Blog by Lindsey Nesbitt

Honoring your loved one while caring for yourself is a vital balance during grief. In this blog, we explore meaningful ways to celebrate their memory—through rituals, storytelling, or acts of kindness—while prioritizing self-care to ensure your well-being during this journey of healing.

November is a time for gratitude, and at Bridge Hospice, we honor our volunteers for their compassion and dedication. Through companionship and comfort, they bring warmth and support to our guests and families, making a meaningful difference during life's final stages.

September is Pain Awareness Month, focusing on how pain impacts lives. At Bridge Hospice, we believe pain management is essential for ensuring patients live with comfort and dignity in their final stages. We focus on more than treatment—prioritizing comfort, family support, and quality of life.

At BRIDGE Hospice, the VALOR division honors veterans like 101-year-old WWII chaplain Phil Crenshaw. With veteran staff like Col. Larry Warmoth and Nurse Amanda Alvarado, we cherish and respect the lives and legacies of those who served our country.