Stillwater Hospice Kalispell

05/01/2026

Veterans deserve end-of-life care that honors more than medical needs—it should honor their service, their story, and their dignity.

This month on the Stillwater Hospice blog, we explore specialized hospice support for veterans, including:

⭐ How military experiences can shape end-of-life care needs

⭐ Veteran-specific hospice resources and VA support coordination

⭐ Meaningful ways hospice honors service through recognition ceremonies

Read the full blog—https://www.stillwaterhospice.com/blog

05/01/2026

💜 Stillwater Hospice was honored to be part of the Alzheimer’s Association Breakfast at Immanuel Lutheran, with Jessica Hunter, Community Relations Representative, and Trisha Potter, Palliative/Hospice Nurse Practitioner, representing our team.

This work is deeply personal—and as a statewide corporate sponsor, we’re committed to showing up for these families every step of the way.

We’ll also have our Kalispell team at the Alzheimer’s Walk on October 3.

05/01/2026

📣 Big news for Stillwater Hospice—and the communities we serve!

Beginning June 1, 2026, Stillwater Hospice will acquire Campbell County Health Hospice in Gillette, Wyoming. This expansion brings more clinical resources, stronger support services, and a broader regional network—while keeping the same trusted local care team in place.

No disruption. Just more support behind the care families already rely on.

We’re proud to grow in a way that keeps care close to home while expanding what’s possible for patients and families across northeastern Wyoming.

Read more about what this means for the community on our blog https://bit.ly/4umHkvN —and follow along with updates from our Gillette team here: Stillwater Hospice Gillette, Wyoming

Stillwater Hospice expands into northeastern Wyoming with the acquisition of Campbell County Health Hospice, strengthening local care while preserving trusted community relationships.

04/22/2026

When people think of hospice, they often picture one nurse.

But hospice is a team—showing up in different ways, at different moments, when it matters most.

▪️Nurses focused on comfort and symptom management

▪️Social workers guiding families through decisions

▪️Chaplains holding space for meaning, grief, and reflection

▪️Hospice aides helping with day-to-day care

▪️Volunteers bringing companionship and support

Because no one should have to walk this alone.

04/20/2026

Caregiving takes everything — heart, energy, and patience.

These small resets can make a big difference when you need it most.

Flip through the slides and read our blog for more information. Link in bio.

04/17/2026

Now Hiring: Hospice RN Case Manager
Stillwater Hospice | Kalispell, Montana

Step into a meaningful role with a growing team that prioritizes both patient care and the people delivering it. This position leads care with compassion, coordination, and strong community connection.

Full-time
$36–$42/hour
Additional on-call pay
Currently interviewing

Plan, organize, and direct hospice care for patients and families
Coordinate services across the care team and community resources
Provide education, guidance, and support throughout the care journey
Deliver care that prioritizes comfort, dignity, and quality of life

Health, dental, and 401k (100% match up to 4%)
PTO starts accruing immediately
Flexible scheduling with work/life balance
Ongoing development through Stillwater University

Learn more and apply: https://bit.ly/41FE3vr

04/16/2026

Volunteers are an important part of hospice care.

They may help with:
• companionship visits
• caregiver relief
• special events
• administrative support

Their kindness makes a difference in the lives of families. Visit our website to apply to be a Kalispell Stillwater Hospice volunteer.

04/14/2026

What not to say when someone is grieving:

🟠 At least they’re in a better place

🟠 Everything happens for a reason

🟠 They lived a long life

🟠 Be strong

🟠 Time heals all wounds

🟠 I know exactly how you feel

🟠 You’ll get over this

🟠 God needed another angel

Even when meant with love, these can feel dismissive or minimizing.

What matters more than the right words is simply being there — listening, sitting in the silence, and letting them grieve without trying to fix it.

Bereavement services at Stillwater Hospice support you for up to a year after your loss. Please reach out to one of our teams in Montana, South Dakota, and Wyoming.

04/11/2026

Signs a caregiver may need a reset:

• constant fatigue
• trouble sleeping
• emotional overwhelm
• feeling isolated

Caregivers give so much to others. Taking time to recharge is essential. Read our blog this month for more spring rejuvenation tips for caregivers.

04/09/2026

Stillwater Hospice & Palliative Care careers in Montana, South Dakota, and Wyoming bring heart and purpose into the work you do every day.

From nurses and social workers to chaplains, aides, and support staff, our teams come together to care for patients and families in ways that truly matter.

04/07/2026

Hospice volunteers bring compassion into everyday moments.
From companionship visits to helping with special programs, volunteers play a meaningful role in supporting patients and families.

We are currently seeking Stillwater Hospice volunteers for all of our agencies in Montana, South Dakota, and Wyoming.

Apply on our website; https://bit.ly/3QcaZsO