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Alive Hospice
We provide loving care to people with life-threatening illnesses, support to their families, & service to the community.
About Alive Hospice
Alive is the only nonprofit provider of hospice care and end-of-life services in Middle Tennessee. Its mission is to provide loving care for people with life-threatening illnesses, support to their families, and service to the community in a spirit of enriching lives. This includes in-home and in-patient hospice care, grief support, advance care planning, outreach, support to underserved communities, education, financial assistance, a comprehensive volunteer program, and professional training through the Alive Institute. A pioneer in the “good death” movement, Alive established the third hospice in the nation in 1975. Today, it remains true to its roots as an innovator and leader, helping individuals Adapt to Life Limiting Illnesses Very Effectively (ALIVE). To learn more or volunteer, visit AliveHospice.org or call 615-327-1085. Facebook | facebook.com/alivehospice Twitter | twitter.com/alivehospice YouTube | youtube.com/alivehospice
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Capital & Finance
Alive Hospice received a $5,000 grant from Middle Tennessee Electric's SharingChange program to support indigent hospice care in Cannon, Rutherford, Wilson, and Williamson counties.
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Capital & Finance
Alive Hospice received three Spark Good Local Grants from local Walmart and Sam's Club stores in Williamson County, Wilson County, and Sumner County respectively.
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Presence & Recognition
Alive Hospice received its highest Family Caregiver Survey Rating of 5 stars from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
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Products & Services
Alive Hospice launched a new Caterpillar pilot program for children ages 4-7 at Camp Forget-Me-Not to welcome the first group of mini campers.
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Presence & Recognition
Alive Hospice hosted a camp for grieving children and teens called Camp Forget-Me-Not for adventure, remembrance, and connection, featuring 73 participants.
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