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Palos Park, IL 60464
Do you enjoy spending time with people and learning about their unique life stories or lessons? The elderly, in particular, have had opportunities to experience many of life's ups and downs and have lived through many world events. During our younger years, we often dwell on problems, focus on the past or worry about the future. While this is normal and sometimes necessary, it can become all-consuming. Seniors who have experienced great joy or conversely, have weathered many storms can help us look at things differently, often in a more positive light. At Gentiva Hospice, we are in the business of caring for the elderly, whose wisdom is celebrated and revered. If you would like to learn about an elder's life story, or just provide companionship by sitting quietly, reading a book, or watching a movie together, consider becoming a hospice volunteer. Our hospice patients reside in assisted living and memory care facilities, nursing homes, and in their own residences. We hope to hear from you!
Date Posted: Nov 15, 2023
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Chicago, IL 60657
Are you retired and looking for an opportunity to give back to your community? Do you work from home professionally or as a stay-at-home parent who could use an hour away from the house? If so, you may want to consider being a hospice volunteer. Some individuals not familiar with hospice may perceive it as sad and depressing. In actuality, hospice volunteers report feeling highly satisfied and fulfilled. In turn, hospice care gives patients the opportunity to spend their remaining days in the company of loved ones and friends, often in the comfort of their homes. If this opportunity speaks to you, please contact us at Gentiva Hospice.
Date Posted: Oct 17, 2023
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Crete, IL 60417
Do you enjoy meeting with new people and working with the elderly, in particular? Have you had a loved one in hospice that proved to be a wonderful experience for you or your family? If so, then being a hospice volunteer could be rewarding and life changing. We are looking for volunteers to provide companionship to our patients who are near the end of their life journeys, or respite care for their families who need a break. Hospice volunteers report a high degree of satisfaction from learning about their patient's life experiences and wisdom. If this opportunity appeals to you, consider becoming a Gentiva hospice volunteer. Comprehensive training and ongoing support will be provided to assist you along the way. Additionally, you will become an essential member of the hospice team!
Date Posted: Sep 8, 2023
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Joliet, IL 60433
Do you enjoy spending time with people and learning about their unique life stories or lessons? The elderly, in particular, have had opportunities to experience many of life's ups and downs and have lived through many world events. During our younger years, we sometimes dwell on problems, focus on the past, and worry about the future. While this is normal and sometimes necessary, it can sometimes be all-consuming. Seniors who have experienced great joy or conversely have weathered many storms, can help us look at things differently, often in a more positive light. At Gentiva Hospice, we are in the business of caring for the elderly whose wisdom is celebrated and revered. If you would like to learn about a senior's life story, or just provide companionship by sitting quietly, reading a book, or watching a movie together, then consider becoming a hospice volunteer. On-going training and support is provided by our Volunteer Coordinators. Our hospice patients reside is assisted living and nursing homes, memory care units and in their own homes. We hope to hear from you!
Date Posted: Nov 27, 2023
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Joliet, IL 60432
Has listening to music ever pulled you out of a slump or put a spring in your step? There have been many quotes about music throughout time. Bob Marley, a Jamaican musician, songwriter and activist once said "One good thing about music, when it hits you, you feel no pain". There may be a physiological reason for this phenomena, in part. Neuroscientists have discovered that music stimulates the production of dopamine in the brain, a feel good neurotransmitter. Additionally, music has been shown to reduce anxiety, decrease pain, and promote relaxation in patients. If you play an instrument, sing, or just have a love of music, you may want to consider volunteering for hospice. Gentiva hospice is currently recruiting individuals to share their love of music with others. Our patients reside in assisted living facilities, nursing homes, memory care facilities, and even in their own homes. We look forward to hearing from you!
Date Posted: Nov 27, 2023