Aveanna Hospice - Montgomery

11/14/2025

Today is World Diabetes Day, a chance for us to educate our communities on diabetes and support those living with it.

Diabetes is a chronic condition that occurs when the body cannot use insulin properly to regulate blood sugar levels. Type 1 diabetes occurs when the body produces little to no insulin because the immune system attacks the cells that produce it. Type 2 diabetes, the most common type, occurs when the body produces insulin, but the cells do not respond well to it.

This year's focus for World Diabetes Day is "Diabetes and the Workplace," an effort to eliminate stigmas and discrimination in the workplace for those living with diabetes. To learn more about World Diabetes Day and how you can show your support, visit https://pulse.ly/fvbpznqxfe

11/13/2025

Account Executive Kristen loved getting into the holiday spirit at a local skilled nursing facility!

11/13/2025

November is Native American Heritage Month, also called American Indian Heritage Month. This special awareness month celebrates the rich cultures, histories, and contributions of Native Americans, Alaskan Natives, Native Hawaiians, and affiliated Island communities.

This month and every month, we celebrate the diversity of these cultures and pay tribute to their lasting footprint on American society.

11/11/2025

On this Veterans Day, we pay tribute to all those who have served our country, expressing our deep gratitude for the remarkable sacrifices made by countless Americans.

At Aveanna, our Veterans continue their commitment to service each day by positively impacting the lives of our patients and their families. Today, we honor those who keep our nation strong, secure, and free. Happy Veterans Day!

11/10/2025

This week, we are honored to recognize the work of our dedicated and compassionate Home Care Aides!

Our Home Care Aides work tirelessly each day to ensure our patients are given the best care possible. They provide comfort and support to help our patients stay healthy at home, acting as both a caregiver and a companion. Even their smallest act of care and kindness changes lives.

This week and every week, we celebrate you for your unending commitment. Your patients and families depend on you, and you work hard to deliver the hope, comfort, and assistance they need, no matter what. Thank you for being part of our Aveanna family!

11/10/2025

Aveanna is honored to celebrate the individuals in our organization and our local communities who have courageously served our nation.

Recently, our Scottsboro Hospice team recognized and pinned Mr. James, a 30-year Navy Veteran and the husband of one of our patients. It is a privilege to recognize the immense sacrifice of our service members, and we are honored to share our gratitude by providing care to them and those they love.

This week and every week, we salute Veterans like Mr. James for their bravery, honor, and selflessness. Thank you for your service!

11/06/2025

As we celebrate Home Care and Hospice Month this November, we recognize the incredible value of home-based care. Today, home care is more important than ever—providing patients with the dignity, comfort, and independence they deserve while delivering exceptional outcomes.

In Home Health, personalized care helps our geriatric patients regain their cherished independence. For pediatric patients, it means living and thriving surrounded by family instead of receiving life-sustaining care in a facility. In Hospice, our teams bring peace and comfort to families during life’s most challenging moments.

At Aveanna, our commitment to outcomes, innovation, and clinical quality remains unwavering. Our compassionate care makes a difference every day across the country—going door to door, to the homes of our patients, wherever home may be.

As we recognize Home Care and Hospice Month, we proudly celebrate our clinicians and employees who make an incredible difference in the lives of families and patients.

11/04/2025

Throughout November, Aveanna is proud to recognize National Family Caregivers Month. We celebrate family caregivers and their sacrifice, compassion, and dedication.

Starting hospice services sooner provides greater comfort and support not only for patients, but also for family caregivers. If you are providing care to a family member facing a life-limiting illness, Aveanna Hospice may be able to help. Learn more about our services today: https://pulse.ly/hf3annm9is

11/04/2025

Stacy and Kristen loved getting to join some residents at a local rehab center for a "paint and sip," where they shared about Aveanna's resources!

10/24/2025

Account Executive Kristen had a blast getting to share about Aveanna's resources at a local skilled nursing facility for their fall festival!

To learn more about Aveanna Hospice of Montgomery, visit https://pulse.ly/ixhvqarng1

10/21/2025

Maryellen's breast cancer journey was a double-edged sword, something that brought her to some of the lowest points in her life while also showing her strength and resilience she never knew she had.

As a Patient Account Representative at Aveanna, her passion to uplift and support those affected by cancer is now stronger than ever. Read more about Maryellen's inspiring story by visiting https://pulse.ly/57cpwwao8d

Visit the Aveanna Healthcare Blog for tips and news about healthcare, wellness, and personal stories from our clients.

10/20/2025

Pastoral Care and Spiritual Care Week falls on the final full week of October each year. It gives us the opportunity to thank our Chaplains and Spiritual Counselors for the sacred care they provide during the unique “journey of the spirit” our patients and families face at the end of life.

While many of our team members focus on caring for our patients’ physical needs, you care for the spirit. You bring peace and hope during difficult times. When your patients are at their most vulnerable and uncertain, you strengthen and encourage them. You walk hand in hand with patients on their last journey, comforting and supporting them.

We cannot thank you enough for your faith, dedication, and guidance in times of great need. Thank you for all you do and for the lasting impact of your care and compassion.