Gina Ann
Jun 2026
We found ourselves emotionally and financially drained as we searched for professional, compassionate care for our family member. We were so disheartened. Thankfully, we were introduced to the idea of hospice and Interim Healthcare. Our loved one received the most TLC he had received in years, throughout his journey. He was placed in hospice, in a group house setting. There were only eight patients in the house. He received one on one care , 24/7 at a cost that finally stopped draining us and he had his own room. The caretakers, hospice nurses, and owner were available 24 seven and were constantly in touch. On his first day, upon arrival from a traditional nursing home, we received a phone call saying he had a shower, shave, drank an entire juice and ate an entire cup of yogurt. This was quite incredible. They then sent a photo of him in a bed with cozy, fluffy blankets next to a big picture window. I think that was the first time he had seen the sunshine in quite a while. They also played his favorite country music on Alexa. We visited and could see he was the most at ease he had been in years. He felt pampered, safe, secure and loved. He truly was at peace. When the time came, I requested a priest. He was there almost immediately. These people are angels, and I would literally trust them with my life.






