Mountain Hospice

Mountain Hospice Compassionate care of terminally ill patients, their families, and pets. Mountain Hospice was established in 1991.

It was originally named “The Hospice of Barbour County”, but in 1994, the name was changed to Mountain Hospice. Mountain Hospice was started in Barbour County by a caring group of citizens who recognized the people in their community who were dying of non-curable illnesses in their homes, in hospitals, often left alone, and isolated. These caring people united to meet this need and became the founders of our organization. Through their hard work and constant nurturing, Mountain Hospice grew and expanded to provide hospice services to a growing number of terminally-ill patients and their families. The relentless efforts of the founders and volunteers generated funds and donations to help this organization develop and flourish into one of the most outstanding hospices in the state. The positive comments we receive about our staff reflect our long standing goal - to provide “Comfort and Compassion When It’s Needed Most”. The support we give to hospice patients has not only been a great asset to the Barbour County community but has been made available to residents in other areas. Since 1994, our hospice services have been added to six more counties: Mineral, Randolph, Tucker, Pendleton, Pocahontas, and Grant Counties. Services Include:

•Physician Directed Care
•Professional Nursing
•24-Hour bed side care when needed
•Social work and counseling services
•Home health aides
•Chaplain for spiritual care
•Physical, speech, and occupational therapy as appropriate
•Medical supplies and equipment
•Short-term inpatient care for respite or symptom management
•Medications related to terminal illness
•Support for patients and their loved ones
•Bereavement counseling
•Consultations about ethical issues
•Volunteer assistance

We’re proud to take part in National Wear Red Day to raise awareness for heart disease. At Mountain Hospice, we provide ...
02/06/2026

We’re proud to take part in National Wear Red Day to raise awareness for heart disease. At Mountain Hospice, we provide compassionate, comfort-focused care to patients and families facing end-stage heart disease. If you or a loved one could benefit from hospice services, we’re here to support you every step of the way. For more information call our office at 304-823-3922. ❤️

Calling all local businesses! Mountain Hospice is excited to host our 1st Annual Prom Night: The Encore on April 18th, a...
02/04/2026

Calling all local businesses! Mountain Hospice is excited to host our 1st Annual Prom Night: The Encore on April 18th, and we're looking for community partners to help make it a success. We'll be featuring a basket raffle and welcome donations of themed baskets, basket items, or $100 basket sponsorships. All participating businesses will be recognized during the event for supporting our fundraiser benefiting our Patient Support Fund. Interested in donating or sponsoring? Contact Kassie Miller at 304-823-3922 or kmiller@mountainhospice.com

Reminder: This event is open to the community! Information to purchase tickets is available on the Mountain Hospice’s 1st Annual Prom Night: The Encore event page.

Heart Month is a time to talk about care, comfort, and quality of life. If you’re facing end-stage heart disease, Mounta...
02/02/2026

Heart Month is a time to talk about care, comfort, and quality of life. If you’re facing end-stage heart disease, Mountain Hospice can offer support focused on comfort, dignity, and peace. Reach out to our office at 304-823-3922 to learn more about our hospice services and how we can help. ❤

Our team is at the heart of everything we do, and each month we’re proud to celebrate the milestones that matter. Today,...
02/02/2026

Our team is at the heart of everything we do, and each month we’re proud to celebrate the milestones that matter. Today, we’re recognizing our one and only February work anniversary. We are so proud to have Jessica on our team! 🎉
Thank you for being a vital part of our mission and for the compassion you show our patients every day. 💙

Join us at The Elks Lodge for an evening of fun, community, and purpose, all in support of the Mountain Hospice Patient ...
01/29/2026

Join us at The Elks Lodge for an evening of fun, community, and purpose, all in support of the Mountain Hospice Patient Support Fund.
This fund helps provide essential resources to our patients and their families during one of life’s most vulnerable times.
As a nonprofit organization, Mountain Hospice is committed to serving all who need hospice care, including those who are uninsured or underinsured, at no cost to them or their families. Fundraisers like this make that mission possible. We hope you’ll join us for a meaningful night that truly makes a difference. 💙

