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- (541) 500-8911
- 217 S Modoc Ave Medford OR 97504 USA
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Nonprofit Overview
Causes: Health, Hospices, Human Services, Nursing Facilities, Residential Care & Adult Day Programs, Seniors
Mission: The mission of Southern Oregon Friends of Hospice is to sustain the residential hospice home, Celia’s House in Holmes Park, ensuring that dying individuals and their families are cared for with kindness and exceptional care, focusing on what matters for each individual at end of life, and to promote broader knowledge on the benefits of end-of- life palliative and hospice care throughout our community.
Results: We have cared for over 325 persons who have received diagnoses of six months or less to live. We provide 24/7 residential care in a beautiful 12-bed remodeled heritage home in Medford, Oregon. Our staff is trained in a mindful care giving model, which focuses on bringing meaning to the remaining days of our residents' lives. Our Vision Create a community which understands and transforms the dying process into a time of opportunity for meaningful closure, supporting each dying person, their loved ones and the dedicated caregivers who serve them. Our Values Providing Comfort (physical, emotional and spiritual care) Nurturing and teaching a Culture of Compassion Respecting the Uniqueness, Dignity, and Preferences of each individual Seeking to be as Inclusive as our resources and sustainability allow Listening for, and Honoring each person’s experience Supporting the Healing of grief and personal relationships
Target demographics: We provide residential palliative (comfort) care based on mindfulness practices for those at the end of life.
Direct beneficiaries per year: In 2021 as of 11.1.21 - 53 persons on hospice and their extended families have been cared for, and we have cared for over 325 persons since opening in April of 2018.
Geographic areas served: Southern Oregon - including Jackson and Josephine Counties
Programs: • 24/7 care and attention from dedicated staff who support a culture of mindfulness • Life enrichment experiences • Family grief support • Free visiting-family meals through the Acton E. Black Family Food Program • Spirituality and end-of-life educational resources • Personal assistance and hands-on care by trained, dedicated bedside volunteers • Well-maintained, spacious gardens and grounds for contemplation and meditation • Peaceful, clean and private care rooms large enough to accommodate families • Financial assistance, if in need, through our Care Fund and partnerships with Medicaid, the VA and both local hospitals • Coordinated care plans with all regional hospice organizations and providers