Allay Hospice

04/06/2026

Losing a spouse is a life-altering experience. Grief is a complicated thing, and it may change, but it doesn’t disappear.

A core part of our hospice mission is ensuring that you’re not walking this journey alone. And that continues after a loved one passes.

Ask about our bereavement program, which helps you navigate a world that is forever changed.

04/04/2026

One of the most common symptoms of end-stage liver disease is ascites — a severe buildup of fluid in the abdomen that complicates breathing and eating.

Our hospice team uses targeted medications and specialized positioning to relieve the pressure, drain fluid when appropriate, and restore comfort without endless trips to the ER.

04/02/2026

In the Passover story, the homes of Jewish residents were a place of safety during the plagues.

Home as a sanctuary is something we deeply relate to.We hope that tonight, as Passover beings, you feel comfort and connection in your space, just as you should.

Chag Sameach!

03/30/2026

Our care is built on the expertise and passion of doctors.

Without their knowledge and their heart for others, our patients wouldn’t receive the quality of care that they do.

Happy to these vital players in the care journey!

03/29/2026

On , we offer the embrace that was missing decades ago to our service members.

You’ve earned a listening ear, deep respect, and a steadfast commitment to your physical comfort and peace.

03/26/2026

When people with MS enter hospice, their bodies have experienced years of nerve damage.

At this point in their lives, injury may have reached critical nerves that control swallowing and breathing.

Hospice addresses the discomfort that comes with these impacts through methods, medications, and strategies that bring peace.

03/23/2026

For those who have long cared for someone with a severe TBI, grief may be a familiar feeling.

In hospice, with licensed counselors and chaplains on our care team, we are a safe space for loved ones to process all the emotions that come with preparing for a loss.

03/20/2026

Happy first day of spring and all the health benefits it brings!

Sunlight has been shown to increase serotonin, improving our mood.

If you can, take a moment today to enjoy a sign of spring, whether that’s sunlight, fresh air, or a bird chirping.

03/17/2026

There is still so much we don’t know about our brains and dying, but research indicates that hearing may be one of the last senses to fade.

So keep talking, singing, and praying. Your loved one may be listening.

03/17/2026

03/15/2026

Digestive issues, including nausea, constipation, or difficulty swallowing, are some of the most distressing symptoms a patient can face.

This , we honor the nurses and other healthcare professionals who specialize in understanding the intricate workings of the GI tract and provide our patients with much-needed comfort.

03/12/2026

For families caring for a loved one with kidney failure, one symptom often comes with a lot of distress: The Itch.

It’s called pruritus, and it’s caused by a buildup of toxins that the kidneys can no longer filter.

An important part of hospice care is tackling symptoms that interrupt comfort. Through specialized lotions, medications, and care techniques, we help soothe the skin and calm the restlessness, allowing your loved one to finally rest comfortably.