Regency SouthernCare

This week we celebrate Pastoral Care Appreciation Week with our family of hospice care providers. Thank you to our team members who provide spiritual and emotional support to our patients and their families. You make the difference when life matters most. We appreciate you.

We would like to congratulate our very own National Medical Director, Dr. Mark Fox, on receiving the James McFarland Award from The South Carolina Chapter of the American College of Physicians at their Annual Virtual Meeting. Dr. Fox was recognized for demonstrating ongoing leadership and scholarship and most of all his clinical excellence. We appreciate you, Dr. Fox. A well-deserved recognition and we thank you for all you do!

Team members in our family of hospice care providers receive specialized training for the identification and care of our patients who experience Soul Injury. Questions about emotional healing at the end-of-life? Ask us about the emotional, social, and spiritual support that we provide.

We care for Veterans 365 days a year. In this article our Chief Medical Officer and National Medical Director, Dr. Ronald Crossno, discusses what hospice care looks like for our nation’s heroes. Questions about our care for Veterans? We are here.

Kindred at Home is proud to recognize our National Clinicians of the Year for 2020. Congratulations to our winners, and our deepest gratitude to our entire family of healthcare heroes!

Let us help ensure your loved one is where they want to be this time of year at home with the care and support needed when life matters most. We are here 24/7/365 #hospicecare #compassion

Today is World Hospice and Palliative Care Day. As a family of hospice care providers, we focus on clinical excellence with compassion and dignity when life matters most. #whpd2020 #hospice #palliative

We are often asked, What is Palliative Care? In this article from our National Medical Director, Dr. Mark Fox, learn how all hospice care is palliative in nature, but there is also a medical specialty called Palliative Care. Questions? We are here.

The coronavirus continues to take its toll on communities across the U.S., creating financial hardships that make putting food on the table a struggle for many. In the past week, we’ve raised an additional $4,600, bringing our total so far to $13,112that’s more than 130,000 meals!

As we move into our final week of the food drive, we have exciting news to report about the donations we’ve already raised. Almost $8500 in 3 weeks. That’s about 102,000 pounds of food for communities across the country!

Pain and symptom management are paramount to a patient’s quality of life. For patients appropriate for hospice care, ask how we can help. We are here 24/7/365.

We are midway through our food drive, and Kindred at Home employees have raised nearly $4,500 for local community food banks across the country! We are so proud to be helping to put food on the tables of those who are food insecure.

There are many things we can do daily to prevent suicidal behavior. Raise awareness, educate about the causes and warning signs for suicide, be aware of the stigma associated with suicide, and show compassion for those in your community. #WSPD National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 800-273-8255

#LaborDay2020 Relax, enjoy, and be safe.