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Monday, March 22, 2010 (EST)
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Understanding Grief & Loss Group
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St. Paul AME Church in Cambridge and Beacon Hospice Present a Monthly Bereavement Support Group.: The group takes us through the grieving process and presents ideas on how to manage emotions and give support.
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New Events
Healing Our Hearts, BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUP
The loss of a spouse/partner presents special challenges. Join us for a free, confidential group. John Wesley United Methodist Church, Falmouth, MA, Thursdays, 10-11:30 am, starts April 8, 2010. Call Jackie Powers to pre-register 508-778-1622.
Beacon Hospice Volunteer Training
A Volunteer Training Program will begin April 5, 2010 from 6-9pm. To register or for more information, please contact Aimee Peden, Vol. Coordinator, at (617) 242-8370.
CIRCLE OF GRIEF, BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUP
The loss of a spouse/partner presents special challenges. Join us for a free, confidential group. Held at the Dennis Senior Center, Dennis MA, Fridays 10-11:30 am beginning April 23, 2010. Call Jackie Powers to pre-register 508-778-1622.
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Current Opportunities:
Helpdesk Specialist
Beacon Hospice is looking for a Help Desk Specialist to provide assistance to employees from our corporate office in Charlestown, MA.
Palliative Care NP
Provide Palliative Care Services for our subsidiary Beacon Palliative Care Services, Inc.
RN Case Manager
The RN Case Manager provides nursing care and hospice case management to hospice patients and families. Implements nursing interventions and coordinates the Patient/Family Interdisciplinary Plan of Care.
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New Articles
Beacon Hospice Acquires West River Care
New England's Largest Hospice Provider Expands Its Reach with Latest Venture
CHARLESTOWN, MA (December 16, 2009) – Beacon Hospice, Inc. (www.beaconhospice.com), a leading provider of high-quality end-of-life care, announces its acquisition of West River Care
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'... there is no one definition of a good death; quality end-of-life care is a dynamic process that is negotiated among patients, families, and healthcare professionals; a process moderated by individual values, knowledge, and preferences for care.'
-- Journal of the American
Medical Association
Nov. 15, 2000
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