Gain a Better Understanding of Dementia Today
If you are a family caregiver for your loved one who has dementia, it is important to understand as much as you can about this disease.
Arcy Hospice Celebrates National Volunteer Week
In recognition of National Volunteer Week, we celebrate the contributions and gifts of our dedicated hospice volunteers.
GALA Sponsor for Ally’s Wish
Arcy Healthcare was honored to be a sponsor at gala on April 22 to benefit Ally’s Wish, a local charitable organization founded to help young moms suffering with terminal-illness.
Four Signs that You Need Help with Bereavement
Whether your senior has passed away yet or not, you may need some help with bereavement.
Healthcare decisions day 2021
April 16 is Healthcare Decisions Day, an initiative that encourages adults of all ages and health statuses to make a plan before a health crisis. Ask yourself… Who will speak for me if I can’t? Which kinds of medical treatment do I want or don’t want? Do I want my doctors to do everything they […]
Arcy Hospice Celebrates 14 Years
4/1/2021 Today, we celebrate a rewarding 14-year history in taking care of people in their last months, weeks, and hours. Administrator Jimmie Stapleton shared this with the team: To: All Staff What a great day. Fourteen years ago, Ellen and I started Arcy Hospice. Our goal was simple. We wanted to make a difference in […]
Welcoming Our New Team Members
Arcy Healthcare would like to welcome the newest members of our team, Karyl Thomas and Bill Shepard.
Answers to Your Five Questions About Elder Care Service
Elder care is designed to help your parents stay independent when aging at home.
Arcy Hospice Receives National Recognition
We are pleased to be named as one of the top hospice agencies in the country, according to our family/patient satisfaction surveys. This Award of Distinction means a lot to us. Many companies claim to offer the highest quality of service, based on anecdotal evidence. But we are proud to refer prospective patients to our […]
Four Emotional End-of-life Signals
It’s so difficult to know that your senior is transitioning to the end of her life. Knowing the signs can help you to stay present with her.