Calumet County Home Care and Hospice

02/15/2026

🚨📢We're Hiring!!!📢🚨

We are expanding our staff! If you are looking for an opportunity to join an amazing, close-knit local healthcare group and still want excellent balance in your schedule, we have the perfect opportunities! Feel free to reach out. Feel free to share and spread the word. You can find the job descriptions in the link attached.
-Full Time HHC/Hospice RN
-Casual HHC/Hospice HHA (CNA)
-Casual HHC/Hospice RN

Full time openings don't last long! Apply now!!! We would love to hear from you!

https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/calumet/jobs/5164242/hhc-hospice-rn?fbclid=IwdGRjcAP-pyhleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEefGbA0xU90JGoXMJK6yQ_CYfyCQnBAyryG9Hk_SrHewzPAyDX06YLL4JQntc_aem_9mc0CclxPTvoL8T5WBxvYg

Flexible hours Monday - Friday, with paid evening on-call shift once every other week and every 7th weekend! Required to work two to three holidays per year. Excellent wage and benefits including participation in the Wisconsin Retirement System! If you enjoy working with patients outside of a cl...

02/13/2026

We continue to introduce the amazing team behind our Home Health Care & Hospice division! You may know their names or have heard about their work in the community—now see the faces that drive our mission. Keep following along as we share their stories, passions, and the dedication they bring to everything they do.

Megan Mrdjenovich currently serves as the Calumet County Hospice Social Worker. She began working in hospice on a casual basis in December 2024 and transitioned into a full-time role in February 2025. She holds a Master of Social Work degree and is a licensed social worker (APSW) in the state of Wisconsin.

Megan truly values the opportunity to walk alongside patients and families during some of life’s most tender and challenging moments. Her role includes conducting biopsychosocial assessments, providing emotional support, assisting with advanced care planning, and connecting families to community and bereavement resources. She works closely with the interdisciplinary care team to ensure that each patient’s care plan reflects their values, preferences, and unique needs.

With more than 6 years of experience in the field, she has had the privilege of serving individuals and families across a variety of settings. Hospice work has been especially meaningful, allowing her to offer compassion, dignity, and support to patients and their loved ones at a profoundly important time in life.

Outside of work, Megan enjoys spending time with her family, traveling, and being outdoors.

02/11/2026

We continue to introduce the amazing team behind our Home Health Care & Hospice division! You may know their names or have heard about their work in the community—now see the faces that drive our mission. Keep following along as we share their stories, passions, and the dedication they bring to everything they do.

Cindy Meidam has been a Hospice Volunteer for the past year and a half, and it’s truly been her pleasure to support patients and families during such meaningful moments.

Before retirement, Cindy worked as a Registered Nurse in both Hospice and Dialysis, bringing years of experience, empathy, and dedication to her roles. She’s been married for 33 years and is the proud mother of two beautiful children. Cindy is also a full-time caretaker for her adult son with disabilities, a role she embraces with strength and love.

She says her life has been blessed in many ways, and she looks forward to many more years of volunteering and making a difference in the lives of others.

02/03/2026

We continue to introduce the amazing team behind our Home Health Care & Hospice division! You may know their names or have heard about their work in the community—now see the faces that drive our mission. Keep following along as we share their stories, passions, and the dedication they bring to everything they do.

Amanda Heiberger is one of our amazing home health nurses and has been an LPN for 18 years, with 6 of those years proudly serving Calumet County. Her experience and compassion make a real difference for the patients and the families she cares for every day.

When she's not working, Amanda loves gardening, reading, and taking motorcycle rides with her husband, Tommy. Most of all, she enjoys spending quality time with Tommy and their two children.

We're grateful to have Amanda as a part of our team!

01/19/2026

We're hiring! Consider joining our amazing team!

Flexible hours Monday - Friday, with paid evening on-call shift once every other week and every 7th weekend! Required to work two to three holidays per year.  Excellent wage and benefits including participation in the Wisconsin Retirement System! If you enjoy working with patients outside of a cl...

12/03/2025

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT:

From December 2 thru December 4, 2025 our after hours non-emergent number will be out of service and unavailable from 12:00 AM to 6:00 AM. During this time HHC/Hospice needs will need to be routed through 911 and inform them this is a HHC/Hospice non-emergent need and you need the on call nurse notified.

12/02/2025

11/20/2025

We continue to introduce the amazing team behind our Home Health Care & Hospice division! You may know their names or have heard about their work in the community—now see the faces that drive our mission.

Keep following along as we share their stories, passions, and the dedication they bring to everything they do.

Doris Bennin has been a dedicated hospice volunteer for over 12 years, sharing her time, kindness, and talents with those in need. She lives out in the country near Chilton and brings a warm, personal touch to everything she does.

When she’s not volunteering, Doris enjoys sewing — she lovingly creates blankets for Project Linus, walker bags for anyone who needs one, and even towel sets for hanging over oven doors. Her creativity and generosity are truly appreciated by all who receive her handmade gifts.

Doris has been married to her wonderful husband for nearly 55 years and is the proud mom of two sons, a loving grandmother to one awesome grandson, and also enjoys time with her daughter-in-law and her two children.

11/12/2025

A great reminder! Our shoes DO matter. Our partner, Greenfield Therapy, is always quick to have a chat about this, including talking about slippers or what footwear is worn (if any) in the middle of the night for trips to the bathroom.

Falls are the leading cause of injury for older adults and can have serious consequences. Routine care for feet and proper supportive footwear can reduce your risk of falls.

View this brochure from the CDC for helpful information on feet and footwear for older adults. www.cdc.gov/steadi/media/pdfs/2024/08/STEADI_Feet_Footwear_Guide_O.pdf

11/05/2025

Why is our Lymphatic System Important? Because it clears out toxins!

When sluggish, fluid is retained, immune system weakened, cellulitis, respiratory problems, sinus infections, eczema, colds and ear infections can result.

Jen Depies, our occupational therapist partner, is very knowledgeable about LYMPHEDEMA. It usually comes about with a complaint of leg and feet swelling but it can be so much more or be occurring elsewhere.

Jen loves seeing the improvements that come with her therapy and is super knowledgeable about how to "fix this" problem.

Tip: One size compression stocking is not appropriate for all!

11/03/2025

November is National Home Care & Hospice Month!

We are proud to honor the incredible caregivers who bring comfort, compassion, and dignity to patients every single day. Thank you for the care you give, the hearts you touch, and the lives you change.

Here's to a month of celebrating YOU!



-Thank you

11/03/2025

We continue to introduce the amazing team behind our Home Health Care & Hospice division! You may know their names or have heard about their work in the community—now see the faces that drive our mission. Keep following along as we share their stories, passions, and the dedication they bring to everything they do.

Sabrena Cortazzo has been a nurse with Calumet County since 2022. She’s always known her “calling” was in health care, but hospice care is her true passion. Helping patients and family through their final journey with empathy, compassion, providing patients with peace, comfort, and dignity are very important to my personal values.

Prior to returning to school for her ADN, Sabrena managed an assisted living for 2 years and worked as a CNA for 20 plus years in long term care, assisted living, home care, and hospice.
When Sabrena isn’t working she enjoys spending time with her children, her grandson, walking her dogs and gardening.