Evelin Morgan/Community Liaison

Some of the things you may say or do, taking the patient's lead:<ul><li>Talk with them about their family and friends</li><li>Read from the Bible</li><li>Read their favorite book to them</li><li>Play a game of chess, checkers, etc., if they're able</li><li>Look at family pictures with them</li><li>Listen&nbsp;</li><li>Call them on the phone</li></ul>

Emily Fruhling

Serving Hot Springs, Hot Springs Village, Pearcy, Mount Ida, Mountain Pine, Bismark, Oden, Royal, Arkadelphia, Amity, and Glenwood. For more than 25 years, Hospice Home Care has taken the opportunity to care for Arkansans at the end of life’s journey. Wherever our patients call home, our team of medical professionals provides the care that is needed, as well as the opportunity to live life to the fullest. Families depend on us for daily support to ease the burden, and we willingly share the load they are feeling during this difficult time in the life of their loved one. Hospice Home Care’s team of doctors, nurses, aides, social workers, chaplains, and volunteers are ready 24 hours each day, 7 days a week to bring the best physical, emotional and spiritual care to those who are facing a life-limiting illness. Our most sincere hope is that we can help ‘Add Life to Each &amp; Every Day’ to those we support.

Hospice Home Care - Hot Springs

We have an urgent volunteer need of male volunteers to visit and call on our male patients. Many are lonely and others need a visit while a caregiver runs errands.