HOSPICE
Free Hospice Webinars
The Hospice of the Red River Valley has a series of free informational webinars coming up. They will be available on line or if you do not have access to a computer you can attend broadcasts of the w...
Posted on 4/22/12 at 7:04 AM
Federal government approves new N.D. Children's Hospice Program
A new children's hospice program in North Dakota will benefit children with a life-limiting diagnosis and their families. The federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has approved ...
Posted on 7/27/10 at 7:04 AM
The pet prescription
Six dogs, three months, 50 visits. Those are the statistics from January through March of this year for the new pet therapy program offered by Rice Hospice. The numbers will probably grow, now that 1...
Posted on 6/24/10 at 9:38 AM
Hospice of the Red River Valley
Lays off 11 employees. Program went downhill after they hired Beth Haseltine former Director of Fargo Rape and Abuse Center who had to resign after her husband Robert Haseltine was arrested and plead ...
Posted on 6/28/09 at 11:30 AM
Polar Pig raises $19,000 for hospice
By Kari Lucin , February 04, 2013
Little gifts: Fund provides gifts for hospice patients, families
September 19, 2011
N.D. hospice care for children lauded
FARGO (AP) — Children and young adults up to age 21 with “life-limiting” diagnoses are eligible for North Dakota’s Children’s Hospice Program, which can serve up to 30 at a time.October 04, 2010
N.D. hospice care for children lauded
Fargo, N.D. (AP) — Children and young adults up to age 21 with “life-limiting” diagnoses are eligible for North Dakota's Children's Hospice Program, which can serve up to 30 at a time.October 03, 2010
Program provides hospice care for sick N.D. children
Morgan Kolling received weekly visits from a hospice social worker when she was battling terminal brain cancer. The visits, as well as those from nurses and aides, helped provide a respite for the Davenport, N.D., family.By By Patrick Springer, Forum Communications Co. , September 13, 2010
N.D. Medicaid Program available for chidren with serious illnesses
Children who have a life-limiting diagnosis and their families will benefit from new services available through the North Dakota Medicaid program.July 27, 2010
Hospice offering support group in VC
Hospice of the Red River Valley will be offering a grief support group in Valley City. The group, Grief Journeys for Adults, will meet the third Tuesday of each month beginning June 15, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at Hospice of the Red River Valley’s Valley City office, 202 South Central Ave.May 26, 2010
Jensen appointed to board of directors
James Jensen, Valley City, N.D., was among those recently appointed to the board of directors for Hospice of the Red River Valley for 2010-2011.April 20, 2010
Off the plank: Polar Pig raises $10,000 for hospice
February 01, 2010
People go overboard for hospice care fundraiser
Fundraisers aren’t walking the plank toward their own death this month; rather, they’ll walk to help those who are dying. The “Walk the Plank” Polar Pig Splash is set for Jan. 30. Proceeds from the event benefit the Jamestown Hospital Hospice program.January 09, 2010
Fargo-based hospice lays off 11 workers
Fargo-based Hospice of the Red River Valley has laid off 11 employees, citing the poor economy. Executive Director Susan Fuglie said the cuts represent about 3 percent of the nonprofit agency’s 231 employees.June 26, 2009
Congress should aid ‘good death’
My mother died this month at age 95. This column is a tribute to her example of living — and also a public-policy tribute to the manner of her death, in hospice care.By Morton Kondracke, Roll Call , June 02, 2009
Valley City hospital in new hospice project
Valley City’s Mercy Hospital is part of a new hospice project aimed at rural areas.May 27, 2009
Polar Pig looks to make a splash
For the third time, volunteers in the annual Polar Pig will walk the plank for hospice. The Polar Pig “Big Splash” is set for12:30 p.m. Jan. 31 and features the one-eyed pirates of the Harley Owners Group teaming up area businesses and organizations at Stutsman Harley Davidson to raise funds for the Jamestown Hospital Hospice Program. Last year, the event raised nearly $8,200 for the program and this year Polar Pig organizer Don Wegner is hoping to get that number even higher this year. It’s a very worthy cause.By By Toni Pirkl, The Jamestown Sun , January 16, 2009
Asociation donates to home health, hospice
January 06, 2009
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