Stillwater Hospice

Recently, Stillwater Hospice leaders had the opportunity to receive the Governor's Century Business Award celebrating Stillwater's longevity and impact on the state's economy, communities and families. It was an honor to represent Stillwater Hospice and be a part of such an impactful event recognizing so many important organizations and businesses in Indiana! #nonprofit #hospice #centuryaward https://lnkd.in/ghyhDgri

When you join Stillwater Hospice, you find a calling, like Jenna Mitchell BSN, RN did!

Learn more about Stillwater Hospice services on Thursday at Northwood Manor in Marion. We look forward to seeing you!

Looking forward to hosting First Fridays Fort Wayne's upcoming season at the Peggy F. Murphy Community Grief Center, located on the Stillwater Hospice campus on Homestead Road. https://lnkd.in/eVGG9xhY

We are proud to be hosting First Fridays Fort Wayne’s upcoming season! Join us at the Peggy F. Murphy Grief Center each month for insightful leadership presentations and stellar networking.

Did you know Stillwater Hospice has a foundation to help us provide our mission services? Foundation Board Member Nancy Subler has our back, too!

Stillwater Hospice hosted the Interprofessional Education Exchange on April 12, with approximately 65 students from University of Saint Francis College of Health Sciences, including Physician's Assistants, Nursing, Kinesiology, and Social Work. Stillwater’s Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Ann Moore, Chief Nursing Officer Heidi Buffenbarger, Director of Support Services Mary Willems-Akers and Spiritual Care Coordinator Mike Baker participated on a panel as part of the experience. The interprofessional education in palliative care curriculum gives students an opportunity to develop knowledge, values, and skills that will translate to providing high-quality compassionate care to people with serious illnesses. Training students from a variety of related disciplines together provides a unique and meaningful educational experience that helps them become a competent health care communicator and leader. Curriculum for this project was developed with support from the National Cancer Institute's grant-funded project through the University of Illinois, Interprofessional Education Exchange.

Stillwater Hospice is led by a board of directors that includes Molly Soberalski who share their experience and wisdom to guide our agency into the future. Thanks, Molly!

We are so thankful for Larry Reed and his leadership in advancing hospice care and advocating for compassionate end-of-life support. Thank you, Larry, for being a beacon of light in our hospice journey.

Stillwater Hospice is blessed with tremendous volunteers who serve on our board of directors, such as Nancy Stewart!