As the United States increases its levels of incarceration and the length of sentences, more and more inmates are aging and dying in prison. How are they to be supported at the end of life? At Iowa State Penitentiary, the medical staff collaborated with the inmates to create a hospice program for dying incarcerated men. A special room is designed with comfort in mind, and prisoners who are part of the program can attend to the needs of the dying person. Family members can visit as well, giving everyone a chance for final words and interactions. Prison Terminal, an Edgar Barens film about one man in the program, makes it clear how much he benefited. It is also clear how much those who volunteer with the program benefit, finding a deep sense of purpose, meaning and love.