Palliative and hospice care both focus on comfort and quality of life for those with serious or life-limiting illnesses. Learn about the five key differences—including timing, payment, and location—so you can make an informed decision for yourself or a loved one.
Pam Putney has been named the new Referral Center Manager at Hospice of the Northwest. With a decade of experience, she leads the team that serves as the crucial first point of contact for patients and families seeking hospice care.
October is National Book Month! At Hospice of the Northwest, we celebrate the power of books with our free Lending Library. It’s a vital community resource, curated for those navigating serious illness, caregiving, or grief, and features over 1,500 books, DVDs, and CDs.
With thoughtful planning and support, you can increase the likelihood of living independently and comfortably in your own home for as long as possible. Here are five key considerations for aging in place:
At Hospice of the Northwest, we believe that every person deserves care that honors who they are—body, mind, and spirit. Advance Care Planning is one of the most meaningful ways to ensure your wishes are known, your voice is heard, and your care reflects what matters...
In short, the answer is no! You don’t have to wait for a doctor’s referral in order to explore hospice care. Whether it’s you, a family member, friend, or your physician, anyone can make a referral. All you need to do is call our Referral Center at 360-814-5550. Once...
