alleviate the symptoms and make the patient as comfortable as possible.
Read MoreVolunteers provide the heart of our services. Virtually anyone and everyone can become a volunteer. If you choose to donate your time to the services of Cura-HPC, your generosity will not go unnoticed.
Patient & Family Support • Clerical/Administrative
Transportation • Crafts • Yard Work • Fellowship • Baking/Cooking
The areas of involvement are endless! Whatever your talents, Cura-HPC needs you. Volunteers can include individuals, couples, families, and organizations.
If you would be interested in learning more about becoming a Cura-HPC volunteer, please contact our Volunteer Coordinator at (800) 797-3839
Is Hospice Volunteering for Me?
Hospice volunteers are a vital part of the hospice team, filling roles that include everything from direct contact with patients to helping with clerical and fundraising support. Hospices that are Medicare certified are required to use volunteers together with their paid clinical and administrative staff. Hospice volunteers describe their work as gratifying, intellectually stimulating, and emotionally meaningful. While hospices do require a lot of volunteers, we value volunteers greatly.
As a hospice volunteer, you need to be:
The goal of palliative care is not to cure the illnesses, but rather to alleviate the symptoms and make the patient as comfortable as possible.
Read MoreBeing named as a health care proxy for a loved one is an incredible responsibility
Read MoreBeing a caregiver for a dying loved one can be a fulltime job. With all the responsibilities and emotions involved in caring for a loved one, sometimes caregivers just need a break
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