365 Hospice

03/15/2026

Our friends at PA Home Life are holding a caregiver support group. If you, or anyone you know, are in need of support please consider attending their monthly meeting.

03/13/2026

Never a dull moment at Communities At Indian Haven!!! Plenty of laughs were had and all the goods were auctioned off. As always, thank you for a fun filled afternoon!

03/11/2026

03/09/2026

03/09/2026

At 365 Hospice, our patients and their families love us, almost as much as we love them ❤️

Take a moment and listen to a local man share his beautiful story 📖of how 365 hospice 💙has supported him and his wife (our patient).

If you think you could benefit from our support or would like to share your 365 story, Please reach out to us ☎️

03/08/2026

Come work for an amazing family owned company….we are looking for CNA’s in the Johnstown and Clearfield areas. M-F schedule and many other great perks! Give us a call at 814-419-4109 to set up your interview!!!

03/06/2026

Have you ever wondered what a death doula is, or felt curious about the work and wanted to learn more?

A death doula, also known as an end-of-life doula, is someone who offers compassionate, non-medical support to individuals and families as they approach the end of life. While many people associate doulas with the final days at the bedside, the role is much broader than that.

You might like my class, “At the Bedside,” which is an introduction to becoming an end-of-life doula. Whether you are curious about this role or are already doing this work, this class would be good for you.

The next class is Sunday, May 3rd
10-12pm Pacific Time via Zoom

In this class, we will explore what death doulas can and can’t do, and clear up some common misconceptions. For example, doulas are not state-licensed, mandated, or regulated professionals, and the word “certified” can often create confusion. We will talk openly about what that means and how people can enter this field.

We will look at the ways doulas can support others long before the final moments of life, from companionship and guidance to helping people navigate aging, illness, and life transitions. This work isn’t one-size-fits-all, each person brings their own gifts, presence, and strengths.

This class is an opportunity not only to learn about the field, but also to look inward. You may discover that the qualities you naturally carry, your ability to listen, sit with others, support families, or simply be present, are exactly the kinds of gifts that are needed in this work.

The class fee is $25. If finances would prevent you from attending, please email me to inquire about a scholarship.

At the end of class I will share links to the doula training programs I recommend.
Additional resources are included below.

If you have ever felt drawn to supporting others through life’s most vulnerable transitions, this class may help you better understand the many ways that presence, compassion, and human connection can make a difference.

See you there.
xo
Gabby

Email me for a scholarship:
thehospiceheart@gmail.com

Link to learn more about this class and register for it:
https://www.thehospiceheart.net/at-the-bedside

This is a podcast conversation between a death doula (me) and a birth doula:
https://bestlifebestdeath.com/podcast-89/

Link to the book, “The Doula Tool Kit”:
https://www.amazon.com/Doula-Tool-Kit-End-Life/dp/B0CNN5LJMS

03/06/2026

03/04/2026

We love bringing fun and different activities to the communities we’re lucky enough to be part of — but if you know, you know… they love bingo! And, that’s why the classics always stay! 🙌

📍Last Saturday at Mountain Laurel Healthcare and Rehabilitation in Clearfield

03/03/2026

We are still looking for a CNA for the Clearfield area. Please dm if you would like more information, go on Indeed to complete and application, or call the office at 814-419-4901. Come work for an amazing company!

03/03/2026

365 Hospice would like to thank all the hard working Social Workers out there!

March is National Social Workers Month!

We are blessed to have Lizzy and Krista. Both go above and beyond for our patients and their families! Thank you Lizzy, Krista, and Ashley for your hard work and dedication!

03/01/2026

We have been taught, in subtle and not-so-subtle ways, that once someone dies, we stop talking about them. We lower our voices. We change the subject. We carry them quietly.

But what if the opposite is true?

If we don’t say their name, if we don’t tell their story, then their story stops being told. I believe that it is up to us to keep it alive.

I was sitting with my granddaughter once, telling her a story about my mom. She looked at me and said, “You have a mom?”

That question stayed with me.

Of course I have a mom. I have a dad, I have grandparents and many people woven all through my life who shaped me, loved me, taught me, and left me with so many memories. Just because my grandchildren never met them does not mean they did not exist.

I am who I am because of them and I want my grandchildren to know them.

The story does not end when a life ends.

They may have died, but their names deserve to be spoken. Their stories deserve to be remembered. Their memories rest with us, and we become their storytellers.

So say their name.
Tell their story.
Keep them woven into the fabric of your family.

Because love does not disappear.
It echoes.

xo
Gabby
www.thehospiceheart.net