SPRINGFIELD, Ore. – For 37 years, PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Hospice has remembered loved ones with gifts of light on a beautiful Christmas tree.    Community members are encouraged to join us for this ceremony on Sunday, Dec. 10, at 4 p.m. in the hospital lobby of PeaceHe...

Tokens of gratitude mean the world

Even the sparest of words can offer great comfort. Here’s a note that illustrates the trust a hospice patient had for Larry Spuhler, a home health aide with the PeaceHealth Hospice Services in Vancouver, Washington.

Being in your own home when you don’t feel good can be a big part of helping you feel better. It’s why PeaceHealth offers home health care for patients and families facing long-term and serious illnesses.

Ronnie Ramsey, owner of All-Seal, has twice resurfaced the parking lot of the Vancouver, Washington hospice in honor of his mother-in-law and the home’s namesake

You don’t have to be a patient to feel cared for at PeaceHealth. That’s what John (not his real name) found out when he faced the failing health of his brother.

PeaceHealth Hospice and Hope Bereavement Services invite families grieving the loss of a loved one to participate in our healing Stepping Stones in the Park event at Klineline Park Wednesday, August 22, 2018. Families will have the opportunity to create artistic memorial stepping stones...

“In every job that must be done, there is an element of fun…”

PeaceHealth Hospice and Hope Bereavement Services, in collaboration with the Clark College School of Nursing, is sponsoring a Faith and Cultural Panel to discuss differing cultural views of death and dying. The April 26th presentation will take place at Gaiser Hall on the campus of Clar...

Hospice nurse Leise Rolfe was on her way to work at PeaceHealth’s Home Care in Eugene, Oregon, when a bad accident happened on the freeway. Her quick response helped the injured and she made sure those who died at the scene were treated with respect.