‘Fix-it’ medical approaches often go against people’s wishes near the end of life, creating unnecessary and preventable suffering.
eFax reports on the healthcare divide in rural America, where patients face delays due to outdated systems preventing timely data exchange.
WOLFEBORO — Granite VNA is offering “End of Life: Hope and Hospice,” the first part of a Caregiver Conversation Series on Tuesday, June 23.
The leader of the Sununu Youth Services Center resigned a day after a legislative committee investigating potentially improper restraint and s…
CONCORD — After a comprehensive executive search, Granite VNA has named James Culhane as its next president and CEO. He will succeed Beth Slep…
MOULTONBOROUGH ― Ever wonder what palliative care is really for? Or how and why readers should prepare for life’s final chapter with clarity a…
CONCORD — Granite VNA, New Hampshire’s largest not-for-profit home health and hospice agency, delivered more than $6.1 million in community be…
MEREDITH — This October, during Liver Awareness Month, Pemi-Baker Hospice & Home Health reminds our community how important it is to care …
MEREDITH — Many families wait too long to consider hospice care, missing the opportunity for their loved ones to receive the comfort, dignity,…