HIGH PEAKS HOSPICE NEWS

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NHPCO asks the Administration to extend COVID public health emergency. The Hospice and Palliative Care Community continues to provide high quality care to their patients and families during the COVID-19 pandemic as we have through many public health crises over the years. High Peaks Hospice is so grateful to the administration at NHPCO for the

On Tuesday, June 23, our Executive Director, Nick George will be presenting an end of life discussion in partnership with Jessica Botelho, Esq. with Harris-Pero & Botelho, PLLC. This presentation is being hosted via Zoom by the Conkling Center. To sign up, contact Program Coordinator Kim Harvish at kharvish@theconklingcenter.org, or call 518-793-1494 and leave a

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The Merriam Webster dictionary states that an advocate is one who supports or promotes the interests of a cause or group. This human is a supporter, interpreter, encourager, champion, healer and friend. For the staff and volunteers at High Peaks Hospice, this is the definition of a nurse. Today and always we celebrate our Hospice

One of the greatest gifts you can give is your time. Thank you High Peaks Hospice volunteers for giving back unselfishly each day, and for loving unconditionally! Meet Emma and Jill, both of these ladies make an impact on the patients we serve, and our community at large. Emma states that "Getting a smile from

We cannot change the outcome, but we can effect the journey. At High Peaks Hospice we are so very thankful for the support of our amazing and dedicated volunteers. Please join us in Celebrating National Volunteer Week 2020! Thank You All, for all you do! For more information on how you can get involved with

April 16, 2020 (Glens Falls, NY) - High Peaks Hospice would like to you to take the challenge to make your healthcare decisions known to your family and friends.  During this pandemic, it is more important to have these decisions made in advance. Read more here.

With everyone feeling like their lives are in disarray, practicing mindfulness can help now more than ever. It can be a great tool to help your kids cope with the major changes happening right now too! Please check out the following link for some great ideas to support this time in your children’s story #Rainbowsforallchildren

Our Hospice is committed to supporting our patients, our community and our mission despite the current circumstances. Hospice and Palliative Care Providers will ALWAYS rise to the challenge to ensure patients and families are served and supported in any season. Our care team is here 24/7 inside the 2nd largest geographic area of covering for

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services defines individual emotional resilience as having the ability to withstand, adapt to, and recover from adversity. (2015). Being resilient does not mean that a person doesn't experience difficulty or distress. Emotional pain and sadness are common in people who have suffered major adversity or trauma in their

High Peaks Hospice serves the people of the Adirondacks with end-of-life care and ongoing grief support, even in times when a pandemic is griping the mind with fear. The Adirondack Mountains Region in Upstate New York is home to stunning, natural beauty and some 130,000 people who work and do life together. Friends and neighbors

Hospice Caregivers are those individuals who on a day-to-day basis provide the physical and emotional personal care for the patients. There may be many caregivers for any one patient or there may be only one. The responsibilities placed on the caregivers are enormous and take a huge psychological and physical toll.  Many caregivers become so

Here's an update on what's happening at High Peaks Hospice! Deb Brown Bishop is one of our newest nurses here at High Peaks Hospice, and we’re excited about it because she’s the first nurse whose internship with us lead to her coming on as a full-time staff member. Before Deb started here as a nurse,