Partners In Home Care

01/07/2026

Please join us for our next Palliative Care Community Education Session, focused on Living with a Serious Illness. 💙

February 11th, 2026
Led by: Brook Sternberg, PIHC Palliative Care Nurse Practitioner
📍 PIHC Missoula Office Building

This is the second session in our four-part series and offers a warm, supportive space for individuals living with serious illness, caregivers, and anyone wanting to learn more.
The event is free and open to the public, with snacks and beverages provided. We encourage you to attend and share this opportunity with others who may benefit!

👉 RSVP for this or any future sessions: partnersinhomecare.org/events

01/02/2026

You don’t have to carry grief alone.

Join us for one of our in-person Winter Grief Support Groups for adults coping with the loss of a loved one. These groups offer gentle education about grief and a safe, supportive space to connect with others who understand.

Missoula Winter Grief Support Group
January 15 – March 5
Thursdays | 12:00–1:30 PM | 8 weeks
✅ Registration required

Polson Winter Grief Support Group
February 2 – March 9
North Lake County Public Library
Mondays | 12:00–1:30 PM | 6 weeks
✅ No registration required

Free of charge and open to all adults.
We recommend waiting at least 2 months after a loss before attending.

To register please visit: partnersinhomecare.org/events

12/15/2025

We sincerely thank our sponsors, donors, and the talented musical performers who brought the 38th Annual Tree of Life to life. We are also grateful to everyone in the community who attended, and we hope the event provided a meaningful and comforting experience.

Each Tree of Life ceremony strengthens our community and offers a safe, supportive space for those navigating grief during the holiday season. Your generosity and support allow us to honor and remember every life with care and compassion.

12/04/2025

This Tuesday, December 9th, we gather for the 38th Annual Tree of Life Ceremony — a cherished Missoula tradition honoring loved ones we hold close in our hearts. 💛

Each light and ornament on the Tree represents a life remembered, a story shared, and a love that continues to shine.
Join us for an evening of reflection, music, and community at the Missoula Children’s Theatre.
Free and open to all.

Event Details:
Tuesday, December 9, 2025
5:30–8:00 PM
Missoula Children’s Theatre
Live music · Candlelight ceremony · Ornament keepsakes

We’re deeply grateful to our sponsors and community partners who help this tradition shine year after year.

Swipe through to see the generous supporters who make the Tree of Life possible.

11/25/2025

Join us in honoring the ones who live on in our hearts.

On December 9th, our community gathers once again at the Missoula Children’s Theatre for the 38th Annual Tree of Life Ceremony, an evening of music, reflection, and shared remembrance.

Every light and ornament on the Tree represents a life loved and remembered. If you’d like to honor someone special, donors who give $20 or more will receive a handcrafted ornament personalized with your loved one’s name. Each ornament will be placed on the Tree during the ceremony and kept on display throughout December.

✨ Tuesday, December 9th, 2025
🕠 5:30–8:00 PM
📍 Missoula Children’s Theatre

To dedicate an ornament, or learn more about the Tree of Life Ceremony, please visit partnersinhomecare.org/events

11/19/2025

Seventh grade students from Sussex School built a labyrinth at Hope Hospice Center in Missoula, creating a path to process grief. (story + video in comments) ⬇️

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10/30/2025

We’re hiring! 💙

Looking for a career that makes a difference right here in Western Montana?

Partners In Home Care is seeking Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists, and more to join our compassionate team.
Flexible schedules, meaningful work, and the chance to truly connect with patients where they’re most comfortable — home.

Apply today ➡️ partnersinhomecare.org/careers

10/24/2025

✨ Save the Date for the 38th Annual Tree of Life Ceremony ✨

Join us for an evening of remembrance, community, and light as we honor loved ones who have passed and celebrate the enduring spirit of connection.

🗓 Tuesday, December 9th, 2025
📍 Missoula Children’s Theatre
⏰ Doors open at 5:30 PM | Ceremony begins at 6:00 PM | Reception to follow

Each ornament on the Tree of Life represents a cherished life and a story of love that continues to shine. Together, we’ll share music, reflection, and hope during this meaningful holiday tradition.

💛 The event is free and open to the public. Donations and ornament dedications are welcomed to support compassionate hospice care across Western Montana.

🌲 Visit PartnersInHomeCare.org/Events to learn more or make a dedication.

10/22/2025

Join us for Partners In Home Care’s Palliative Care Community Education Series, led by Nurse Practitioner Brook Sternberg, MSN, FNP-C.
This four-part series offers meaningful discussions on living well, planning ahead, and supporting loved ones through serious illness.

🗓 Upcoming Sessions:
• Understanding Palliative Care – November 12, 2025
• Living Well with Serious Illness – February 11, 2026
• Planning Ahead & Dying Well – May 13, 2026
• Supporting Families & Caregivers – August 12, 2026

✨ Free and open to the community.
📍 All Sessions will be held on Wednesdays from 5:00PM - 6:30PM at the PIHC Missoula Office.

RSVP at PartnersInHomeCare.org/events

10/13/2025

🎉 Partners In Home Care partied like it’s 1995 at the University of Montana Homecoming Parade! From boom boxes to Rubik’s cubes, our team went all out celebrating Missoula’s incredible spirit and community pride.

Thank you to everyone who sang, danced, and waved with us. What an unforgettable day! Like the Friends theme song says, we’ll be there for you because at PIHC, we offer healthcare that never goes out of style. 💜

10/02/2025

09/26/2025

Missoula now has a dedicated space for patients and families to have serious conversations about life-limiting illnesses with the opening of a new Palliative Care clinic. (story + video in comments)