" Hospice represents a patient’s care in his or her final weeks of this life, and with this comes anxiety and sadness. But for those who are faced with terminal illness, it does not have to be a time of fear. It’s an opportunity for the family to help take care of their loved ones, with our assistance. Instead of a cold hospital, the patient can be comfortable at home, and this minimizes the level of anxiety felt by everyone involved. It’s more dignified to be at home, and we enhance a God-given window for patients to enjoy quality of life in the comfort of their own homes, while taking the opportunity to spend time with loved ones and preparing to say goodbye. " Medical Director, Jerry McLane M.D.