As we enter the Christmas season may we all remember the reason for the season. Christmas is about sharing. We share gifts and more importantly, we share the love we have with one another. When hospice and palliative care is done correctly, it comes from a place of love. Here’s to creating and sharing love […]

November is National Hospice and Palliative Care Month, and it’s something that we are proud to be a part of. While hospice is medical care in the traditional sense, it means more than that to us. Hospice is compassion in action. It’s creating a space where people can face unimaginable challenges with dignity and support, […]

We wanted to share with our visitors this video from the staff at Marie Curie Hospice based out of the United Kingdom. The title of the video is “What to expect at the end of life?” and the video was made by one of the nurses at Marie Curie and also includes true stories from […]

We wanted to extend a big THANK YOU to everyone that came out to see us at this year’s Putt Puttin for Palliative Care!! While the weather was HOT, so were the putters and everyone had such a good time. We adore our community and any opportunity we can take to spend time with them […]

Nothing cools down a hot southern afternoon like some rain. Well, maybe ice cream… We were fortunate enough to get a BOTH and a double scoop of fun at our ice cream social. 🍦 A BIG thank you to our very own Kim Tanner for all of your help and great entertainment. We value spending […]

We wanted to take a minute to recognize our amazing CNA staff. Pictured about from left to right are our superstar CNAs – Erin Owens Stevens, Kim Gilmore Tanner, Dwayne Bowman, Lauren Stanfield Pike. Thank you for all that you do to help Dayspring patients everyday! We are so thankful for the kindness and compassion you all show to our patients and for the extraordinary care you provide. (more…)

In the midst of the current Coronavirus pandemic, we want to ensure that our patients and their families have the resources,  knowledge and communication channels they need to stay safe during these times.

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