Arkansas Valley Hospice Inc

04/24/2026

Santa Fe Trail Days 2026

04/24/2026

04/21/2026

04/20/2026

Volunteer Appreciation Week gives us a chance to say thank you to people who give their time, their kindness, and their heart. Our volunteers are the heart of our organization, and we mean that.

They help in so many meaningful ways, including:

💙Patient care.
💙Grief support.
💙Office support.
💙Fundraising.
💙Special events.
💙Veteran support.

Their presence brings comfort not only to patients, but to families and our whole community, too. We are homegrown and deeply rooted here, and we are grateful to every volunteer who helps us care for others in such a personal way.

If you have been thinking about serving your community in a meaningful way, we would love to connect with you.

Learn more at https://www.arkvalleyhospice.org/

04/16/2026

Some conversations are hard to start. That does not mean they are not worth having. National Healthcare Decisions Day is a reminder to talk with the people you love about your future care wishes.

Who would speak for you if you could not speak for yourself? What matters most to you? What kind of care would you want? Planning ahead is not about expecting the worst. It is a caring step that can bring clarity, comfort, and peace of mind in the long run.

Our palliative care team helps patients and families talk through advance care planning and future healthcare preferences with care and compassion.

Learn more at https://www.arkvalleyhospice.org/

04/13/2026

We recently celebrated a very special milestone 💛 Our team came together to honor one of our own, Hospice Aide Clara. We are so grateful for moments like this that remind us how strong and supportive our hospice family is.
A big thank you to Mexico City Cafe for providing such delicious food for our celebration—we truly appreciate your generosity! If you’re looking for great food, be sure to reach out to them for your next meal or catering needs.

04/10/2026

Starts this Sunday, hope to see you there💜

04/10/2026

A heartfelt thank you to Fort Bent 4-H for your incredibly generous blanket donation. Each blanket is more than just warmth—it’s comfort, compassion, and a reminder to our patients that they are cared for and not alone. Your kindness truly touches lives in the most meaningful way.

04/02/2026

Hospice care is about comfort, support, and helping each day hold as much peace as possible. It is about quality of life for patients and support for the people who care about them. Our hospice team works together to help manage pain and symptoms while also caring for emotional and spiritual needs.

Nurses, CNAs, chaplain support, social work, and volunteers each play an important part in that care. No one should have to face this season alone. We are here to help patients and families feel supported, informed, and cared for.

Learn more at https://www.arkvalleyhospice.org/