Compassionate Conversations

EP #7 Compassionate Conversations - Hospice of Rockingham County - September 2023

In Hospice of Rockingham County's Compassionate Conversations show - Episode #7, Lynn Flanagan, CEO, Hospice of Rockingham County talks with Christin Hunnicutt, MSW, Grief Services Coordinator and Kerri Miller, LCMHC, MDiv, Chaplain & Grief Services Counselor.

For more than 35 years Hospice of Rockingham County has had the privilege of serving, supporting, and caring for patients in Rockingham and surrounding counties who are facing a life-limiting illness. In addition to providing quality end-of-life care (hospice), we also provide palliative care. We refer to that as Serious Illness Care. Our mission is to be a supportive presence for life's journey. Whether it is hospice care or serious illness care, our team recognizes that everyone's journey is different and requires a different level of support. You may not even realize what kind of support you need until you are in the middle of a difficult time. Our healthcare system can be difficult to navigate, medical terminology can be confusing; there is so much information to process. During this time, a family often has hard conversations that can evoke strong emotions. Our goal for this podcast that we are calling Compassionate Conversations is that it will serve as another layer of support for the community that we serve. That support may come in the form of education. It may come in the form of truth-telling to battle some of the misconceptions that exist around end-of-life care. We hope to provide a space to have the hard conversations and answer the difficult questions with compassion, dignity, and respect.

To learn more about Hospice of Rockingham County, visit: www.hospiceofrockinghamcounty.com

To suggest topics for future shows, email us at: [email protected]

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EP #6 Compassionate Conversations - Hospice of Rockingham County - August 3, 2023

In Hospice of Rockingham County's Compassionate Conversations show - Episode #6, Lynn Flanagan, CEO, Hospice of Rockingham County talks with Jeanne Slayton, Hospice Care Consultant.

For more than 35 years Hospice of Rockingham County has had the privilege of serving, supporting, and caring for patients in Rockingham and surrounding counties who are facing a life-limiting illness. In addition to providing quality end-of-life care (hospice), we also provide palliative care. We refer to that as Serious Illness Care. Our mission is to be a supportive presence for life's journey. Whether it is hospice care or serious illness care, our team recognizes that everyone's journey is different and requires a different level of support. You may not even realize what kind of support you need until you are in the middle of a difficult time. Our healthcare system can be difficult to navigate, medical terminology can be confusing; there is so much information to process. During this time, a family often has hard conversations that can evoke strong emotions.

Our goal for this podcast that we are calling Compassionate Conversations is that it will serve as another layer of support for the community that we serve. That support may come in the form of education. It may come in the form of truth-telling to battle some of the misconceptions that exist around end-of-life care. We hope to provide a space to have the hard conversations and answer the difficult questions with compassion, dignity, and respect.

To learn more about Hospice of Rockingham County, visit: www.hospiceofrockinghamcounty.com To suggest topics for future shows, email us at: [email protected]

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EP #5 Compassionate Conversations - Hospice of Rockingham County - July 12, 2023

In Hospice of Rockingham County's Compassionate Conversations show - Episode #5, Lynn Flanagan, CEO, Hospice of Rockingham County talks with Patty Hairston, CNA-I, Hospice Aide Team Leader, Gibson House Division and Valerie Hairston, CNA-II, Hospice Aide Team Leader, Home Care Division

For more than 35 years Hospice of Rockingham County has had the privilege of serving, supporting, and caring for patients in Rockingham and surrounding counties who are facing a life-limiting illness. In addition to providing quality end-of-life care (hospice), we also provide palliative care. We refer to that as Serious Illness Care. Our mission is to be a supportive presence for life's journey. Whether it is hospice care or serious illness care, our team recognizes that everyone's journey is different and requires a different level of support. You may not even realize what kind of support you need until you are in the middle of a difficult time. Our healthcare system can be difficult to navigate, medical terminology can be confusing; there is so much information to process. During this time, a family often has hard conversations that can evoke strong emotions. Our goal for this podcast that we are calling Compassionate Conversations is that it will serve as another layer of support for the community that we serve. That support may come in the form of education. It may come in the form of truth-telling to battle some of the misconceptions that exist around end-of-life care. We hope to provide a space to have the hard conversations and answer the difficult questions with compassion, dignity, and respect.

To learn more about Hospice of Rockingham County, visit: www.hospiceofrockinghamcounty.com

To suggest topics for future shows, email us at: [email protected]

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EP #4 Compassionate Conversations - Hospice of Rockingham County - June 7, 2023

In Hospice of Rockingham County's Compassionate Conversations show - Episode #4, Lynn Flanagan, CEO, Hospice of Rockingham County talks with Chaplains Hunter Thompson , MDiv, DMin, and Linwood Carver , MDiv, DMin,.

