Constellation Health Services

04/09/2026

So much fun celebrating with our community 🐣🌸

Thank you for having us be part of your Easter egg hunt Complete Care at Kimberly Hall North—we love supporting these special moments for residents.

A special shoutout to Kim for always showing up and supporting our partners—we appreciate all you do! 💙

Baskets are here the excitement is building for our annual Easter egg hunt today!! 🐣🌸

A special thank you to Kim from Constellations for always supporting our events. We appreciate your partnership and continued support. 💙

Join us today for all the fun, treats, and springtime smiles! 🐰🥚

04/09/2026

Thank you to the CareCore at Mentor team for welcoming us into your community for this special sip & paint event 🎨

We were honored to host this at your senior living community and create such a meaningful, creative experience for residents.

A special thank you to Erin Pribula from our Cleveland team for bringing this together—we appreciate all you do!

04/08/2026

Volunteer Spotlight: Pamela Ziss

“I was looking for ways to be of service and was encouraged by someone involved, who I admire greatly… They shared how it enriched them and suggested I might find the same. I did!”

From meaningful conversations about life, family, and purpose to simply being present, Pamela embodies the heart of hospice volunteering.

“Spending time with my patients makes me feel valued and humbled… I leave feeling connected to something bigger than me.”

To anyone considering volunteering, Pamela shares:
“Becoming a volunteer can be life changing… if you are considering it, go for it!”

Interested in making a difference? Learn more about becoming a volunteer:
https://constellationhs.com/careers/

04/06/2026

Volunteer Spotlight: Erica Anderson

“My beloved mother transitioned in 2018… through this work, I’ve come to realize that end-of-life care is part of my journey and purpose.”

What began as a desire to better understand the end-of-life process has grown into a meaningful path of service, compassion, and connection. Erica brings a comforting presence to patients while continuing a personal journey toward supporting others during life’s most important transitions.

“Spending time with the patients gives me a strong sense of purpose… it’s a reminder of what truly matters.”

To those considering volunteering, Erica shares:
“You don’t need to have all the answers. Being present is enough.”

Interested in making a difference? Learn more about becoming a volunteer:
https://constellationhs.com/careers/

04/06/2026

Volunteering doesn’t just make a difference in the lives of others — it can transform your own sense of purpose.

Join our volunteer team and bring comfort, connection, and compassion to patients and families when they need it most.

Explore opportunities and get involved:
https://constellationhs.com/careers/

04/03/2026

Volunteer Spotlight: Kri Van Sloun

“A friend thought I would enjoy volunteering for hospice, so I tried it — and it’s stuck.”

From sharing a simple Pepsi to offering comfort through quiet presence, Kri reminds us that volunteering is about meeting people where they are and showing up with care.

“By volunteering with hospice, I’m given time to sit, be present.”

To those considering it, Kri shares:
“Stop imagining the person you could be and start being that person.”

Interested in making a difference? Learn more about becoming a volunteer:
https://constellationhs.com/careers/

04/02/2026

Never underestimate the power of showing up with care.

04/01/2026

Happy Volunteer Month!

We’re grateful for the compassion, time, and heart our volunteers bring to patients and families every day. Thank you for all that you do.

03/27/2026

National Social Worker Month Spotlight 💙

For Jibin Thomas, social work is rooted in connection, presence, and purpose.

Jibin earned both his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Social Work from Georgia State University. His passion for the field began through his involvement in his church community, where he worked closely with youth and families.

He shares that the most rewarding part of his role is the time he gets to spend with patients, especially those without strong support systems. Being present during those moments is something he deeply values.

Jibin chose hospice care because it allows him to walk alongside patients and families during some of life’s most vulnerable and meaningful moments, offering comfort, support, and presence.

Originally from Kerala, India, Jibin now lives in Massachusetts with his wife and daughter. He enjoys spending time with his family, producing music, and staying grounded in his faith.

Thank you, Jibin, for the compassion and care you bring to the patients and families we serve every day.

03/26/2026

National Social Worker Month Spotlight 💙

For Ashley Sylvester, social work is about helping others navigate life’s most difficult moments with compassion and support.

Ashley earned her degrees from UConn, Simmons University, and the University of Kentucky, and is passionate about supporting individuals and families both emotionally and practically — helping them access resources, understand complex systems, and feel less alone.

She is especially drawn to hospice care, where she focuses on dignity, comfort, and quality of life. Ashley values being present for patients and families during such an important time and helping guide them through difficult decisions with empathy and honesty.

Outside of work, Ashley enjoys spending time with her family, going on cruises, and staying active.

Thank you, Ashley, for the compassion and care you bring to the patients and families we serve every day.

03/26/2026

When emotions run high, clear communication makes all the difference. Social workers help families come together with understanding and compassion.

03/25/2026

National Social Worker Month Spotlight 💙

For Kaylin Ross, LCSW, social work is rooted in compassion, advocacy, and connection.

Kaylin completed her education at Virginia Commonwealth University and was inspired by the values her mother instilled in her — to speak up for others and lead with compassion. She was also encouraged by mentors who believed in her and supported her journey to becoming a social worker.

One of the most rewarding parts of her role is the opportunity to connect with people from all walks of life, especially the elderly population, whose wisdom and life stories she deeply values.

Kaylin chose hospice to challenge herself and to be the support for others that she didn’t always have during times of loss. Providing comfort and presence during such a vulnerable time is something she holds close to her heart.

Outside of work, Kaylin enjoys building LEGO sets, a creative way for her to unwind and recharge.

Thank you, Kaylin, for the compassion and care you bring to the patients and families we serve every day.