Southern Grace Hospice Lafayette

02/13/2026

💕 Coordinating Care with Heart💕

Valentine’s Day is all about love — the quiet kind, the faithful kind, the show-up-every-day kind. And in hospice, that’s exactly the kind of love we see… and the kind of love we give.

Love is coordinating medications so a patient can rest comfortably.
Love is answering the late-night phone call with reassurance.
Love is sitting at the bedside holding a hand in silence.
Love is supporting families through hard conversations and tender moments.

This Valentine’s Day, we celebrate the beautiful privilege of loving people through one of life’s most sacred journeys. We are honored to walk beside our patients and families — coordinating care with dignity, grace, and a whole lot of heart. ❤️

Because in hospice, love isn’t just a holiday.
It’s what we do every single day. 💗

02/11/2026

At Southern Grace, we’re passionate about educating our community and helping families understand what hospice really means. Every duck we hand out is a reminder that it’s okay to ask questions, have conversations, and learn the truth.

So if you see us out there ducking Jeeps, just know — we’re also out here ducking the myths 💛

Have questions about hospice? Let’s quack about it! 🦆 “If you see us ducking Jeeps, we’re also ducking hospice misconceptions!” Let’s Duck the Fear and Drive Toward Comfort & Care!

02/10/2026

As our first year in 2025 came to a close, Southern Grace Hospice had the honor of bringing home multiple awards and accolades—a true reflection of what an incredible year it has been.

These recognitions mean more to us than words can say because they represent the trust, support, and belief our community has shown us. Acadiana, you showed up for us in the most meaningful way, and we are deeply grateful.

We are honored to share this success with the entire Acadiana area and proud to be a locally owned and operated hospice, dedicated to serving families with compassion, dignity, and grace.

Thank you for entrusting us with your loved ones and allowing us to do what we do best—care from the heart. We are humbled, thankful, and committed to continuing to be one of the best hospice providers around.

02/06/2026

💜💛💚 What a Week at Southern Grace! 💚💛💜

Our Southern Grace marketers were on the move all week celebrating Mardi Gras in full swing! From marching in parades and spreading cheer to working alongside more than 20 nursing homes, to networking events-the energy and connections were truly something special.

We wrapped up the week the best way possible—cooking at the Abbeville General Gumbo Cook-Off 🍲🎉 and celebrating in Eunice for the Mardi Gras Bash-Community, collaboration, and a whole lot of heart (and flavor)!

What a beautiful reminder of why we do what we do. Laissez les bons temps rouler! 💜💛💚

02/05/2026

02/05/2026

📣 We’re Hiring: Full-Time Hospice Social Worker 📣

Southern Grace Hospice is growing, and we’re looking for a compassionate full-time Social Worker to join our incredible interdisciplinary team.

This role is all about heart, advocacy, and support. Our hospice social workers play a vital part in caring for patients and families by:

• Providing emotional and psychosocial support to patients and caregivers
• Assisting with advance care planning and community resources
• Supporting families through end-of-life transitions and bereavement
• Collaborating with nurses, chaplains, physicians, and our care team
• Helping ensure dignity, comfort, and peace throughout the hospice journey

At Southern Grace Hospice, we believe in taking care of one patient, one family, one moment at a time—and we treat our team like family too.

If you have a heart for hospice and want to make a meaningful difference every day, we would love to hear from you.

📩 To apply or learn more, please contact us directly or send your resume to: AHillman@southerngracehpc.com

💙 This is the Southern Grace Difference

01/31/2026

The underutilized benefit of Hospice.

Will this bad habit of not accessing this benefit ever change? Who’s responsibility is it to refer? The providers or the patient?

The amount of humans who pass away without hospice is heartbreaking. We are not talking about a sudden death or accidental deaths. We are referring to individuals that are no longer curable and aggressive measures are now just a “bandaid”. We hear of individuals who spend their last year or months in and out of the hospital, with no improvement and lacking comfort and quality. We hear of people who are hospitalized for weeks with decline and with no improvement, but hospice isn’t offered. We hear of patients in nursing homes and assisted livings, experiencing the “silent transition”, with no additional care like hospice. We have witness adult children and elderly spouses, as caregivers at home, with no additional support. We watch home health being ordered on repeat for an option, but many of the individuals do not have rehab potential. We watch hired homecare not providing clinial care, so individuals can’t be managed at home and just end up in the hospital.

We hear and witness all of the above daily because we work in hospice. For years, We have been shouting at the top of our lungs that hospice is a HUGE benefit that HELPS, and doesn’t cost a thing. Hospice comes to you, wherever “home” is and almost ALL insurances pays for it 100%. That’s it! No strings attached. If you don’t like it, you can always discontinue the services. There are zero penalties in discontinuing the care.

Want to know the providers that are in your area? Google Medicare.gov.
✳️Go to the menu and click on “providers and services”
✳️then click on “find care providers”
✳️next click “provider type” and “hospice care”.
✳️Put in your zip code and your choices will be listed.

01/25/2026

Southern Grace Hospice takes pride at being the Elite team that we are, and we are beyond grateful for the kind words, heartfelt shout-outs, and beautiful messages shared by the families and loved ones we serve. Your appreciation means more to our team than you’ll ever know. Caring for your loved ones is truly an honor, and knowing that our compassion, dedication, and love are felt makes every moment worth it. Thank you for trusting us, supporting our team, and allowing us to walk this journey with your family. 💐 This is Southern Grace—caring for one patient, one moment at a time. 💚

01/24/2026

Meet our Next employee Spotlight! ✨
Mia Granger 💙 proud Erath, Louisiana native, and small-town girl at heart. Known for her bright smile, spunky personality, and boundless energy, Mia brings warmth, humor, and heart to everything she does.

A University of Louisiana at Lafayette grad in Business Administration and Marketing, Mia serves her community as a Hospice Care Consultant. In her role, she helps patients and families navigate the often overwhelming journey of serious illness, explaining hospice care options, coordinating services, and providing guidance to ensure comfort, dignity, and peace of mind. For Mia, this work isn’t just a job, it’s a calling rooted in compassion, empathy, and meaningful connection.

Beyond her work in hospice, Mia is an Ambassador for One Acadiana, a nonprofit economic development organization, where she helps support local businesses and community growth. Whether she’s walking alongside families during life’s most challenging moments, supporting local initiatives, or lifting spirits with her infectious optimism, Mia approaches every day with dedication, kindness, and a personal touch. Serving the community that raised her isn’t just important, it’s her passion. Southern Grace is thrilled to have Mia—our very own spunky ray of sunshine—on the marketing team, proudly representing us! ✨

01/22/2026

Let’s Be Clear!

➡️ Hospice does not mean giving up.
➡️ Hospice means choosing dignity, comfort, clarity — and sometimes, more time.

Families frequently tell us,

“We wish we had started hospice sooner.”

Today, the data supports that sentiment. People on hospice services extend their life by 29 days or more. Hospice patients lived an average of 29 days longer than patients with similar diagnoses who did not receive hospice care.
Not because hospice cures disease —
but because it removes factors that often shorten life.
💚 Sometimes, the most meaningful way to extend life is not to fight it — but to honor it.

01/20/2026

Today was extra special as we held our first official staff meeting of 2026 and celebrated our monthly birthdays along with our one-year anniversary. 🎉
Thankful for the incredible people who make our mission possible every day. Here’s to teamwork, growth, and many more years ahead!