BBH’s PPOM Program helps patients find Peace of Mind

BBH’s PPOM Program helps patients find Peace of Mind

Submitted by Katie Mandell, Community Engagement Manager A few weeks ago, the community engagement department received a call from a team social worker asking if we could help a patient find a new home for his beloved dog, Jack. The patient was getting ready to move...
A NEW APPROACH FOR PET LOVERS

A NEW APPROACH FOR PET LOVERS

Robotic Animals Provide Companionship for Hospice Patients  Submitted by Lisa Baggett, Community Engagement Coordinator Ms. Helen has always loved animals and as an adult, she always had a wide variety of pets.  Most were traditional indoor...
Self-Care is Vital: Emotional Self Care

Self-Care is Vital: Emotional Self Care

Submitted by Lisa Baggett, Community Engagement Coordinator Do you remember the Seinfeld episode where George’s father, Frank Costanza, tries to keep his cool by yelling “Serenity now! Serenity now!”? The coronavirus pandemic us all searching for serenity in our daily...
National Grief Awareness Day

National Grief Awareness Day

Submitted by Kelly Williams, Community Engagement Coordinator National Grief Awareness Day is observed Monday, August 30th.  What do you do when you do not know what to do as it relates to grief?  I say, “educate yourself”!  I first...
Self-Care is Essential

Self-Care is Essential

Submitted by the Big Bend Hospice Bereavement Department Our hospice families are being impacted in ways we never imagined. Grief has been described as a “crisis wrapped inside the Coronavirus crisis.” Some hospice families have shared that their loss has been...