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Alive News, Special Events
Benefit Concert Series Features Tim James, Dylan Altman, Brice Long, James Slater, and Mor
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Alive News, Our Care, Special Events
New Franklin Office Grand Opening February 20
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Alive News, Special Events, Support for Alive
Alive at The Bluebird Benefit Concert Series Features Jason Isbell, Amanda Shires, Charles Esten, and More Than 100 of Nashville’s Finest Singer/Songwriters
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Alive News, Our Care
Families with young children in hospice care have special needs. Each situation and child are unique.
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Alive News, Our Care
This December, Alive will open the doors to a new hospice homecare office and grief support center in Cool Springs.
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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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Alive Grief Support, Alive News
At Alive, we think about our work in terms of a calling, not just a career. We are touched by the lives of all who pass through our care, and we rely on our colleagues to be there for us day in and day out.
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Alive News, Support for Alive
If you have been to Alive’s Nashville office, you may have noticed a small cat waiting alongside a brick walkway that winds through a garden at the side entrance of the building.
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Alive News, Support for Alive
Alive is so grateful to these outstanding athletes who have generously donated to support our mission.
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Alive Institute, Alive News
Where would we be without caregivers? Paid or unpaid, a caregiver is someone with a unique ability to provide for others in extremely difficult circumstances.
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Alive News
The Residence at Alive Hospice – Murfreesboro has been filled to capacity since the day it opened its doors.
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Alive News, Recognition
We would like to welcome aboard our new hires and congratulate those who have received promotions here at Alive.
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Alive News, Support for Alive
Artist Paul Harmon welcomed us into his cozy log cabin studio in Brentwood, Tennessee, where paintings and sculptures brightly layer the walls from floor to ceiling. In his 70’s, Harmon’s curiosity and delight in the creative journey is as strong as ever.
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Alive News, Our Care
Ever since the The Residence at Alive Hospice – Murfreesboro opened its doors last June, the community has been asking for more. Its ten beds have been filled from day two.
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Alive News, Recognition
We constantly strive to raise the bar with our work. We are proud of the recognition Alive and its employees have received from industry watchers.
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Alive Institute, Alive News
National studies continue to find that minority groups are not taking equal advantage of the Medicare hospice benefit.
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Alive News, Recognition
We would like to welcome aboard our new hires and congratulate those who have received promotions here at Alive.
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Alive Institute, Alive News, Our Care
One of the things that makes Alive so special is that we are a nonprofit. The highest quality medical care is just the start of what we offer.
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Alive Institute, Alive News, Our Care
For decades, Americans have been afraid of dying, afraid of grieving and fleeing them both. With the best of intentions, influential medical and religious institutions aid our flight.
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Alive Institute, Alive News
Alive is well known here in Middle Tennessee; we were the first hospice provider in the Southeast, as you may recall. But our star is on the rise because of some of the innovative things we’re doing within the realm of training and education, and we’re attracting attention on the national stage.
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Alive News, Our Care
Providing loving care to people with life-threatening illnesses is an integral part of the mission at Alive. With every patient and family we serve, we know that the quality of that care is critical.
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Alive Grief Support, Alive News
One of the things we’ve been most excited about this year is the expansion of our grief support services at Alive’s two new offices in Hendersonville and Lebanon.
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Alive Institute, Alive News
Alive has been a pioneering organization from the very beginning. Our founders, Dr. and Mrs. David Barton and the late Dr. John Flexner, brought an entire branch of medicine to Tennessee - hospice care - that did not exist here before 1975.
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Alive News, Our Care
Alive was approached by TriStar Summit Medical Center two years ago to explore whether we would be interested in providing an inpatient palliative care consult service to their patients.