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Board of Directors, Stories of Alive
Alive's co-founder, Lynn Barton, shares her life's legacy and how she hopes to be remembered.
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Our Care, Stories of Alive
Alive Social Worker, Claire Harris Kramer, goes above and beyond to provide a COVID-safe visit for her patient from a courtyard window.
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Board of Directors, Stories of Alive, Support for Alive
Alive Board Member and volunteer, Frank Gluck, shares how his father's death and legacy became the catalyst for his life's work, end-of-life interests, and the legacy he will leave for others.
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Our Care, Stories of Alive
Kimberly Goessele shares the legacy she wishes to leave with Alive, and encourages us to think about our own.
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Board of Directors, Stories of Alive
One of Alive's founders, Dr. Barton, shares the legacy he wishes to create through Alive's development, and the personal legacy he hopes to be carried on.
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Alive Grief Support, Our Care, Stories of Alive
I have been participating in the Butterfly release since it was started and find it to be very meaningful and a fitting tribute to loved ones of friends and other family members.
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Alive Institute, Stories of Alive
Watch an interview with Alive’s CMO Dr. David McRay, discussing end-of-life conversations with his brother Rob McRay.
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Our Care, Stories of Alive
Did you have a childhood super hero you admired and couldn't imagine meeting in real life? For our patient Ethan, it was Spider-Man.
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Our Care, Stories of Alive
Most of our patients prefer to stay in their own homes surrounded by loved ones, fond memories, and favorite things. Not surprisingly, most Americans when surveyed also report that they would like to die at home.
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Our Care, Stories of Alive
Alive’s perinatal/pediatric team supports families through one of the most difficult challenges they will ever face. No matter the circumstances, they bring all their compassion and medical expertise to bear so families can focus on each other while Alive handles the rest.
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Our Care, Stories of Alive
Have you ever asked yourself how you’d like to die or what would make a “better death?” Have you asked those you love? The rapid advancement of medical technology and growth of hospitals over the last few generations created a culture that makes it a virtue to pursue treatments simply because they can be administered, with little regard for quality of life.
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Our Care, Stories of Alive
With the support of community members like you, we are able to provide extraordinary services to our patients and their loved ones.
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Alive News, Our Care, Stories of Alive
When William MacGill smiles his frank, open smile he looks like he could be Paul Newman’s older brother. At 98, the former World War II veteran is engaged and engaging.
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Our Care, Stories of Alive, Support for Alive
Alive currently provides half of the charity hospice care in our region and 21 percent of the charity care for the entire state. This year we have already experienced a 90 percent increase in demand over last year.
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Special Events, Stories of Alive
David Nix’s mother fought cancer for five years before she and her family decided it was time to seek the comfort of hospice.
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Our Care, Stories of Alive
With the support of community members like you, we are able to provide extraordinary services to our patients and their loved ones.
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Our Care, Stories of Alive
There are approximately 43.5 million caregivers in the U.S. They provided an estimated $470 billion worth of care in 2013, nearly the same amount that the world’s largest company, Wal-Mart, made in sales that same year. The value of this unpaid care exceeded paid home care and total Medicaid spending.*
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Our Care, Stories of Alive, Support for Alive
Rick Scarola remembers his grandmother, Ethel Brosgarth, as the family matriarch.
She was 4-foot-10 inches tall, but larger than life. She drove until the age of 89. She was feisty, he recalled, something he always loved about her. In many ways, she was the rock of the family. When you were with her, he said, you were home.
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Alive Grief Support, Special Events, Stories of Alive
The first few years of my tenure at Alive, I observed the closing ceremony for Camp Evergreen, one of our children's grief support camps, from the back of the room.