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Heartland Hospice
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Basic Information
Address: Office:
821 3rd Ave SE Suite 15, Rochester MN, 55904
Phone Number: 507-424-9874
Director: Jennell Loeffler
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Additional Information
Causes Served: Hospice Residents
Background Check: Yes
Population Served: older/elderly
Ages for Volunteer: 18+
Hours of Service: 1 hour per week
Mission Statement:
Our Heartland Hospice mission as volunteers and employees is to enrich every life we encounter: our employees and volunteers, our patients and those who love and care for them, the communities in which we serve, and those who we can support in their loss of a loved one.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Together, we make a big difference in the Quality of Life of our patients and their families as they approach end-of-life.
Program History:
At Heartland Hospice, our Volunteers are the heart of hospice. Our Heartland Volunteer Team Members celebrate our patients' sense of dignity and community, even as life is ending. Each Visit Volunteer provides unique and special benefits to our patients, as we all share and grow together.
Additional Information:
With our Visitor Volunteer program, individuals can volunteer for as little as 1 hour a week!
Our volunteers are matched with those who need a companion and a visitor on an on-going basis usually once a week for one hour. The purpose is to provide socialization and reduce isolation and loneliness. Not only do our volunteers visit individuals in their homes, but also in assisted living places and care centers. Individuals also enjoy volunteers to read to them, reminisce, look at pictures, listen to music, play bingo, etc.
Contact our Volunteer Coordinator Jennell by call, text, or email
*507-424-9874
*jennell.bethea@hcr-manorcare.com