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We are growing by leaps and bounds and are in need of more volunteers on the east side of our service area! Do you live in Northwood, Oregon, East Toledo, Curtice, Genoa, Elmore, Walbridge, Woodville, Millbury, Harbor View, Reno Beach, Bono, or Oak Harbor?? Our patients NEED you!
Become an Ohio Living Hospice Volunteer!
Hospice is a special kind of caring. Hospice care is patient and family centered and seeks to provide support and comfort to those facing a life limiting illness. Volunteers play a large role in this effort by sharing their skills and interests in a manner that enriches the quality of life for those they serve.
Medicare also recognizes the importance of volunteers in the delivery of hospice care. Medicare requires that hospices utilize volunteers from their local community to augment the care the hospice agency provides. Nationally, over 100,000 people serve as hospice volunteers and give millions of hours of their time to serve terminally ill patients and their families.
How you can help?
Hospice volunteers help patients and families in a variety of ways including some of the following:
Hospice volunteers can also provide the agency with clerical support in a variety of ways including:
1730 S. Reynolds Road, Toledo, OH 43614, US
Our mission is to provide adults with caring and quality services toward the enhancement of physical, mental and spiritual well-being consistent with the Christian Gospel.
Ohio Living the largest and most experienced not-for-profit provider of home health, hospice and continuing care retirement communities in Ohio.
Hospice is a special kind of caring. Hospice care is patient and family centered and seeks to provide support and comfort to those facing a life limiting illness. Volunteers play a large role in this effort by sharing their skills and interests in a manner that enriches the quality of life for those they serve.
Medicare also recognizes the importance of volunteers in the delivery of hospice care. Medicare requires that hospice utilize volunteers from their local community to augment the care the hospice agency provides. Nationally, over 100,000 people serve as hospice volunteers and give millions of hours of their time to serve terminally ill patients and their families.
We'll work with your schedule.
East SideOregon, OH 43616
February 22, 2021