Hospice of Scotland County

11/11/2025

Today, Hospice of Scotland County proudly joins our community in honoring the brave men and women who have served our country with courage, sacrifice, and unwavering dedication.

At Hospice of Scotland County, we are deeply committed to serving our veterans with the dignity and respect they deserve. Through specialized care programs and compassionate support, we recognize the unique needs of those who have worn the uniform — ensuring their final journey is one of peace, honor, and gratitude.

Thank You for Your Service

To all veterans — past and present — we thank you. Your courage inspires us, your sacrifice humbles us, and your legacy lives on in the hearts of those you’ve protected.

Let us never forget the price of freedom and the heroes who made it possible.

11/10/2025

Tune in to WLNC’s Live on Main Show this Wednesday!

Tanya Williams, social worker at Hospice of Scotland County, will be the featured guest.

Tanya first joined Scotland Health Care System in 1986 as Scotland Memorial Hospital’s only social worker/discharge planner—just three years after the hospital opened at its current Lauchwood Drive location. This fall, we’re celebrating Hospice of Scotland County’s 40th Anniversary, and in just a few months, Tanya will also reach her 40th year of providing, safe, high-quality, and compassionate care as part of the Scotland Health team!

On Wednesday’s show, Tanya will discuss the vital role of social workers in hospice care and details about the upcoming Candlelight Memorial Service on November 20 at 6:00 PM at Northview Harvest Ministries in Laurinburg.

Be sure to tune in!

11/07/2025

Hospice of Scotland County is honored to invite you to our Candlelight Memorial Service on Thursday, November 20, at Northview Harvest Ministries.

This cherished annual gathering offers families a heartfelt opportunity to honor and remember loved ones who have passed away over the past year. Whether your loved one was a hospice patient or not, all are welcome to attend and share in this meaningful evening of remembrance.

Special Message by Dr. Glenn Harris
We are grateful to have Dr. Glenn Harris of Laurinburg Family Practice and Urgent Care as this year’s speaker. Dr. Harris is not only a dedicated hospice provider but also a longtime advocate and supporter of Hospice of Scotland County.

Refreshments Provided by Scotland Health
Following the service, guests are invited to enjoy light refreshments and fellowship. The hospice team would love to reunite with you!

Please join us as we come together in love, light, and memory.

11/06/2025

Since 1986, Hospice of Scotland County has been committed to providing exceptional, compassionate end-of-life care to people in our community.

11/05/2025

Has someone you love recently received care from Hospice of Scotland County? Was there a Hospice CNA who made a lasting impact—through their kindness, attentiveness, or exceptional service?

We invite you to recognize these incredible caregivers by nominating your favorite for Scotland Health’s Sunshine Award, which honors extraordinary nursing support team members like CNAs who go above and beyond in their care.

Your nomination helps us celebrate the heart of hospice care—the people who bring comfort, dignity, and compassion during life’s most tender moments.

The Sunshine Award is Scotland Health Care System’s Award for Extraordinary Nursing support team members.

11/05/2025

10/31/2025

10/21/2025

Hospice of Scotland County is proud to announce two upcoming open house events in celebration of its 40th Anniversary and in recognition of National Hospice Month

10/21/2025

A very special thank you to Campbell Soup of Maxton for inviting us to take part in their annual health fair.

09/27/2025

Hospice of Scotland County is proud to announce its continued commitment to excellence with the achievement of DEEMED status accreditation from the Accreditation Commission for Health Care (ACHC).

09/22/2025

It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of our dear teammate, Jacy Chavis, who served as the South Carolina Office Manager for Hospice of Scotland County.

Jacy was more than a colleague—she was a passionate advocate for the hospice philosophy and a driving force in expanding our mission throughout our South Carolina service area. From attending community events to helping secure a vital contract with a long-term care facility, Jacy’s dedication made a lasting impact on our organization and the lives of those we serve.

She worked closely with the marketing department at Scotland Health, helping to inform the public about available hospice services, increase referrals, and serve as a trusted provider liaison. Her clerical and administrative support kept our operations running smoothly, and her energy and commitment inspired everyone around her.

Jacy was a go-getter, a team player, and a true believer in compassionate care. She will be missed dearly.

Please keep Jacy’s family and loved ones in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

09/22/2025

Hospice of Scotland County has officially launched its beloved Christmas ornament fundraiser, offering the community a heartfelt way to honor loved ones while supporting compassionate end-of-life care and bereavement services.