‼️This event is 18+ and open to the community.‼️
Visit our event page for directions on how to purchase your tickets today: https://www.facebook.com/share/1DMs4wyFb3/

01/16/2026

Mountain Hospice is seeking a compassionate Social Worker to join our team. In this role, you will support patients and families throughout their hospice journey, ensuring they feel cared for and supported every step of the way. Candidates must have a degree in social work and an active West Virginia social work license. If this sounds like the perfect fit for you, apply today by submitting your resume to hr@mountainhospice.com

Compassionate care of terminally ill patients, their families, and pets.

In the new year, we’re making it a priority to shine a light on our team members who go above and beyond to serve our pa...
01/06/2026

In the new year, we’re making it a priority to shine a light on our team members who go above and beyond to serve our patients with compassion & dedication. We’re excited to kick off a new recognition initiative by celebrating employee work anniversaries.

Today, we’re honoring our January work anniversaries! 🎉
Thank you for all you do for our patients, families, & community. 💙

Happy New Year! As we welcome a new year, our commitment remains unchanged - providing comfort and compassion to patient...
01/01/2026

Happy New Year! As we welcome a new year, our commitment remains unchanged - providing comfort and compassion to patients and families when its needed most. 🎆💚

Merry Christmas from Mountain Hospice! 🎅🎄❄️Wishing everyone peace, comfort, and joy this holiday season. It is our honor...
12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from Mountain Hospice! 🎅🎄❄️
Wishing everyone peace, comfort, and joy this holiday season. It is our honor to provide compassionate hospice services to our communities, and we are deeply grateful for the trust you place in us. May your holidays be filled with warmth, love, and meaningful moments with those who matter most. ❤️

12/24/2025

A special post for the tiniest of Bryan’s Carolers. These little carolers brought so much joy to the nursing homes and quickly became everyone’s favorite. Smiles, songs, & hearts completely stolen. ❤️🎄

Mountain Hospice team members and their families enjoyed visiting local nursing homes and assisted living communities to...
12/24/2025

Mountain Hospice team members and their families enjoyed visiting local nursing homes and assisted living communities to share the Christmas spirit in loving memory of the late Pastor Bryan Headley, former Chaplain for Mountain Hospice. Each year, our staff takes time during the holiday season to honor his legacy and the many years patients were touched by his joyful spirit and love of music. This meaningful tradition, started by Bryan, is one we are proud to carry forward for years to come. ⛪️🎄💚

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1002 Crim Avenue
Belington, WV
26250

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+13048233922

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Mountain Hospice was established in 1991. It was originally named “The Hospice of Barbour County”, but in 1994, the name was changed to Mountain Hospice. Mountain Hospice was started in Barbour County by a caring group of citizens who recognized the people in their community who were dying of non-curable illnesses in their homes, in hospitals, often left alone, and isolated. These caring people united to meet this need and became the founders of our organization. Through their hard work and constant nurturing, Mountain Hospice grew and expanded to provide hospice services to a growing number of terminally-ill patients and their families. The relentless efforts of the founders and volunteers generated funds and donations to help this organization develop and flourish into one of the most outstanding hospices in the state. The positive comments we receive about our staff reflect our long standing goal - to provide “Comfort and Compassion When It’s Needed Most”. The support we give to hospice patients has not only been a great asset to the Barbour County community but has been made available to residents in other areas. Since 1994, our hospice services have been added to six more counties: Mineral, Randolph, Tucker, Pendleton, Pocahontas, and Grant Counties. Services •Physician Directed Care •Professional Nursing •24-Hour bed side care when needed •Social work and counseling services •Home health aides •Chaplain for spiritual care •Physical, speech, and occupational therapy as appropriate •Medical supplies and equipment •Short-term inpatient care for respite or symptom management •Medications related to terminal illness •Support for patients and their loved ones •Bereavement counseling •Consultations about ethical issues •Volunteer assistance