Many Housecall Providers volunteers have faced significant life events that led them to consider giving back to their community. For Megan Gibb, M.Th., a family member who received hospice care completely changed the trajectory of her life. Meagan was so moved by the...
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Hospice volunteer follows heart into spiritual counseling
Many Housecall Providers volunteers have faced significant life events that led them to consider giving back to their community. For Megan Gibb, M.Th., a family member who received hospice care completely changed the trajectory of her life. Meagan was so moved by the...
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Response to the ProPublica article, “How Hospice Became a For-Profit Hustle”
By Rebecca Ramsay, CEO As one of the few independent not-for-profit hospices in the Portland metro area, I want to take a moment let you know about an epidemic threatening the very core of America’s hospice systems— for-profit, often equity-backed hospices gaming the...
Patient Assistance Fund
Housecall Providers is leading a quiet revolution reinventing health care for homebound and seriously ill members of our community, but sometimes our patients need more than medical care can provide and that is where our Patient Assistance Fund become an...
New initiatives help drive resurgence of growth
After nearly two and half years of reeling from the effects of the COVID-19 virus, last month, Housecall Providers saw clear evidence that all three in-home medical programs have recovered from the worst of the pandemic. Primary care is once again serving 1,500...
Finding gratitude and grace
Kathleen Vinson had been caring for her husband Gary for ten years as he slowly gave ground to Alzheimer’s disease. Complications from surgery sent him into a steep decline that ended at home where he eventually passed, under the care of Housecall Providers Hospice...
