CROSSROADS – Fall 2019
This important new Bill is making its way through Congress. It recognizes a critical and growing need for hospice and palliative care services and education in this country. Our participation – and yours – will be critical.
Calvary has provided palliative care to more patients than any other hospital or medical center in the world. We are considered by many national and global health care organizations to be the leading expert on palliative care.
Calvary has designated September as Grief Awareness Month to spotlight various resources available to people of all ages. Grief is a multifaceted response to loss and everyone has their own way of moving through it.
Calvary’s Spiritual Care department employs more than 30 chaplains from diverse religious, spiritual and cultural traditions.
Pastoral care is of prime importance at Calvary Hospital and represents our commitment to compassionate care for the “whole” person.
We know how important food memories are, especially for patients at the end of life.
Appointing a health care proxy, will ensure that your family and health care providers know your wishes.
Calvary Hospital encourages you to start a dialog with your family, friends and medical team about your future health care preferences today.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Mooney have supported Calvary Hospital for over 16 years. Mr. Mooney shares why they continue to support Calvary in memory of his beloved father, Donald Mooney, Esq.
“The primary mission of Calvary inspires us to continue to give every year.”