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Telehospice Brings Faster Treatment, Stronger Connections
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. Read More
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Coping with Grief During the Holidays
The holiday season tends to compound all our feelings of grief when we’ve lost someone we love. Read More
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Alive in the News
Alive Hospice was recently interviewed by The Tennessean about our grief camps for kids. Web MD also spoke to us to learn more about what a “good death” is. Read More
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David Neese, Thank You for 20 Years of Compassionate Service
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. Read More
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Lynn Thompson Memorial Garden
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. Read More
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Extreme Measures, finding a better path to the end of life
Jessica Nutik Zitter, MD, will be the keynote speaker at this year’s Alive Symposium on Family, Health, and Spirituality. Read More
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Need for Charity Care is Growing
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. Read More
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Nashville Athletes Give Back to Help Kids Deal with Loss
Alive is so grateful to these outstanding athletes who have generously donated to support our mission. Read More
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Alive Supports Research on Caregiver Resilience
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. Read More
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Son Honors Mother with Golf Tournament Fundraiser for 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. Read More
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Alive Expands in Murfreesboro
The Residence at Alive Hospice – Murfreesboro has been filled to capacity since the day it opened its doors. Read More
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New Hires and Promotions October 2018
We would like to welcome aboard our new hires and congratulate those who have received promotions here at Alive. Read More
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Quilting for a Cause
Thank you to the talented Lakeshore Quilting Guild in Hendersonville! Their members donated 41 gorgeous handmade quilts to us to use with patients. Read More
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Chaplains: The Soul of the Hospice Team
Chaplains play a very special role in the hospice interdisciplinary team, helping patients and their loved ones with spiritual and emotional concerns. At Alive Hospice we have a team of eight. Their calling is to provide spiritual comfort and healing at the end of life to all who need it. Read More
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Bluebird in the Boro Returns to Support Alive
Benefit Concert Series Features Tim James, Dylan Altman, Brice Long, James Slater, and Mor Read More
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Middle Tennessee’s Only Nonprofit Hospice Continues Expansion and Community Reinvestment
New Franklin Office Grand Opening February 20 Read More
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Alive at the Bluebird 2019
Alive at The Bluebird Benefit Concert Series Features Jason Isbell, Amanda Shires, Charles Esten, and More Than 100 of Nashville’s Finest Singer/Songwriters Read More
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Alive in the News, July 2018
Alive Hospice was recently interviewed by The Tennessean about our grief camps for kids. Web MD also spoke to us to learn more about what a “good death” is. Read More
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A Little Help Overcoming Grief
Grief can be overwhelming, befuddling, and confounding. All of us will experience the force of this emotional tidal wave at some point in our lives. But none of us has to face it alone. Read More
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Patient Stories
With the support of community members like you, we are able to provide extraordinary care. Read More
