Center for Nonprofit Management Storytelling Series Features Alive

Published on July 8, 2021

“If someone is at end of life and their family wants to be with them, it’s our job to find the best and safest way for them to be together.” Alive President/ CEO, Kimberly Goessele, shares in the Center for Nonprofit Management’s Storytelling series about her unique approach to leadership and how our Henry Hooker Alive Connect telehospice program became essential during the pandemic for 24/7 face-to-face support, preventing stressful ER visits, solving problems quickly, breaking down isolation, and reducing stress for patients and their loved ones.

 

 

 

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