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Big Bend Hospice Snapshot
Hospice work is not a job – it’s a calling.
Caring for patients and their families at the end of life requires exceptional people with the spirit and commitment to providing compassionate care.
Big Bend Hospice has been the “Hometown Hospice” in the Florida Big Bend area since 1983. Our non-profit mission is to “inspire hope by positively impacting how our community experiences serious illness or grief one family at a time.”
Big Bend Hospice strives to be the employer of choice and is committed to providing the education, tools, and work environment to allow employees to perform at their best.
Caring for patients and their families at the end of life requires exceptional people with the spirit and commitment to providing compassionate care.
Big Bend Hospice has been the “Hometown Hospice” in the Florida Big Bend area since 1983. Our non-profit mission is to “inspire hope by positively impacting how our community experiences serious illness or grief one family at a time.”
Big Bend Hospice strives to be the employer of choice and is committed to providing the education, tools, and work environment to allow employees to perform at their best.
For 40 years, Big Bend Hospice has been inspiring hope by positively impacting how our community experiences serious illness or grief – one family at a time. We have deep roots throughout our eight-county service, supporting individuals and their loved ones in the Big Bend.
Our holistic approach is founded on providing quality healthcare for the whole person, including their physical, spiritual, and emotional needs. We consider the patient’s entire family the “unit of care.” We help patients and their families make choices about end-of-life issues and give them greater control over these issues.
Our holistic approach is founded on providing quality healthcare for the whole person, including their physical, spiritual, and emotional needs. We consider the patient’s entire family the “unit of care.” We help patients and their families make choices about end-of-life issues and give them greater control over these issues.