For more than 35 years Hospice of Rockingham County has had the privilege of serving, supporting, and caring for patients in Rockingham and surrounding counties who are facing a life-limiting illness. In addition to providing quality end-of-life care (hospice), we also provide palliative care. We refer to that as Serious Illness Care. Our mission is to be a supportive presence for life's journey. Whether it is hospice care or serious illness care, our team recognizes that everyone's journey is different and requires a different level of support. You may not even realize what kind of support you need until you are in the middle of a difficult time. Our healthcare system can be difficult to navigate, medical terminology can be confusing; there is so much information to process. During this time, a family often has hard conversations that can evoke strong emotions. Our goal for this podcast that we are calling Compassionate Conversations is that it will serve as another layer of support for the community that we serve. That support may come in the form of education. It may come in the form of truth-telling to battle some of the misconceptions that exist around end-of-life care. We hope to provide a space to have the hard conversations and answer the difficult questions with compassion, dignity, and respect.

To learn more about Hospice of Rockingham County, visit: www.hospiceofrockinghamcounty.com

To suggest topics for future shows, email us at: [email protected]

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EP #3 Compassionate Conversations - Hospice of Rockingham County - May 3, 2023

In Hospice of Rockingham County's Compassionate Conversations show - Episode #3, Lynn Flanagan, CEO, Hospice of Rockingham County talks with Megan Cole, LCSW / Director of Support Services and Cindy Tuttle, RN, CHPN, CLE, Director of Clinical Operations, Gibson House Division.

For more than 35 years Hospice of Rockingham County has had the privilege of serving, supporting, and caring for patients in Rockingham and surrounding counties who are facing a life-limiting illness. In addition to providing quality end-of-life care (hospice), we also provide palliative care. We refer to that as Serious Illness Care. Our mission is to be a supportive presence for life's journey. Whether it is hospice care or serious illness care, our team recognizes that everyone's journey is different and requires a different level of support. You may not even realize what kind of support you need until you are in the middle of a difficult time. Our healthcare system can be difficult to navigate, medical terminology can be confusing; there is so much information to process. During this time, a family often has hard conversations that can evoke strong emotions. Our goal for this podcast that we are calling Compassionate Conversations is that it will serve as another layer of support for the community that we serve. That support may come in the form of education. It may come in the form of truth-telling to battle some of the misconceptions that exist around end-of-life care. We hope to provide a space to have the hard conversations and answer the difficult questions with compassion, dignity, and respect.

To learn more about Hospice of Rockingham County, visit: www.hospiceofrockinghamcounty.com

To suggest topics for future shows, email us at: [email protected]

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In Hospice of Rockingham County's Compassionate Conversations show - Episode #2, Lynn Flanagan, CEO, Hospice of Rockingham County talks with Flavel Collins, CLE, Director of Business Development and Marketing.

For more than 35 years Hospice of Rockingham County has had the privilege of serving, supporting, and caring for patients in Rockingham and surrounding counties who are facing a life-limiting illness. In addition to providing quality end-of-life care (hospice), we also provide palliative care. We refer to that as Serious Illness Care. Our mission is to be a supportive presence for life's journey. Whether it is hospice care or serious illness care, our team recognizes that everyone's journey is different and requires a different level of support. You may not even realize what kind of support you need until you are in the middle of a difficult time. Our healthcare system can be difficult to navigate, medical terminology can be confusing; there is so much information to process. During this time, a family often has hard conversations that can evoke strong emotions. Our goal for this podcast that we are calling Compassionate Conversations is that it will serve as another layer of support for the community that we serve. That support may come in the form of education. It may come in the form of truth-telling to battle some of the misconceptions that exist around end-of-life care. We hope to provide a space to have the hard conversations and answer the difficult questions with compassion, dignity, and respect.

To learn more about Hospice of Rockingham County, visit: www.hospiceofrockinghamcounty.com

To suggest topics for future shows, email us at: [email protected]

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In Hospice of Rockingham County's Compassionate Conversations show - Episode #1, Lynn Flanagan, CEO, Hospice of Rockingham County talks with Megan Cole, LCSW / Director of Support Services.

For more than 35 years Hospice of Rockingham County has had the privilege of serving, supporting, and caring for patients in Rockingham and surrounding counties who are facing a life-limiting illness. In addition to providing quality end-of-life care (hospice), we also provide palliative care. We refer to that as Serious Illness Care. Our mission is to be a supportive presence for life's journey. Whether it is hospice care or serious illness care, our team recognizes that everyone's journey is different and requires a different level of support. You may not even realize what kind of support you need until you are in the middle of a difficult time. Our healthcare system can be difficult to navigate, medical terminology can be confusing; there is so much information to process. During this time, a family often has hard conversations that can evoke strong emotions. Our goal for this podcast that we are calling Compassionate Conversations is that it will serve as another layer of support for the community that we serve. That support may come in the form of education. It may come in the form of truth-telling to battle some of the misconceptions that exist around end-of-life care. We hope to provide a space to have the hard conversations and answer the difficult questions with compassion, dignity, and respect.

To learn more about Hospice of Rockingham County, visit: www.hospiceofrockinghamcounty.com

To suggest topics for future shows, email us at: [email protected]

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