Serenity Point Hospice LLC

02/03/2026

Hospice is not a place—it’s a philosophy rooted in dignity, comfort, and respect. At Serenity Point Hospice, we empower families by offering supportive services such as nursing care, physician house calls, medications, personal care, pet therapy, grief counseling, social work support, and 24-hour on-call assistance. Whether at home, assisted living, or long-term care facilities, our mission is to help patients maintain the highest quality of life while surrounding them with comfort and understanding.

01/30/2026

In healthcare, it’s easy—especially in high-pressure environments—to become task-focused, policy-driven, and efficiency-oriented.

But we must be careful not to become institutionalized in our thinking.

Every person we care for is more than a diagnosis, more than a behavior, more than a problem to solve.
They are someone’s mother or father. A spouse. A sibling. A grandparent. A friend. A loved one with a story, a history, and a life that mattered long before they entered our care.

When we slow down long enough to see the person—not just the chart—we deliver better care, better outcomes, and more humane healthcare.

This is the standard we should always hold ourselves to.

01/21/2026

At Serenity Point Hospice, compassion is at the heart of everything we do. With over 50 years of combined experience in home health, hospice, internal medicine, pediatrics, and emergency medicine, our dedicated team provides truly individualized care for patients and their families. We carefully tailor our services—physical, emotional, social, and spiritual—to ensure every person receives the comfort, dignity, and peace they deserve. Your family becomes our family, and we are honored to walk beside you through life’s most tender moments.

12/31/2025

We are not hiring. We are calling.

Serenity Point Hospice is seeking nurses, aides, chaplains, social workers, and companions who know that end-of-life care is holy ground.

This is not a job for people who want comfort, routine, or recognition.

This is a calling for those who feel drawn to sit with the dying, hold trembling hands, pray in silence, and love families when they are falling apart.

You do not need to have all the answers.
You do need to be willing to show up when it hurts.

We welcome people of all backgrounds and beliefs, but our care is rooted in compassion, faith, and the sacredness of every life.

If you feel stirred by this, reach out.
Some of you are discovering that God is giving you a heart to sit with the hurting. If that stirs something in you, come talk to us.

If this sounds intimidating, this may not be for you.
This work changes you.
And it changes the people you serve forever.

12/15/2025

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12/13/2025

12/10/2025

Blue Christmas – A Service of Remembrance and Hope

Friday, December 19th @ 7:00 PM
First Presbyterian Church
275 Linden Street • Canton, Illinois

The holiday season sparkles with celebration—but for many, it also carries a deep ache. Whether your grief is fresh or has quietly lingered for years, this night is designed to meet you with compassion, gentleness, and the comforting presence of God.

A Blue Christmas service creates sacred space in a season that often moves too fast. It acknowledges that joy and sorrow can coexist… that it is possible to feel gratitude and grief in the same breath… and that honoring our loved ones brings healing to tender places.

This contemplative evening will include:

Scripture readings and words of comfort

Quiet reflection and prayer

A candlelighting of remembrance

Music that soothes the spirit

Space to breathe, remember, and rest in God’s presence

If you find rejoicing to be hard work this year…
If the holidays feel different…
If you long for a moment of peace in the whirlwind…

This night is for you.
Come as you are. Bring a friend if you wish.
Your grief is welcome, your story is honored, and your loved one will be remembered.

12/02/2025

💜 Giving Tuesday Reflection 💜
Gratitude for the Ones Who Stay in the Fight

Today is Giving Tuesday, and I just want to remind everyone that “giving” doesn’t always mean money.
Sometimes the greatest gifts are the ones you can’t put a price on:

A word of encouragement.
A pat on the back.
A quiet prayer.
A moment of kindness.
A willingness to stand with someone instead of walking away.

And today, I’m especially thankful for my team —
the ones who stand in the middle of the battlefield and don’t run. The ones who show up arm-in-arm, united, steady, and faithful when the trials hit harder than expected. The ones who face the storm head-on, not because it’s easy, but because love calls us to stay.

We may be small, but we are mighty.
We serve with full hearts, unwavering commitment, and a mission grounded in compassion and the Lord’s strength.

To my team — your courage, your endurance, and your willingness to give yourself day after day is a gift to this community and a blessing to every family we touch.

Thank you for choosing to give…
with your hearts, your time, your compassion, and your steadfast faithfulness.

💜 We’re still here. We’re still serving. And we’re doing it together.

10/28/2025

10/20/2025

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10/20/2025

🌿 Seeing the Beauty in Hospice 🌿
So many people look at hospice through the glass of fear or misunderstanding — they see only the sadness, the decline, or the ending. But what they often miss is the beauty that hospice can bring to people’s lives.

Hospice isn’t about giving up. It’s about living intentionally, loving deeply, and finding purpose in every remaining moment. It’s about families coming together, forgiveness being spoken, memories being made, and hearts being mended.

At Serenity Point Hospice, we get to witness miracles every day — moments of laughter, peace, music, and healing, even in the hardest chapters. It’s not about death; it’s about the sacredness of life and the grace of being present for one another.

💜 “The Lord will fulfill His purpose for me; Your steadfast love, O Lord, endures forever.” — Psalm 138:8

10/19/2025

🎶 Music That Heals the Soul 💜
Today was one of those “But God” moments.

What began as a simple jam session turned into something sacred — a time of healing, reflection, and love. Kyle Davis and his crew came together to pour their hearts into Tim from Bushnell, and to honor their dear friend and brother Cam, who went to heaven far too soon. Many of the songs they played were born out of deep grief and sorrow, yet through every chord and lyric came peace, connection, and the comforting presence of God.

It was no coincidence that Anthony Giacabazi happened to be home to capture it all on video, or that Ed Rose, a new friend we met at the Blues Festival, was able to join in. God brought the right people together at the right moment — each one carrying a story, a heart, and a purpose.

It’s amazing how music can bring people together, heal broken hearts, and mend souls. 💜

Forever grateful for this moment of grace, friendship, and faith. 🙏
— Dawn & the Serenity Point Hospice Family